I love that electricity, water and gas is available on demand in the comfort of my home. Without that I'd be freezing my arse off, shitting in the street and unable to use tech.

TV licence! Its about £160 a year to access BBC programming, services and radio. And its basically unavoidable because all tech automatically installs BBC stuff. So you have to pay! I wouldn't mind so much if you could opt out and you never see BBC ever again - but its basically a tax for something I don't really use anymore.

In the extremes I'd guess its fear. In the moderate it could be because it destroys a lot of progress (housing situation, social life) and they are scared of being alone. In its lightest its probably because they haven't connected the dots yet or are blinded by something nice about them (perhaps they are a good date or fuck every now and then).

Nah I was a social floater, so everyone got a long with me but I wan't particularly close with many people.

Me

I think its something I'd need to be inspired to do.

I'm not very good at ironing. Have to go over it again sometimes as I iron in creases :/

Not sure. But most of the really attractive people I know have hobbies that include going out drinking and watching certain tv programs....yawn...

Less expectation to be the breadwinner and push the family name into better status. Better support against abuse. More socially acceptable to take on low paying chill jobs or not working at all. Favourable opportunities due to diversity quotas. Easier to find willing sexual partners. Lower criteria to attract partners.

No. Frankly I just don't care about people in that way. I just assume people talk to me when they want to, and if they don't they wont. Sucks but it is what is.

I mean... I know she's fine. But if it if its overtly sexual and received well by my partner - I might get pretty jelly about it.

Plenty, if you know what you're doing that is.

I disagree. I'm sure there are cases where it applies. But business is far too dynamic for this to apply across the board. For example think about manufacturing where labour is replaced by machines. If people stop buying the product, profits go - which has nothing to do with unpaid labour (unless you are machines should be paid for their labour).

We'd have a nice chat and probably reminisce because we aren't children who hold petty grudges.

A clearing throat and spitting noise that will subject you to middle class judgement the likes the world only regularly sees.