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Have you ever seen men who always want or are of the habit of trying to use money to win a woman's love? What such men don't know is that those women never truly love them because once the money is no longer there, they will leave the relationship immediately or if they meet another man who's...

Yeah, there's nothing good about lust and obsession especially when it comes to having it for an opposite sex.

It's not a must or a rule to be loved back. If someone isn't willing to accept being in a relationship with you and they are open about their decision, walk away from them with pride and get someone who loves you.

Everyone have one or more secret admirers. The only thing is that you may or may not know they are admiring you. It's only when they show they are admiring you that you're going to know.

No, I haven't experienced being groped by anyone anywhere in my life. I mind the kind of company I keep. Note, it's only perverts who go to the extent of groping anyone.

Yes, it's possible for a breakup in relationship to push someone into depression. This happens often when the relationship was one sided and when the other nonchalant partner ends the relationship, the other person will be broken.

She enjoyed the sex when she had it. She weren't raped, and she knew her sex partner wasn't going to use protection. Why is she now feeling depressed?

I can see why that would make you uncomfortable. Being noticed isn't the same as wanting attention, and your boundaries should always be respected regardless of someone's feelings or age.

Yeah, I've experienced cat-calling too, and it's uncomfortable. There's a big difference between a genuine compliment and someone crossing your boundaries. Nobody should have to tolerate that kind of behavior.

I get the appeal of being single. Having your own space and freedom can be really peaceful. I think the right relationship should add to your life, not make you feel like you've lost your independence.

It’s really sad when love becomes so consuming that someone loses sight of their own worth. Rejection hurts deeply, but it shouldn’t define someone’s life or future.

I think being attractive can definitely bring unwanted attention, but harassment is never justified. People should respect boundaries regardless of how someone looks. Being noticed is one thing; being made uncomfortable or unsafe is completely different.

There are so many shooting movies I loved and appreciated so much. Some of them are the following ; 1. Black Hawk Down 2. Hacksaw Ridge 3. Fury 4. Saving Private Ryan

Personally, I love watching movies and TV shows using subtitles. It vibes well along with me seeing them because it means I won't miss out on any of the conversation in the movie or TV show.

I wouldn't call it feeling depressed but I know for sure that I'm not happy with myself whenever I'm running low on cash. It makes me feel like I'm useless.

I might feel sad over what's happening to me or how my day went bad but it's never going to be enough making me cry. If I cry over anything, it means that my heart is completely broken.

Yes of course, it helps very well. I used to play amateur football and the pep talk from our coach when training and before the match is like a great push for us to do better.

Jesus Christ was rejected when he came to save the world. I read the story in the Bible and I was like wow! I've come to terms that anyone can be rejected and it's two way street.

Marriage is for better or worse. I would 100% stick with my partner in good and in bad times health-wise. Help her heal and get better because that's my duty.

I've never had to deal with obsession or be in a relationship with any woman who's obsessed and depressed at the same time. I wouldn't know how to manage such a person if I'm being honest.