Theo Taylor

Men are often more interested in a sense of physical intimacy, whereas women generally seek out a more emotionally grounded foundation.

It can be said with some admirable clarity that the United States has not seen a figure step onto Russia’s political stage with Putin’s charisma and statesmanship since Khrushchev banged his shoe on the podium at the United Nations General Assembly in the 1960s.

I say with some admirable clarity that regardless of the United States’ very dishonest and contradictory propaganda about the “war on drugs,” that when Americans are asked about it they seem to be above its meager influences. Why then are the views and legislation of the government not synonymous with the common American voter?

Unlike the otherwise ubiquitous consensus that “social media isn’t the problem, you’re the problem,” I am posing the exact opposite. I think social media did ruin your relationship, and I’m about to tell you why.

1. Storytelling From time to time I work out with someone for the first time. I put my headphones in and it happens. Every. Single. Time.

This is a relationship on your time and the gym can only give you as much as you’ll let it.