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Have yall dealt with or know any women that don't do social media? (i.e. fb, ig, sc...etc..)
Hinge Takeover >>> Tinder, Bumble Pof
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These type think their P or presence is enough for you to work hard and spend all your bread on em, so it’s not exactly nothing in their mind …Sadder part is the dudes that be with it and enable that type of mentality
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Yes, a lot actually.
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Got hit with the game on the first phone conversation...
Her: "So what are you looking for"
Me: I'm just interested in meeting new people for now and if something comes from it then I'd be cool with that. Either way.
Her: "Well, I'm only interested in seeking a serious relationship."
Me: Is that right?
Long pause...
Me: So I'll be in DC this weekend if you'd like to meet up.
Her: "I don't think we'd be a good match"
Her: "So what are you looking for"
Me: I'm just interested in meeting new people for now and if something comes from it then I'd be cool with that. Either way.
Her: "Well, I'm only interested in seeking a serious relationship."
Me: Is that right?
Long pause...
Me: So I'll be in DC this weekend if you'd like to meet up.
Her: "I don't think we'd be a good match"
- Apr 4, 2006
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Thats a pretty normal dating conversation these days. If they dont hear the words serious relationship out of your mouth, they wont waste their time
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If everyone just said what it is instead of being ambiguous things would be a lot easier.
Are women still using the "friends first" routine?
Are women still using the "friends first" routine?
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Some do. Most on hinge from what I’ve experienced either want to date and progress from there or get straight to the “what are you looking for off this app” as soon as they feel like they vibe with you.
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"Demonstrate you're relationship material and we'll take it from there"Got hit with the game on the first phone conversation...
Her: "So what are you looking for"
Me: I'm just interested in meeting new people for now and if something comes from it then I'd be cool with that. Either way.
Her: "Well, I'm only interested in seeking a serious relationship."
Me: Is that right?
Long pause...
Me: So I'll be in DC this weekend if you'd like to meet up.
Her: "I don't think we'd be a good match"
Yeah, I tend to stay away from those types
Imagine it the other way around...
Me: So what are you looking for?
Her: I'm just interested in meeting new people for now and if something comes from it then I'd be cool with that. Either way.
Me: Well, I'm only interested in sexually active women.
Her: Is that right?
Long Pause...
Her: Well I'll be in DC this weekend if you'd like to meet up.
Me:
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a false sense of entitlement is a helluva drug
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Never double text
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Why not?
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Sometimes I look back at the women that showed interest but I never reciprocated or followed up.
Erica, Kelly, Stephanie, Arianna, Emily
Erica, Kelly, Stephanie, Arianna, Emily
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Irony is that these are the chicks that get played the most.
And the cool 'go with the flow' types are the ones dudes want to cuff.
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I legitimately forget to text back... even people I care about.
If a woman is tripping off a double text you wasn't gonna get the draws anyway
If a woman is tripping off a double text you wasn't gonna get the draws anyway
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So many variables to this.
Alot of these dating rules start to look silly as I get older.
Shorty could've been busy and forgot to reply.
Rather be certain and if she ain't feeling you that's cool. Removes any uncertainties and you can move on.
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Unfortunately no smh
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The *last two women were definitely just piggybacking off the first girl’s response because it was likely higher than their threshold. I just don’t understand why the first woman arbitrarily chose $150K in Philadelphia
Makes me think of the “Can’t Do This Alone”/Bills Thread
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- Apr 4, 2006
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The *last two women were definitely just piggybacking off the first girl’s response because it was likely higher than their threshold. I just don’t understand why the first woman arbitrarily chose $150K in Philadelphia
Thats the feeling I got as well. They cant even think for themselves
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Yea seemed like she was the "leader" of that girl group.
Girls and their groups
Girls and their groups
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Yea seemed like she was the "leader" of that girl group.
Girls and their groups
The girl in the middle was the realest one. Stated her salary ($70K) and lowkey backed off the $150K requirement to simply say “He has to make more than me.” The last one was going to say her salary then stopped herself
That’s one of my general problems with social media is that it has taken the competitive/comparison environment that has always existed and taken it to a saddening extreme. For example, those yambs aren’t all that and are demanding $150K. Someone good dude out there that makes less than that might see the video and be discouraged.
I think women women are more to blame than they let on for the current state of affairs in the dating/relationship world.
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FixedYea seemed like she was the "leader" of that girl group.
Birds and their flock
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