TeaTreeTeach
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Anyone know a good place in Toronto?
I recently tried some pistachio chocolate cake-like slice from the Holiday Fair near Yonge and Sheppard, and it reminded of some Pistachio Halva I bought one time in Amsterdam from a shop called Sumsum; it was delicious...
Does anyone know if there's a store in Toronto that makes/sells this?
Also, does anyone have any good Pistachio flavored snacks to recommend?
Recently I've occasionally browsed by sorting through new, and I've noticed a lot of posts from men who simply don't have direction or aren't having much success from online dating, so I decided to create this post to hopefully be useful to someone that reads it. Although this post will be mainly for men, I'm sure women can learn a thing or two from this too.
To preface, I [28M] would say that I've been pretty successful in terms of dating. I only pursue serious relationships, and have only had casual sex when offered. So here are some of my thoughts and experiences that have worked for me:
Online dating - In my opinion, online dating isn't very easy for most average men because they s
To preface, I'm someone who's never really had any issues finding a partner or getting a date. I just thought I would share some of my lessons and experiences to hopefully be helpful to someone out there, and receive some critique. My tips will be directed mostly to men and are only applicable if you're looking for a serious relationship, because that's what I have experience in.
- Never directly ask a women on a date, I genuinely believe that dates are for couples only. Always ask them to just hangout, and get to know them through thoughtful conversation. Asking a woman on a date directly is just shooting yourself in the foot. Women, in my experience, are extremely wary of danger, so they
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