Need real feedback on my threesome query?
It all depends on the extra person you're looking to add to the mix. If it's a woman you're wanting to add you have to approach it like you would if you were single and looking for a woman to hook-up with, except now you are doing it as a couple. All women, including those that love to have threesomes, want to be respected and feel desired. In this case she must feel she is respected and desired by both you and your wife. Therefore you both must go out and meet her somewhere. After all, she also has to be attracted sexually to both of you, not just one of you. She also has to know that she is fulfilling a fantasy both of you have while you help her to fulfill her sexual fantasies. Therefore she has to feel comfortable with your relationship and the fact that being with you isn't going to turn into a jealousy-fest and drama. These are reasons that one of you can't just "bring home another woman for a threesome". The other woman is a human being with feelings, just like your wife. She's not a toy to be played with and tossed away when you're done. Finding men is easier, just create an account on any swinger sites and you'll find two single guys looking to get with couples for every couple looking for a single guy to have a threesome with. Women on the other hand are much more rare since they don't advertise for sex like men do. In fact for every woman on a swinger's site looking to join a couple for a threesome there are 25 couples looking for her. That said, every FMF threesome my wife have ever had has been with women we've met in real life -- not online -- at everyday kind of places. We've met them when we've been out at nightclubs, concerts, BBQ's at mutual friend's house, etc. My wife and I are outgoing people and we tend to make friends everywhere we go. And so we do with other women. When there is chemistry there is chemistry, and you don't have to do much from there (I'm sure you remember that from when you were single). Sometimes we'd hook-up that night, other times we'd exchange phone numbers and get together the next weekend for a date. I hope that helps a bit. Below are some of my favorite links to some good information about this.
Gathering customer feedback has many benefits including better optimizing your website, boosting your sales, increasing your relationship with customers. Asking the right question is the key to get all those benefits that I mentioned. You want your customers to think and answer. At the same time, you want them to fill the form and not quit during the process. So, here are some examples you can use on your feedback form. You can choose any of them based on your needs. 1. What task did you want to accomplish on this website? You might be really surprised, as visitors might have been looking for things you wouldn’t even consider before. This might turn out to be a valuable suggestion for your product new features or website structure. 2. Were you able to find the information you were looking for on our website? Useful question to analyze what to add or remove from your website. Simple.3. Did you find that information valuable?Questions like that can help you quickly assess the information architecture of your website. The value of information is a simple indicator if your content is useful for the customers.4. How much effort did you personally have to put forth to handle your request? You can ask this question in some other ways. The answer will tell you what to do in order to improve your website's navigation. 5. How did this effort compare to your expectations?Asking about expectation gives you additional insight about your brand. Maybe visitors, in fact, expect a lot of effort when dealing with your advanced product? To be on the safe side, though, it’s useful to compare this with your competition. If their solution is easier to handle in the eyes of the users, you will be losing potential customers to your opponents. 6. How visually appealing is our website?You know that design matters, right?7. How easy is it to navigate our website?Another question to learn about your websites navigation. If you want to get more questions, I'd suggest checking out this free ebook: Feedback Questions to Get Actionable User InsightsHope this helps!
I Need Your Help & Feedback ....Please : )?
I just won spot on Global Giving and need your feedback and help... I'm a NICU Nurse by trade. I saw a need to help infants and children in our own county "America". The epidemic of drug use by pregnant women have resulted in an influx of very premature infants( Foster Care Preemies) with medical needs this issue is occurring in our NICU Units across America and inspired me to establish "Angels In Waiting" . So I Started a Nonprofit 501c3 ...Because I'm a NURSE, I am not trained in marketing. I need your feedback related to the GG Site. Please give me your feedback and thoughts. ( email me any changes or input you think I may need). ~ Please help me help the infants and children in our own Country and pass the widget or web address on to your friends or family. Linda Conforti RN Founder http://www.globalgiving.com/pr/2500/proj...
While it sounds simple, there are a number of behind-the-scenes items you need to include. A few off the top of my head are:SSL encryption, especially if your respondents use a public network.Spam protection. Spammers love web forms.Disable all log file collection and collect no analytics. If you’re on a shared hosting plan, this can be very difficult.Consider using a tool like Incogneato Anonymous Suggestion Box, a company I’m affiliated with. It lets you collect anonymous feedback and have an anonymous conversation with people who respond. It also includes an HTML widget to install on your website and a WordPress plugin.
Syllogism/argument against affirmative action..need feedback!?
In your syllogism, the major premise: " If we strive for equality, then it is morally wrong to give some people an advantage over others" is a conditional proposition "If A, then B," and the minor premise: "Affirmative action gives women and minorities an advantage," is an enthymeme, a shortened form of categorical syllogism. In the conditional proposition, the sentence starting with "if" is the antecedent and the sentence starting with "then" is the consequent. In this argument, the "then" consequent does not follow from the antecedent (not valid) because giving some people an advantage over others does not mean that competition for equality should be discouraged. That said, we now reduce the consequent "it is morally wrong..." to the logical form of the categorical syllogism, thus: Giving people advantage over others is morally incorrect or wrong, But affirmative action gives people advantage over others Therefore, affirmative action is morally incorrect. The consequent is valid because it flows validly from the premises, though, materially it is wrong, as you can see. In sum, (1) the conditional proposition of the syllogism is invalid because the consequent doesn't follow necessarily from the antecedent; and (2) the consequent of the conditional proposition is valid, though materially false. Cheers!
Be sure to check out ProdPad.We have a widget as well as an embeddable portal that allows you to collect both general and specific feedback from clients.Here are a couple of key features:Set up a simple way of collecting feedback branded to your company colorsShare upcoming solutions so you can understand if you’re moving in the right directionUnderstand, track, and close the feedback loopGathering is awesome, but you also need to know what to do with that feedback once you have it.Once in the app, you can tag it, track it against your product backlog, and prioritize it accordingly. Once done, get back to the customer and drop them a thank you!