10

The Harder Question for 09 February 2010

-

The Harder Question: You meet someone to whom you’re highly attracted. You all really hit it off and begin to date exclusively.

After several months, you express to your significant other that you’d like to take your relationship to a sexual level.

If your significant other is a woman, she tells you that she battled breast cancer and won but lost both breasts to a double mastectomy. If your significant other is a man, he tells you that he fought prostate cancer and won but he’s unable to sustain an erection and none of the alternative treatments have been successful.

How does this new information affect the way you feel about your significant other?

(this question was submitted by@Quintessence_T; thanks!)

RULES FOR COMMENTS

1. DO NOT include links in your post. There is a place for you to include one link when you’re filling out the Name/Email/Website information. Comments that include links will be deleted.

2. If you prefer not to have your name and/or avatar associated with your answer, please feel free to type Anon in the name field and anon@myqotd.com in the email field. This will keep your identity protected.

3. If your post is obviously irrelevant to the question at hand, it will be deleted. This is a tactic spammers use to simply show up on blogs.

4. Please keep your comments respectful. We can agree to disagree without attacking each other.

FYI: You may edit your comment for up to 30 minutes after posting. After 30 minutes, your comment can no longer be revised.

4

This or That: My Ultimatum of the Day for 09 February 2010

-

My Ultimatum of the Day: You’re allergic to chocolate and all kinds of fruit. Researchers have developed shots that will alleviate your allergy to both. The issue is that you can only take one shot or the other. No one can take both, and you can’t take one now and one later. This is a forever choice. Which do you choose?





RULES FOR COMMENTS

1. DO NOT include links in your post. There is a place for you to include one link when you’re filling out the Name/Email/Website information. Comments that include links will be deleted.

2. If your post is obviously irrelevant to the question at hand, it will be deleted. This is a tactic spammers use to simply show up on blogs.

3. Please keep your comments respectful. We can agree to disagree without attacking each other.

Don’t feel like typing? Driving and can’t type? No worries! Call 904-4MY-QOTD (904-469-7683) and leave your comment by voicemail! Voicemail comments earn you triple points! Just make sure to mention the username you used when you registered on this site.
Listen to audio comments below:
5

My Question of the Day for 09 February 2010 – UPDATED

-

My Question of the Day: Are Americans “snobs” when it comes to what they perceive as “the right” lifestyle and/or culture?

My 2 Cents: I don’t know if I’d called American “snobs” about what they perceive as “the right” lifestyle and/or culture, but I will say that we seem to think other countries should do things our way.

If the steering wheel is on the opposite side of a car than that to which we are accustomed, we say it’s on the “wrong side.”

Wherever many of us go outside the U.S., we expect that there’s somebody who speaks English, and we search out these people rather than attempt to learn another language.

Many of us think everybody wants to live in America because of our lifestyle and/or culture, which I don’t believe is true. I’d assert that others want to come to America for the educational and/or financial opportunities, but they don’t necessarily want to assimilate into the American lifestyle and/or culture. That’s why people can live here for over 40 years and never lose their accent or the customs of their birthplaces. That’s why we have communities within communities here. Not everyone buys into the “American Dream,” even if they do want to take advantage of the opportunities.

This, however, may not be exclusive to America. Maybe in other countries, they think about their lifestyle and/or culture just as many Americans. It could just be patriotism and pride, not conceit and arrogance.

———-

Take a few moments to check out the tweets from Twitter on this subject:

———-

Nukirk Digi.tal nukirk That beliefs r not exclusively American. Look @ what we got: Our own English & measuring system that I’m still have trouble w/.

PROTECTED TWEETER Yes! I’ve noticed the people who are like that became citizens and were not born in America. Weird huh?..and it seems like they base this idea of Amerian culture on a particular race

Joshua Gibson JoshDamage idk if they are snobs but they certainly don’t appreciate living in a democracy

———-

The commentary doesn’t have to end!

Please feel free to continue to add your comments below.

———-

RULES FOR COMMENTS

1. DO NOT include links in your post. There is a place for you to include one link when you’re filling out the Name/Email/Website information. Comments that include links will be deleted.

2. If your post is obviously irrelevant to the question at hand, it will be deleted. This is a tactic spammers use to simply show up on blogs.

3. Please keep your comments respectful. We can agree to disagree without attacking each other.

FYI: You may edit your comment for up to 30 minutes after posting. After 30 minutes, your comment can no longer be revised.

Please note that I will be picking winners for the months in 2011 that have not been done yet. I've gotten behind, but I'm a woman of my word. Beginning, 01 January 2012, there will only be one winner per month, and that one winner will receive a $30 Amazon gift card. For the months in 2011 that still need winners, there will still be two, $20 gift card winners. The change will take effect starting 01 January 2012. See details.
http://downloadpart.com