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a) You might not want to disclose the sex of the other person. b) Some people object against the term 'girl' and 'boy' for grown up people. c) Political rea
by agilebyte 14y ago
a) You might not want to disclose the sex of the other person.
b) Some people object against the term 'girl' and 'boy' for grown up people.
c) Political reasons, there is a wider variety of relationship permutations than the above 4.
- gadders 14y agoc) There are? Like "Friends with Benefits"?
- agilebyte 14y agoAnd beyond. Hope this hotlinked image URL will work: http://oi49.tinypic.com/2pyaow8.jpg http://oi49.tinypic.com/2pyaow8.jpg
- michaelfeathers 14y agoI consider myself decently smart, but I can't figure out the axes on that chart.
- agilebyte 14y agoTake the test: http://www.okcupid.com/tests/the-polygon-test http://www.okcupid.com/tests/the-polygon-test From the description: This test will track three variables, but you may be surprised at what they are.
- gadders 14y ago"...but I'm willing to learn."
- Dylan16807 14y agoDon't do that, please. Sometimes charts are bad. Nothing to do with data, or the potential learning of data.
- gadders 14y agoFFS.
- jerf 14y agoIt's a 3D chart serialized on to 2D. Look at one of the corners, then go to the opposite one. Repeat twice more. The fact that this approach is basically fundamentally geometrically unsound doesn't help the chart's coherence. (Unless they really are claiming that these three things are in fact dependent on each other in exactly the way the 2 dimensionalization of the chart implies, which I doubt.)
- gadders 14y agoFor most of those options I would suggest "friend" covers it. I think "This is my part-time domme" etc is probably too much information.