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Yes! I was going to bring this up! It sounds pretty related to me. It's mostly men who are clamoring for poly relationships, even when they've had a single longterm partner sometimes. So naturally lots of those men are seeking women, along with single men. But sounds like a lot of women just stay with one partner once they have one, so those poly men are mostly going through single women. And these single women probably want a single guy instead of someone who's already married. Also... Anyone w…
/r/FemaleDatingStrategy24/10/21 04:30 AM
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Oddly enough, while going through her tiktok trying to find whichever one you are describing, her account is also the same one that has the TikTok labelled "Asking my wife to do her favorite things" where the (now ex-)husband offers to take her out shopping, brunch at wherever she wants, called her mom so their child would have a babysitter while they were out, etc. I guess her reaction was so grand in that video because that type of treatment was probably so rare for her.
/r/FemaleDatingStrategy29/07/21 05:28 AM
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I'm in a similar spot with my boyfriend. Trying my best to keep maintaining the relationship to a minimum since that's what he does. It'll probably fizzle out if he doesn't plan anything. I have so many ideas for dates we could do, and he's happy to go along with them sometimes. I need to start taking myself on dates or take my friends on dates. I need to keep reminding myself that if the relationship fizzles out because he didn't bother to make the effort to maintain it himself, then I didn't l…
/r/FemaleDatingStrategy09/06/21 09:46 AM
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I hate this whole aspect of reddit culture in general. Some Person B always wants to point out the one situation or exception to some issue Person A is presenting, and then Person B wants to be like "Checkmate!" when Person A falters in how they would respond to that exception. Saying "Men/women tend to..." Or "Men/women often..." should be enough to show we are talking about a general case, a majority, and that what follows does not apply to the various variations and exceptions that are out th…
/r/FemaleDatingStrategy08/06/21 02:09 PM
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