Ask the Hive:

1. Clear and direct questions that don't need much info about in the body of the post.
2. No personal or professional advice questions/requests.
3. Mainly open ended questions that don't just result in a yes/no answer or a/b/c, no polls or either/or type questions.
4. No personal info such as looking for specific people or asking about them.
5. No loaded questions with your bias/opinion already in the body or title.
6. No promotion.
7. No begging.

«-Mi Mamá Me Meme-»

I used to date a girl with a lazy eye. Turns out she was always seeing someone else the whole time. So, to not lose her attention and interest too soon, one time I went with her to a drive-in in a cab.
And guess what? ¡The movie ended up costing me 195 dollars!

I have to admit sometimes I talk a lot. That I tend to babble and tell too much along my posts. And I have the hunch that this approach has been affecting in a big way the interaction, engagement and feedback that I'm now getting from my readers. And with this post I'm proposing to change just that, easing my usual verbiage somewhat.

Therefore, this time I am not going to give my own personal opinion here. Nor am I going to give more details of what this post is really about.
All in order not to ruin my possibilities of interaction. Are you listening?

"There would be no need for gun control if there was 'bullet control'"

I was told that this community is a community focused on engagement in the comment section based on thought-provoking questions proposed by the author. So I asked myself. ¿Why not try?

Alright! then again: ¿Are you playing possum on me?

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Cheers!!