The choice of wedding format increasingly sparks arguments because it touches not only on taste but also on how we understand family and celebration. Some defend the classic model with children and alcohol, claiming that without it the event loses its “real” character. Others prefer an adults-only gathering without kids, because noise and the need to supervise little ones ruin the vibe. Alcohol-free weddings are also becoming more popular, although critics see them as an attempt to control social customs – a theme eagerly picked up by theories about a “new morality”. Or maybe the best fun happens among adults and completely sober? What kind of formula do most guests expect today?
Category: Entertainment
The “Entertainment” category features polls focused on current popular culture and leisure topics. Subjects include films, TV series, music, games, entertainment events and the media presence of celebrities and influencers. The surveys reflect how users assess trends, audience preferences and changes in entertainment consumption.
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Halloween – fun, trend or spiritual threat?
More and more people outside the USA are wondering what Halloween really is – an innocent game or a spiritual danger. Some see it merely as a colorful American trend that gives children and adults a chance to dress up, eat sweets, and have fun together. Others claim it’s a dangerous phenomenon that gradually replaces local traditions, turning reflection on death into a grotesque festivity. Online, there are even theories that Halloween isn’t just an imported custom but a part of global spiritual manipulation – a subtle normalization of occultism and dark symbolism. So when we celebrate Halloween, are we truly just having fun, or are we letting foreign patterns slowly replace our roots?
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Love for the second time – can you fall in love with the same person again?
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School vs. Teen Sleep Rhythm
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The influence of alcohol on a person
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The place of horses in the modern world
Do you think using horses for work, sport, and entertainment is morally justified today?
* you can select 2 answers
The use of horses for work, sport, and entertainment has long symbolized cooperation between humans and nature, but today it raises increasing moral concerns. For some, it is a beautiful tradition and part of our culture; for others, an example of the heartless exploitation of animals for human comfort and profit. Critics point to horse racing, tourism, and carriage transport as examples of violence disguised as folklore and tradition. Opponents, however, forget that humans also work hard every day, often in much worse conditions, and no one calls for such work to be banned. So is it really about empathy toward horses, or rather an attempt to silence our own guilty conscience?
