If you are going to talk to an oposite gender what will be in your mind?????

[DRAGON LORD]

When ever we talk to someone for the first time, with an oposite gender there will be a feeling that comes to our mind like
He/she will be a good friend
He/ she will be a good lover
He/She is poisonus

 

[Illusion]

When ever we talk to someone for the first time, with an oposite gender there will be a feeling that comes to our mind like
He/she will be a good friend
He/ she will be a good lover
He/She is poisonus

If I'm talking to the opposite gender for the first time, first Ill calculate how many people will start hating me after this conversation .

 

[DRAGON LORD]

If I'm talking to the opposite gender for the first time, first Ill calculate how many people will start hating me after this conversation .

That is another point of view, but actually does it matter

 

[paggye]

It definitely depends on my mood and the person I’m talking to, but I often have so much going on in my brain during conversations that it’s not always just about the other person — sometimes I’m thinking about things I need to do, things I forgot, or how I’m coming across. That mental noise can make it harder to stay fully present, which is one reason I sometimes wish I could read minds just to cut through all the uncertainty! Lately I’ve been really interested in topics like gender identity and pronouns — for example this article on Taimi about he, they, and other gender pronouns https://taimi.com/blog/he-they-and-other-gender-pronouns/. I think being aware of pronouns and respecting how people identify is important, especially in modern dating and communication. It shows empathy and helps create a space where people feel seen and valid. For me, understanding these differences isn’t just about labels — it’s about treating people with respect and learning from each other. What do you think about all that?

 

[Anshhi]

When ever we talk to someone for the first time, with an oposite gender there will be a feeling that comes to our mind like
He/she will be a good friend
He/ she will be a good lover
He/She is poisonus

In fact, the biggest question people have when speaking for the first time is, 'How is the person in front of me judging me?' It's a kind of sweet dilemma.

Awesome Intelligence ™​

 

[mou4]

I love to talk with new people's and i don't judge them