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OK thank you. I'm so glad I posted here lol. I posted the exact same thread on two other forums and here is the only place where people have responded so far. Thanks guys! This forum seems really cool. I'm definitely sticking around

ooohhh! I didnt know that. Glad I asked! Thanks. But basically if there is lots of traffic I can basically 'overtake' for long periods of time if that is the case? Correct? The problem I had last time is that i didnt realise the slip road was there until I was basically right on top of it. Are there any signs or anything I should be looking out for? I was told not to check my blind spot on motorways and just to check my mirrors. Is that wrong? And, I always indicate so no worries there

Hey, I'm a new driver and have only been on a big motorway for an extended period of time once before - and that was at night with barely any cars on the road. I was just wondering which lane, in a 3 or 4 lane motorway is the best lane to be in generally? When I was on the motorway before, I stayed in the left hand lane (slow lane) but I had trouble and felt pressured letting people from slip roads on to the motorway. I'm thinking the middle lane is probably best as the right hand lane is basically for people who speed. But i know that the middle lane may be problematic as I will have to be on the look out for traffic merging from both the other lanes. Any other advice would be appreciated. My journey will take around 4 hours. Thanks!

Why DO YOU GIRLS ALWAYS GO WITH ASSHOLES AND NEVER WITH NICE GUYS LIKE ME YOU STUPID BITCH WHORE!!!!111111111

A lot of times, also, people need help writing their profiles in ways which will entice people to be interested in them. Thats not to say that their profiles are awful... just a bit average, unimaginative and maybe not positive enough. Thanks :) Its the same as when a guy buys you a drink or talks to you for a while... they feel entitled to you because they've put some effort in. A lot of men feel entitled to women. Its a big problem. And a dangerous one at that.

I guess I'm remembering it in a more positive way because I met my life partner on a dating website. But yes, thinking back there were a lot of unanswered messages. It was hard at times.

Amazing Is that a tattoo I see? I've been thinking of getting one for a while but I want to lose some weight first.

Online dating really is the best. You can get to know someone before you meet up in person so theres no shitty dates (at least in my experience anyway). I do get though that lots of people want to send like one message and then meet up but thats just not for me - its more the behaviour of hook ups than actual dating, and 'hooking up' has never really interested me.