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Disadvantages of online dating
Disadvantages of online dating
One of the obvious positive aspects of online dating is it provides a practically unlimited supply of prospective partners.
Not only this, it is possible to fine-tune the search for your ideal candidate based on a variety of parameters such as gender, sexual orientation, lifestyle or hobbies, and interests.
This allows people to be far more discerning when it comes to deciding whom to make contact with.
The other side to these attributes is the sheer number of possible candidates can become somewhat overwhelming. If you have no clear idea about the type of person you are seeking, you can end up spending a lot of time endlessly browsing through profiles before actually fixating on one individual.
This will make it far more difficult to embark on a positive relationship, especially with online dating in the 21st century. So what are the other pros and cons to be aware of?
Matchmaking
A lot of free dating websites are geared towards matching people with compatible partners based on pre-determined criteria.
In order to achieve these matches, they invite clients to undergo personality tests. For the most part, these activities comprise fairly standard web forms users are invited to complete.
These will contain a list of likes and dislikes that will enable the website administrators to ensure a client is only paired-up with someone who is searching for the same sort of things as they are.
This is certainly one way of cutting down on the amount of time wasted on chasing unsuitable partners.
Where matching is concerned, the cons are chiefly focused on the fact that this is a laborious and often difficult process.
Personality testing can never present a 100% accurate picture of any subject. It is only natural for people answering a series of standard questions to come out with fairly stereotypical answers.
It, therefore, becomes difficult to gain an accurate picture as they may well be holding certain character traits back. Only by meeting someone face-to-face, or at least exchanging regular messages, does a true picture of someone’s character begin to emerge.
Convenience of Communication
One of the most positive aspects of online dating is its sheer convenience when it comes to communication.
Dating sites offer a variety of ways where people can get to know one another before they actually meet in person. This allows for a safe and relaxed interaction that will never encroach too much on anyone’s time.
This aspect of virtual dating is particularly attractive for busy professionals who are compelled to work their social lives around their complicated everyday commitments.
The safety conscious aspect is also very attractive, especially to people who are relatively new to Internet dating and may still be slightly concerned about giving too much away to people who are relative strangers.
The cons? Communication through computer screens is somewhat soulless compared to the face-to-face version. This makes it so much harder to evaluate the personality of whomever you are talking to.
In conclusion, the main pros connected with online dating are centered on its sheer convenience. But at the end of the day, the activity is all about bringing people together in the longer-term.
By all means, use the impressive power these platforms offer to get to know a variety of potential partners. Use the communication tools and chat rooms to connect with interesting people with a view to forging meaningful relationships.
But the ultimate aim of any dating site is to instigate actual dating. This would be worth keeping this in mind, otherwise, you could end up with a virtual pen pal, without ever making plans to stretch your acquaintance beyond that.
Marriage Guide for Young Men
Today, the following steps will help you meet your future spouse
- Start an online profile. In the last the five years, online dating has become a prominent way for you to meet your potential spouse. …
- Date at work to find a spouse. …
- Spend time with your friends, and make friends with their friends. …
- Buy a woman a drink. …
- Meet women at your church or religious gathering or at Starbucks.
- Be friendly, learn to dance, play music and go to places where women go like Pilates, Yoga and ballroom dancing.
In 1883, a Methodist minister named George W. Hudson wrote one such “advice for men” book—The Marriage Guide for Young Men: A Manual of Courtship and Marriage. It was self-published, perhaps due to perceived lack of interest in marriage manuals for men. Or maybe because traditional publishers couldn’t handle all the hard-core truth the Reverend was going to throw down.
1. DO: Make sure your intended has a lusciously bulbous head. It’s key to sexual endowment.
Oh, bless the Reverend. He wasn’t a crackpot. In the mid-19th century, phrenology was a respectable pseudo-science practiced by many physicians.
