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I need some advice, specifically from men, I guess... but everyone is welcome to comment. I would really like my relationship to move to the next level (get engaged, get married), but I don't want to be the one to propose. It's something I would consider, but I would prefer to be asked. So how do I "make it known" that I would like to be proposed to, sooner rather than later, but still keep it romantic? I don't want to make any demands or cry at him or give him an ultimatum. I would really, more than anything, like to be surprised and romanced by the whole thing.... but I have been kind

Battle Log. Here it is! I started this in 2012, inspired by Nerd Fitness. This is what I do instead of challenges now, as it's more long-term. i was doing both, but it was too much paperwork. I'll explain as I earn points in each of the nine areas.

We all die alone. But we don’t have to live that way. Space is lonely enough, and without the support of a good crew, you may just end up crazy as the gorram Reavers. But even they don’t go it alone. For the next six weeks, I will be revamping and revitalizing my relationships with my crew members. I have four specific missions to get me to that point (technically, to follow the new guidelines, 3 goals and a side mission). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mission 1: Become a “stronger†captain. Do the 100 Pu

Hey, everyone! I'm not sure if this is the proper place for this question, but it seemed as good a place as any to ask. In my household we have a conflict of interest when it comes to food. That conflict of interest, frankly, is me. I love meat. I love the energy it gives me, the taste, everything. I like eating GOOD meat from my local health food store from local farms. Meanwhile, my wife does NOT love meat. She loathes it. Mostly the way it makes her feel. She never feels well after eating meat, even if it's "good" meat. She can bear chicken on occasion, but that's about it. So bas