What’s your most controversial opinion?

[lanceGibs]

Most people don't really know what 'love' means. The word gets tossed around with no real meaning....

Like tossing a salad!!

 

[Pad_Foot]

Women can’t squirt! Total myth!!

My own experiences mean nothing! Outliers! Fake data!! I never tasted it, so who knows?

 

[VoraciousValue]

Anyone who likes Cincinnati chili can suck my hairy root!

 

[RjThoughts]

Anyone who likes Cincinnati chili can suck my hairy root!

I've had it. It tastes like some hot dog meat sauce a place locally had! LOL

 

[lanceGibs]

People who allow their feelings to rule their lives; who allow their emotions to be at the forefront of their decision-making moments, those who believe their feelings are 'true'.....those that confuse 'gut instinct' with 'follow your feelings' ... miss out on the best in life.

Feelings lie and confuse.

Feelings should never be ignored but they should never be your primary reason/source for making a decision.

Is that a true recipe for no strings attached fornication

 

[lanceGibs]

That's a different feeling! lol

You know that feeling...the one where the chemistry is so strong, even if short lived, that it feels like magic

The memories of which leave you salivating for more but you rarely get it every day.

 

[jeff_is_smiling]

I was going to post my own "real" opinion on something, but it felt like it'd be a wasted effort, to be honest. A lot of effort without anyone actually reading - let alone commenting seriously - what I wrote.

But, for now, I'll go with this:

In my opinion, the original "Outer Limits" was a better Sci-Fi series than the original Twilight Zone.

 

[lanceGibs]

Sometimes it's just best to enjoy the memories...sort of like when you visit a restaurant and the food is magnificent but when you go again a few months later you're left disappointed... lol

In economics they call it "Marginal Satiety"

 

[LadyLascivious1]

People who allow their feelings to rule their lives; who allow their emotions to be at the forefront of their decision-making moments, those who believe their feelings are 'true'.....those that confuse 'gut instinct' with 'follow your feelings' ... miss out on the best in life.

Feelings lie and confuse.

Feelings should never be ignored but they should never be your primary reason/source for making a decision.

Exactly this.

Feelings are my warning sign to pay attention to specific things or people, but they never dictate my decisions. When I have rare moments of feeling emotional versus practical/logical, I put myself in a time out to give myself space to calm down and relax so I can make decisions rationally.

 

[jbeardo1]

Lord of the rings is not the underpants creaming jaw dropping life changing experience everyone rattled on about... its grand...

 

[littlecordelera]

Men are infinitely more emotional than women

 

[JamiesJamys]

Batman isn’t a superhero and was only invented to instill a sense of trust towards the obscenely wealthy.

 

[jaF0]

Some men are sometimes more emotional than some women.

Absolutes rarely are.

 

[JamiesJamys]

People who allow their feelings to rule their lives; who allow their emotions to be at the forefront of their decision-making moments, those who believe their feelings are 'true'.....those that confuse 'gut instinct' with 'follow your feelings' ... miss out on the best in life.

Feelings lie and confuse.

Feelings should never be ignored but they should never be your primary reason/source for making a decision.

"Tough Pills To Swallow" for $800, please.

absolutely correct though I doubt anyone guilty of it wants to hear it.

 

[jaF0]

On another thread, I see an admission, or confession? Seemingly inappropriate and possibly actionable.

 

[crazychemgirl]

Dogs > cats

 

[crazychemgirl]

"Tough Pills To Swallow" for $800, please.

absolutely correct though I doubt anyone guilty of it wants to hear it.

Hey Jamie!!!

 

[JamiesJamys]

Hey Jamie!!!

 

[Bry1313]

The cream filling is essential to an Oreo being an Oreo.

 

[RjThoughts]

I love NASCAR, but I feel F1 is just a bunch of whiny, rich drivers who sit in way-too-expensive vehicles.

 

[jaF0]

It's weird because I recall when F1 was the epitome of professional racing. It's what virtually ever driver aspired to. NASCAR was a bunch of redneck renegade moonshiners dirt round trackers. Indy was somewhere in between.

Somewhere in the 80s or 90s is when things changed.

 

[Mr_bogey]

Dogs > cats

#NotControversial

 

[RjThoughts]

It's weird because I recall when F1 was the epitome of professional racing. It's what virtually ever driver aspired to. NASCAR was a bunch of redneck renegade moonshiners dirt round trackers. Indy was somewhere in between.

Somewhere in the 80s or 90s is when things changed.

Bingo!!
I grew up attending dirt races, Trans-Am and IMSA sports car races, sprint car, drags, and Indy car races! F1 was for the upper crust and highly narcissistic fans.

And I am not the stereotypical NASCAR fan: I'm Polish/Indigenous/French mix, was Catholic, college educated, Northern, and HATE Bud! LOL

 

[crazychemgirl]

Closed mouth kissing is WAY better than open mouth kissing

 

[snexxer]

I love NASCAR, but I feel F1 is just a bunch of whiny, rich drivers who sit in way-too-expensive vehicles.

I'd agree with you for some of the drivers but not all.