Because you have this attitude that women are somehow obligated to respond to you personally, beyond responding publicly to your threads. Nobody is obligated to take a personal interest in anyone else, no matter how much you wish it worked that way. There also appears to be a slight culture clash, because you are not at all unique in your attitude. It seems prevalent among men from central Asia to think that merely joining a dating site, and saying "I'm a a Good Person!" should result in you getting married within a month. It doesn't work that way. Maybe on a dating site exclusively to the Pakistan/India area it might work that way, but it doesn't work that way on an international site. "You are far away" and "Not compatible" are likely explanations for many women who live in Europe, the Americas, or Australia. Also, photos without sunglasses are a good idea if you want people to be attracted to you. People like to see other people's eyes, if they are going to communicate personally.
This story teaches children that they shouldn't make fun of someone just because they are different. Children watching this story identify with Rudolph, and the other reindeer that made fun of him in the beginning are shown to have been nasty bigots.
The lesson most children will get from this story is that it is wrong to ridicule someone for being different.
This story gives a good lesson. Children do tend to ostracize those who are different, they do this on their own and not because they watched this movie and see the conformist group as being role models.
It also teaches children that if they are being harassed by other children, they should not let it get them down, because those others are jerks. Rudolph endures persecution, and keeps his dignity and his integrity. He is a good role model.
More often I regret the things I posted more than the things I refrained from posting. Sometimes I just type out my comment, then click Preview, take a good look at it, get my own giggle off seeing it in writing, and then when I've had my fill of looking at it ask myself "do I really need to post this permanently and publicly?".
The answer is usually "No". Almost nobody else is going to appreciate your sharp remark, and several people are likely to decide they don't like you because of it. If there's a question in your mind whether your comments will be taken badly, it's usually better to resist the temptation to post it. No harm in writing it though, and then clicking Cancel.
Being nervous about going to a party is something many people feel, most don't discuss. In the end, they either decide not to go, which ends the question, or they go anyhow. In that case, they either feel uncomfortable and leave or endure an uncomfortable evening, or they forget about their fears and end up enjoying themselves, or they have a dull evening but find it wasn't worth worrying about.
Konserning yer speling, darez a difrinz bitwene "can't" and "won't". Yoo kud lern too spel propirlee if u dizaydid tu. Yer wurreed abowt not fiting inn, but u chuze tu rite in a wey dat males u not fit inn. Tink dat ovir a bit.
There have been studies or books written. It can work both ways depending on circumstances.
For instance the most physically attractive people in high school may have a greater likelihood of getting married or pregnant early, and having their education and career opportunities cut short.
While the less attractive people in high school might have greater chances of getting degrees and training that will prepare them for more financial success eventually.
Also the people who are more physically attractive in their teens might be more likely to end up divorced (sometimes), while it might take the less attractive people longer to find a spouse, but when they do it's less likely to be based on looks, which have a habit of fading for us all.
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RE: women post in my thread but dont email/flower me coz
Because you have this attitude that women are somehow obligated to respond to you personally, beyond responding publicly to your threads.Nobody is obligated to take a personal interest in anyone else, no matter how much you wish it worked that way.
There also appears to be a slight culture clash, because you are not at all unique in your attitude. It seems prevalent among men from central Asia to think that merely joining a dating site, and saying "I'm a a Good Person!" should result in you getting married within a month. It doesn't work that way. Maybe on a dating site exclusively to the Pakistan/India area it might work that way, but it doesn't work that way on an international site.
"You are far away" and "Not compatible" are likely explanations for many women who live in Europe, the Americas, or Australia. Also, photos without sunglasses are a good idea if you want people to be attracted to you. People like to see other people's eyes, if they are going to communicate personally.