Whenever you see a woman with a good, full, round back head, combined with a good front, you may be sure that she is capable of giving a good degree of energy and pluck to her children; and better still, that full back head denotes that she is well sexed, capable of loving husband and children devotedly, and capable of giving her children a good sexual endowment.
“Whenever you find such a woman,” Hudson advised, “even though she may be somewhat in the rough, you can afford to take her for the sake of your children.”
2. DON’T: Marry into a family of hucksters who will try to evade arrest at your speaking engagements.
A year before the good Reverend Hudson published this book, he was hosting a revival in Maine. At some point during this session, the story goes, the Reverend returned to his cabin to find his brother-in-law, John A. Gardener, holed up on the run from the law. Some shady land deals in Minnesota had gone sour, and Gardener had fled to the most respectable family member he had.
The cabin was directly raided and his wife’s brother taken to prison. All of which was no doubt very exciting for the hundreds who had turned out to hear the famous moral leader speak. This account was found in newspapers of the day, but is not directly mentioned in Hudson’s book. Directly:
If they are of such character as to shame you, it will be very unpleasant for you. You might move away from them, and have no intercourse with them. You might get so far away from them that the people about you would not know anything of the family into which you had married.
Not that that’s going to help you once the heat is closing in on them. They’ll still find you. And your wife will likely refuse to be sensible about tossing the blaggart into the gutter.
But it is not likely that your wife would consent thus to give up her people. In that case they would be a constant grievance, and would undoubtedly lead to unpleasant relations between you.
3. DO: Look for a girl who can haul things. Large hands can be an acceptable fault. Brains … ehh.
You need a woman of charm and intelligence, big bosom and sturdy head-girth. She should also be able to pull a plow should the occasion call for it:
Choose for your wife a woman with full bust and good round limbs, as well as a good, large, well-proportioned head—one who can run and walk and lift a good load. … What if her waist be a little large, and her hands too? This is a good fault in a woman who is to become a mother.
“Brain is a good thing,” Hudson concludes, “but without body it is a useless engine.”
4. DON’T: Marry a cranky lady.
Chatty? Opinionated? Sarcastic? Red light, young man. She’s death and the devil wrapped up into a corset and crinoline. “Beware of a young woman of perverse disposition,” Hudson writes:
[S]hun as you would shun death the woman who never agrees with anybody, and who never has a good word for anybody. … True, you cannot always tell by appearances, for Satan often “appears as an angel of light”; but with a little care you can usually determine pretty accurately.
5. DO: Remember that sex is the most disgusting freakish thing that has ever happened to her.
Reverend Hudson was comfortably ensconced in Victoriana when he wrote this book. It was a time when women’s natural sexual appetites were not easily understood or acknowledged. The idea of a woman happily entering her marriage bed just wasn’t even on the table. So the next best thing (since sexually pleasing her was a myth propagated by whores and charlatans) was to patiently understand her revulsion.
She may seem slow to accord to you the privileges of married life, but defer to her will; do nothing rashly. It will be quite a shock to feminine modesty when she, a pure-minded maiden, shall be called upon to lie down in the same bed with a man. It will seem repulsive at first, because she will feel that that lying down robs her of her feminine prerogative, and puts her person in the power of another.
6. DON’T: Punt her.
It is a fact that woman is largely in your power. She was given to be yours. The idea prevails unfortunately, that woman’s virtue is man’s lawful prey—that he has a perfect right to make woman the football of his lust whenever he can.
Football of his lust. Try as I might I cannot form a mental picture that does that sentence justice. Maybe he’s talking about soccer? Would it make more sense if it were soccer?
7. DO: Stay married and pretend to be happy.
Divorce is almost always a trauma; in the 19th century, it was a public ordeal of shame and misery. You had to prove grounds in court, which the whole neighborhood could turn out to hear. Your wife would be all but a fallen woman. So the Reverend counseled restraint:
Command your affections steadfastly to their lawful object; you can if you will, no matter how unfortunate your married life may prove. Better that you do so, and live in a perfect purgatory, than that you incur the awful disgrace and ruin resulting from the desertion of your wife.
