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Topic	Getting turned down is depressing as hell.
Arcanine2009 03/21/24 11:33:30 PM #33:	it sucks. Though I say it feels even worse when you already go out in a couple dates and develop feelings, and it ends abruptly like that. Or longer like a long term relationship. But it's way better to not try at all. Anyhow, dating is a numbers game. The more dates you go on, the sooner you realize and you will get used to it. It's also best to not get emotionally attached to someone early on. Take it day by day or by the week. If you also go really hard at the beginning, they will have high expectations too. Which I don't recommend. Also don't make big lies about yourself. People find out. That's my two cents. The Fastest way to get over someone is to date other people. If you have problem getting dates, work on yourself. Your health, career/finance, social skills, self image. BucketCat posted... want to know what sucks too? having a tinder and not receiving a single "like" can't even get the opportunity to be rejected. BucketCat posted... want to know what sucks too? having a tinder and not receiving a single "like" can't even get the opportunity to be rejected. Unless you are looking for hook ups, I'd stay away from it. Also, the dating apps have rigged it these days to make free versions nearly worthless. Subscriptions are pretty much required, and they do help a lot. CMB is the app currently have a subscription with (it's about of a glitch fest), and I'm getting more matches vs without, especially due to boost mode. But there's like 10x less people than tinder. --- Less is more. Everything you want, isn't everything you need. <cite>Arcanine2009 posted [p:979497664] in Getting tu... [t:80727434]...</cite> <quote>it sucks. Though I say it feels even worse when you already go out in a couple dates and develop feelings, and it ends abruptly like that. Or longer like a long term relationship. But it's way better to not try at all.Anyhow, dating is a numbers game. The more dates you go on, the sooner you realize and you will get used to it. It's also best to not get emotionally attached to someone early on. Take it day by day or by the week. If you also go really hard at the beginning, they will have high expectations too. Which I don't recommend. Also don't make big lies about yourself. People find out. That's my two cents.The Fastest way to get over someone is to date other people. If you have problem getting dates, work on yourself. Your health, career/finance, social skills, self image.BucketCat posted... </cite><quote>want to know what sucks too? having a tinder and not receiving a single "like"can't even get the opportunity to be rejected.</quote>BucketCat posted... </cite><quote>want to know what sucks too? having a tinder and not receiving a single "like" can't even get the opportunity to be rejected.</quote>Unless you are looking for hook ups, I'd stay away from it. Also, the dating apps have rigged it these days to make free versions nearly worthless. Subscriptions are pretty much required, and they do help a lot.CMB is the app currently have a subscription with (it's about of a glitch fest), and I'm getting more matches vs without, especially due to boost mode. But there's like 10x less people than tinder. --- Less is more. Everything you want, isn't everything you need.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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