personalhellmouth Archive

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1	[deleted by user] The biggest reason is that our values don't align. We don't have to believe the same things, but having compatible beliefs is important to me. At least when it comes to things like religion, politics, family, etc. Some other reasons I've rejected guys include not being respectful of boundaries I've set, badmouthing everyone they know, not listening to me or continuing to say/do things that make me uncomfortable even after I've expressed that, saying racist/sexist/homophobic things, or generally …	/r/seduction	01/01/22 07:53 PM
–	[deleted by user] The advice on this post is such a mixed bag, but I think this is the best response. The messages you're getting are similar to the ones I send, but that doesn't mean you're being rejected for being kind or nice. In my experience, telling you the specific reason things aren't working out feels too mean, so I'd rather just say something vague instead. Also, sometimes if you give a specific reason some guys will start arguing with you about it. Easier to just say something vague and complimentary a…	/r/seduction	01/01/22 01:05 PM