Maybe restraint isn’t the right word. Bloody, whip-torn martyrdom. Yes, that’s better.
Be a martyr for your own sake, if nothing else; let the world know just as little about your wretchedness as possible; put on, in society, a cheerful exterior, though domestic unhappiness should be feeding upon your very vitals. Better that, than a home broken up, and two, or perhaps a half-dozen lives blighted forever.
8. DON’T: Marry a Woman of “Degenerate Stock.”
Nowadays the word “eugenics” has all sorts of discomforting connotations. In Hudson’s day—well, it was still a pretty ugly subject. But without good medical care or reliable aid to the needy, maybe a person could believe that declaring a woman with asthma a selfish monster to marry and become a mother was logical? I mean, I get pretty mad when the printer keeps mindlessly pumping out copies even though it’s mostly out of ink. It must have felt like that.
Why should men with good mental endowment, good physique, good lungs and sound in every part, marry poor, sickly, weak-minded, consumptive, scrofulous women, and bring into the world families of children doomed either to sink into premature graves or drag out a sickly, whining existence?
9. DO: Let the sick marry each other and keep their creepiness contained.
“It is hard to say to the diseased and infirm that they ought not to marry,” Hudson mused. “But what right have they to bring into the world a poor, weak offspring to drag out a miserable existence, or die prematurely?”
How about this, then? Freaks can marry, but only other freaks. Their offspring will surely die young and then everyone wins:
At least you have no right, if endowed by nature with health and vigor, to squander it by marrying one incapable of bequeathing it to your children. If the diseased must marry, let them intermarry, and thus shut up those fearful maladies, now preying upon our race, within the narrowest possible limits.
10. DON’T: Marry someone just because she’s “nice.”
“Keep an eye to the natural qualifications of your wife,” Hudson counseled. The Reverend didn’t think women were interchangeable, but he did believe compatibility was important, as well as charm and abilities. “Goodness” was an empty word:
These have a strong bearing upon your welfare. You do not want any woman simply because she is good. Many good people have very little force of character, very little ability.
Because, after all, “Sometimes ‘goodness’ is only another name for imbecility.”
11. DO: Make sure she can cook before you propose.
“You want, first of all, a woman who knows how to manage a household,” Hudson wrote. “This is almost indispensable to your personal comfort and happiness.” Considering the era, that wasn’t too much to ask for, was it? Besides, a young wife could certainly learn what she hadn’t yet experienced. Right? Not so fast, Hudson warns:
You will find many who say they can learn: you may be inclined to try one of them. But suppose she should not learn! It is running considerable risk. Think of that fearful period of learning, during which your stomach must be made the receptacle for all sorts of messes, and your home remain in a chaotic state! You may die of dyspepsia, or go mad before she succeeds.
Don’t sacrifice your stomach and sanity on the altar of her ignorance. Just because a girl has never run a household doesn’t mean she shouldn’t know how to run a household.
12. DON’T: Marry an Old Lady.
A man should never marry a woman who is his senior. You will have no inclination, I trust, to do anything of the kind.
13. DO: Keep at it till you’ve broken her into the Harness of Passion.
Sometimes it’s something as simple as a word choice that really let us peek into other people’s minds. Their unsavory, creepy minds:
Beside being the universal aggressor, he (man) is obliged, in nine hundred and ninety-nine cases in every thousand, to break her into the harness of passion, by dint of both stratagem and perseverance. When thus broken in, she often pays him in his own coin.
In fairness, between these lines of baffling advice, Reverend Hudson included many more lines that were sound. He did counsel kindness, respect, and fortitude along with phrenology, eugenics, and sex-harnessing.
Picking and living with a wife in a world of restrictive formality was a difficult chore, fraught with deception and confusion. Every time you met the girl you like, until about a month after your wedding, you would see only her Sunday-best self. Anything less would make her a slattern by the era’s standards. Reverend Hudson knew how tricky women could be, even the virtuous ones. He intended that his plain spoken words, however unsettling to modern ears, would help a young man find a wife worth harnessing.
