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[–][deleted] 0 points1 point2 points 5 years ago (0 children) | Copy Link
This post/comment has been removed because it violates Rule #5: The topic is too broad, has been covered a lot already, or involves the assumption overly limited by race, age, physical limitations/appearance, and/or other inborn external qualities.
Put in some reading & work before asking questions that have been addressed, like:
As for the last one, it is an answered question. There have been many posts on physical limitations over the years, including this one. No need to re-ask it.
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[–]BL00DINMYEYES 2 points3 points4 points 5 years ago (0 children) | Copy Link
Oh, you’re comparing me to the ex already i see.
[–]j2swole1 0 points1 point2 points 5 years ago (0 children) | Copy Link
Im copy and pasting this from my book. hope it helps and the format is readable.
A common response that you will hear many times when you approach sets of women, is “she has a boyfriend” or “we are lesbians”. Now this response could come from the original woman you approached or from her friend. These responses are so common that I decided to write a bit about how to approach these obstacles. It’s generally a good idea to have a few go to responses to these statements .Below are some of my typical responses to “I have a boyfriend”
Girl: “Sorry I have a boyfriend?”
Me: “Well do you want a man friend?”
Me: “Is he bigger than me?”
Girl: “Yes”
Me “alright then we are done here”
Girl: “no”
Me: “thank god we can continue this conversation”
Me: “Is he cuter than me?”
Typical responses to we are lesbians/ this is my girlfriend
Girl: Sorry im a lesbian
Me: How come all the hot girls are lesbians now
`Girl: Sorry we are lesbians
Me: who is the dominate/man? Or who is the submissive/ woman? Or do yall just switch roles on even days?
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