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| 32 | Tale as old as timeThis literally just happened to me a few weeks ago. Didn't recognize the phone number, he really thought he was going to hook line and sink me with a lazy "Hi!" after all this time as if I would still even have his number. I only responded because I thought it might have been an old colleague bc of the area code. I talked with him for a few days and let him think he was winning then ditched his @$$! Maybe that was a little LV of me, I had no intention of seeing him but just like picking people's… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 19/02/22 03:54 PM |
| 6 | Women are interchangeable (seen on IG)Something similar happened to me. One time I dropped a guy after the first date for being a walking red flag. Halfway through the date I already knew I wasn't going to see him again, but since I was indoctrinated by libfem media at the time, decided that it would be alright to fool around with him because I was attracted to him. This guy used me as a night with a free therapist, cried about his "hard" romantic past, life struggles etc etc. The entire time I was wondering what tf I got myself int… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 05/02/22 11:04 PM |
| 4 | Stop fucking falling in love with "potential"!Love this. I feel like this goes back to the classic phrase "actions speak louder than words." Potential just means that something has a certain capability of performing an action (for example, in physics, this would be like a spring coil having a potential to generate force). Everyone has a certain level of potential, from a lot to a little, but not everyone uses it. Some people are perfectly content not maxing their life's potential to full force, so calculating something that's just a possibi… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 04/02/22 05:09 PM |
| 19 | One close to home, 21 year old killed by her 47 year old boyfriend. Ladies there is a reason women his age don’t want him.I was with a man 17 years older than me when I was 21, and I wish this was something I heard back then. I get the ick just thinking about how the dynamics between me and that man were, and find it abhorrent when I see and hear of older men preying on younger women in this way. These older men know that it's wrong too. I remember when we were in public once, my ex old man was nervous that people were giving us weird looks. Me, being young and naive, thought that he was just being paranoid. I didn… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 03/02/22 05:59 PM |
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