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129 Ways to Get a Husband
This ‘129 Ways to Get a Husband’ Article From 1958 Shows How Much The World Has Changed
How would you respond if someone asked you to describe the 1950s? Maybe you’d mention the Cold War between The United States and the Soviet Union? Elvis becoming more and more popular? The first satellites going into orbit? You could do that. Or you could explain how magazines advised women to seduce men. Recently, Kim Marx-Kuczynski from Madison, Wisconsin shared a 1958 McCall’s article, entitled “129 Ways to Get a Husband,” showing just how much times have changed.
“In the United States today there are sixteen million women over the age of seventeen who are not married,” the text begins. “Presumably the vast majority of them would like to be.” The publisher asked 16 people to brainstorm strategies lonely women could use to get men to pay attention to them, and they delivered. From ordering rare steaks and no gossiping to crying in a corner of the room and getting a hunting license, some of these tips sound like common sense, and some seem to be… questionable. In their authors’ defense, the magazine did ask them to throw away their judgments when writing down their thoughts.
“My boyfriend John Bascynski spotted it at a rummage sale and pointed it out. I bought it for a dollar, I think the article is reflective of the social mores of the era, and I found the comparison between what was acceptable then and what is acceptable now fascinating. It also made me grateful that so much progress has been made.”
Kim also believes that everyone who’s currently thinking about a long-term relationship should stay away from this kind of stuff, too. “I think if someone is actively looking for a life-long partner just for the sake of being married, they will end up in a failed relationship whether they legally sever it or not,” she said. “I’d like to read about someone’s attempts at trying out everything on the list though. They would either end up with a degree from Yale, in federal prison for stowing away on a military vessel, or in an intervention meeting with friends who’ve been very concerned with their recent behavior.”
“It’s outdated and absurd and funny, but it had serious intentions,” Kim concluded. “Society has changed so much in the last sixty years, and this article exemplifies the differences between what our moms and grandmas grew up with compared to ourselves and the coming generations. It’s fascinating.”
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Landowner and renter of the land – farmer collaboration
Collaborate on an agricultural project
Tenant farming is probably the second oldest profession. One person provides the land, another person provides labor, and they share the profits.
This is all well and good if you own a farm. But what about the majority of landlords out there who don’t?
It turns out the world is full of fun, sometimes funky examples of how landlords and renters collaborate on quasi-agricultural projects. Could you create a community garden with an affordable monthly fee per plot?
If you own a large apartment community or have a large lot with a central location, perhaps a mini farmer’s market?
Depending on your climate or soil, maybe your property could produce quality hops or grapes. You could sell the hops to local breweries (who are always looking to expand their authentic “localism” image). Even better, if you can sell grapes to local wineries, the prestige of advertising a “vineyard home for rent” is enough to send the rent through the roof.
Or get really weird and creative. Consider Jeff Neal, who raises and drop ships live crickets through his business at TheCritterDepot.com. “I worked for an e-commerce company before and was still very interested in starting my own niche drop ship company. And after some research, it was apparent that crickets were the only solution.”
There is truly a niche for everything!
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Parkinson’s originate in the gut
Microbiota-gut-brain axis
The microbiota-gut-brain axis, an interdependent series of communication loops between the enteric nervous system (ENS), the microbiota, the gut, and the brain, offers important insight into how changes in our gut affect distant organs like our brains. The inherent complexity of this axis with the crosstalk between the immune system, inflammatory states, and the thousands of bacteria, viral, and fungal species that together make up the microbiota make studying the interactions that govern this axis difficult and far from parsimonious. It is becoming increasingly clear that the microbiota is integral to this axis. Disruption of the healthy flora, a phenomenon collectively referred to as dysbiosis, has been implicated as a driver for several diseases such as irritable bowel syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, obesity, diabetes, liver disease, and neurological disorders such as depression, anxiety, and Parkinson’s disease (PD).
