ElegantLion93 Archive

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2	A constant theme I've noticed among my female friends who use dating apps 100% true. Because meeting people IRL is entirely random, and on dating apps you have hundreds of dudes lined up for your approval. It’s like if you’re going out to buy a shirt, it has to be the BEST shirt, but if you simply happen to come across a shirt, it can have mustard stains as long as it’s comfy. And also, the fact that dating sites come with a predetermined sex/romance bias, where an in person meeting could turn into anything. I’ll pretty much talk to anyone in person, but on tinder I o…	/r/seduction	26/04/22 08:20 PM
1	Why is only wanting sex viewed as such a bad thing? As simply an answer to the title, most people don’t come right out with that, and then the other person is thinking they’ll get a relationship, and is left totally clueless when the one that’s just interested in sex walks away. As for your specific situation, that’s entirely on her.	/r/seduction	21/08/21 12:20 AM