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    @Markness it is what it is, probably our life experiences and genetics. I feel both those things...

    @Markness it is what it is, probably our life experiences and genetics. I feel both those things and felt judged for it too
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    Why do people always seem so happy and positive in social settings?

    I worry that they might take offense but I suppose that's on them if they can't relate to it. We can only be us and if we're not compatible with certain people that's life 😕 I guess you could say you're tired which is not a lie and leave it at that.
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    Why do people always seem so happy and positive in social settings?

    Luckily I have a more socially agreeable excuse of chronic pain to go. I've never been able to say "sorry my social battery is empty I have to go"
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    Why do people always seem so happy and positive in social settings?

    Maybe the man was an aspie and happier on the moon
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    Why do people always seem so happy and positive in social settings?

    I was at a small gathering today and I was anxious the whole time, with an inner dialogue distracting me from keeping up with conversations. I lasted about an hour and then built up the courage to say I'm going home, it's not easy to do that for me, I don't like the attention.
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    How celibate woman became a threat.....

    I wonder if Bumble took a calculated risk of a backlash with the controversial ad campaign. Did they make the edgy, ironic ads because they will grab attention and the risk of it blowing up in their face was a known risk they were willing to take. The seemingly predictable reaction on social...
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    How celibate woman became a threat.....

    This forum has a patriarchy. Absurd.
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    How do i know if a guy has a crush on me

    He likes you.
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    I would trade it all

    Dam it's rough out there! I'm still living under my rock lol it's safer here. I hope you meet someone serious some day
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    How celibate woman became a threat.....

    What I am sceptical about is the charachterisation of a competency based hierarchy as purely being about a cabal of men out to exploit women.
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    How celibate woman became a threat.....

    Unless there is solid proof that men cheat more than women id bet theres as many adulterous women on the platform too
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    Hopefully you'll find what you're looking for Tony!

    Hopefully you'll find what you're looking for Tony!
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    Neurologists that treats people with autism?

    I don't have a solution but I experience the same
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    How celibate woman became a threat.....

    The continuation of 'The Patriarchy' ideology is an economic necessity for those in the clicks business
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    How celibate woman became a threat.....

    Celibate woman are a threat to Bumble's profitability, yes.
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