Teasing apart these complex interactions as they pertain to PD is critical for our understanding of this debilitating disease, but more importantly, for the development of future treatments. So far, treatments have been unable to stop this neurodegenerative disease, succeeding only in briefly dampening symptoms and buying patients time before the inevitable loss of function ensues. Given that the 10 years prognosis for death or life-limiting disability with someone diagnosed with PD is upwards of 80%, there is a desperate need for curative treatments that go beyond symptom management. If PD does begin in the periphery with bidirectional communication between the microbiota and the immune system, as recent literature suggests, there is an exciting possibility that progression could be stopped before it reaches the brain. This systematic review assesses the current literature surrounding the role of the microbiota in the pathogenesis of alpha-synucleinopathies and explores the hypothesis that alpha-synuclein folding is modulated by the microbiota.
Constipation, GI health issues
The early involvement of the vagus nerve, the presence of constipation as an early symptom, the strong link between the gut and the dopamine producing reward system of the brain, and the fact that this reward system is one of the first parts of the brain to deteriorate as the disease progresses, are all consistent with the hypothesis that PD may originate in the gut.
Parkinsons, medications, dopamine rich foods and gut microbes
- Dairy foods such as milk, cheese and yogurt
- Unprocessed meats such as beef, chicken and turkey
- Omega-3 rich fish such as salmon and mackerel
- Eggs
- Fruit and vegetables, in particular bananas
- Nuts such as almonds and walnuts
- Dark chocolate
Concentrating on levodopa (L-dopa), the essential treatment for Parkinson’s disease, they distinguished which bacteria out of the trillions of species is in charge of degrading the medication and how to stop this microbial interference.
Parkinson’s disease attacks nerve cells in the brain that produce dopamine, without which the body can endure tremors, muscle rigidity, and issues with balance and coordination. L-dopa conveys dopamine to the brain to relieve symptoms. Yet, just around 1 to 5% of the medication really reaches the brain.
Researchers realized that the body’s enzymes (instruments that perform essential science) can separate L-dopa in the gut, keeping the medication from arriving at the brain.
A decent number tie to tyrosine–an amino acid like L-dopa. What’s more, one, from a food microbe frequently found in milk and pickles (Lactobacillus brevis), can acknowledge both tyrosine and L-dopa.
Despite the fact that the human and bacterial enzymes play out precisely the same chemical reactions, the bacterial one looks only somewhat changed.
Hypothesized that carbidopa will most likely be unable to infiltrate the microbial cells or the slight structural difference could keep the medication from cooperating with the bacterial protein. Assuming genuine, other host-focused on medicines might be similarly as incapable as carbidopa against similar microbial machinations.
Pushed further to unravel a second step in the microbial metabolism of L-dopa. After E. faecalis changes over the medication into dopamine, a second organism being changes over dopamine into another compound, meta-tyramine. Feeding dopamine to swarms of microbes to see which succeeded.
Exercises, brain, gut , muscles
Exercise induces changes in skeletal muscle to purge the blood from toxins. 20 minutes of exercise can act as anti-inflammatory. Aerobic exercise and HITT training make telomeres in the brain to grow longer. Belly fat can be reduced with exercise, sage tea, protein-rich and vitamin C-rich foods. Waste products of exercise protect neurons from trauma damage. Leg exercise is critical to brain and nervous system health.
MS, Vitamin D, calcium, melatonin, gut microbiome
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an inflammatory demyelinating disease of the central nervous system (CNS). While the etiology of MS is still largely unknown, scientists believe that the interaction of several endogenous and exogenous factors may be involved in this disease. Epidemiologists have seen an increased prevalence of MS in countries at high latitudes, where the sunlight is limited and where the populations have vitamin D deficiency and high melatonin levels. Although the functions and synthesis of vitamin D and melatonin are contrary to each other, both are involved in the immune system.
While melatonin synthesis is affected by light, vitamin D deficiency may be involved in melatonin secretion. On the other hand, vitamin D deficiency reduces intestinal calcium absorption leading to gut stasis and subsequently increasing gut permeability. The latter allows gut microbiota to transfer more endotoxins such as lipopolysaccharides (LPS) into the blood. LPS stimulates the production of inflammatory cytokines within the CNS, especially the pineal gland. This review summarizes the current findings on the correlation between latitude, sunlight and vitamin D, and details their effects on intestinal calcium absorption, gut microbiota and neuroinflammatory mediators in MS. We also propose a new mechanistic pathway for the initiation of MS.
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Diet which allows fruits, dairy and vegetarian friendly
Fruits contain sugars (especially over ripe ones) and vitamin C and other nutrients and fibers. Sour fruits and vitamin C-rich fruits have anti-cancer properties.
Diet which allows fruits include:
- Carb cycling
- Plant paradox
- Intuitive eating
- Dr Grundry’s diet evolution
- The Flexitarian diet
- The fast diet
- Dash diet
- The lose your belly diet
- The Mediterranean diet
- The MIND diet
- The SETPOINT diet
- NOOM
Oatmeal, bitter melon, skipping breakfast and ginger
My own journey to weight loss and lowering my blood sugar levels.
Breakfast is warm drink of ginger tea with almond and soy milk. Snack is apples.
For my lunch, I have soft boiled eggs, banana, steel oatmeal, bitter melon (from Asian supermarket).
Soup for dinner.
- Whole foods: We can pair plants and healthy protein, drink your favorite (1) cup of coffee or tea during the day with ginger powder or crystals or ginger tea from fresh boiled root, and explore more whole foods to pair with our favorite dishes.
- Protein in the morn 9-5 ; 1 or 2 boiled eggs , boiled ginger with lemon and our favorite herbs or tea. You can skip breakfast if you have a healthy lunch and early dinner. fresh orange or apples would suffice if you are doing light work and will have early healthy lunch.
- Apple at night, small protein (half a tsp of peanut butter). Choose bananas or fruits that are not over rip. Create an avocado dip for your carrots or celery stick. Apple contains 1 million good bacteria.
- Fibers during the day: Fiber helps encapsulate the fat and sugar out of our bodies. Steel oatmeal (soaked first) and bitter melons are rich in fiber, help lower blood sugar and reduce fat within 6 months of daily consumption together with other healthy foods.
- Drink 30 minutes before full lunch and 30 minutes after lunch to not dilute the acid in the stomach.
- Take time to chew your food, to meditate, to give thanks. Your positive spirit will guide you in nourishing your body.
- Rest and deep breathing in between (5 minutes of rest will help you arrive at good decisions and fill up your mind with happy thoughts)
- Love foods, healthy ones and observe the benefits derived from your food choices. Say No to unhealthy foods. Happy foods are eggs, yams and fruits.
- Celebrate each day by noticing your good bowel movement, sleep patterns, and weighing yourself as one way of monitoring your health.
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Water plays a role in DNA bonding
More information on the methods the researchers used to show how DNA binds together:
The researchers studied how DNA behaves in an environment which is more hydrophobic than normal, a method they were the first to experiment with.
They used the hydrophobic solution polyethylene glycol, and step-by-step changed the DNA’s surroundings from the naturally hydrophilic environment to a hydrophobic one. They aimed to discover if there is a limit where DNA starts to lose its structure, when the DNA does not have a reason to bind, because the environment is no longer hydrophilic. The researchers observed that when the solution reached the borderline between hydrophilic and hydrophobic, the DNA molecules’ characteristic spiral form started to unravel.
Upon closer inspection, they observed that when the base pairs split from one another (due to external influence, or simply from random movements), holes are formed in the structure, allowing water to leak in. Because DNA wants to keep its interior dry, it presses together, with the base pairs coming together again to squeeze out the water. In a hydrophobic environment, this water is missing, so the holes stay in place.