Monkeybranching

[AuggyDauggy]

Ong these hoes give me trust issues, I’ve seen and witnessed so many horror stories idk when to fully trust someone. How do you know someone isn’t just using you as a placeholder for someone better?

It’s probably not a good idea to keep a partner at an arm’s length, but getting ditched by someone the first chance they get seems so horrible to go through.

Lmk you guys’ thoughts, is it even worth it worrying about something like this?

 

[apatheia]

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Ong these hoes give me trust issues, I’ve seen and witnessed so many horror stories idk when to fully trust someone. How do you know someone isn’t just using you as a placeholder for someone better?

It’s probably not a good idea to keep a partner at an arm’s length, but getting ditched by someone the first chance they get seems so horrible to go through.

Lmk you guys’ thoughts, is it even worth it worrying about something like this?

Where do you primarily look for women to date?

 

[Randomized Shame]

You will know if someone is wanting to invest into you, as a person and as a romantic interest. You won't second guess yourself on that. However people change and their desires also change, so even if you're 100% sure now it doesn't mean you'd be 100% sure down the road.

You waste your own time by protecting your feelings through isolation though. You need to cope with the idea of heartbreak. It's just what it means to be a man in the dating scene. You're going to get your feelings hurt, there's no point on robbing yourself of opportunities or chances because of it. If you don't feel like you want to invest into that person, leave and find someone you feel like you can.

 

[glamourpursuer 2.0]

did unc make this cause of nani

 

[AuggyDauggy]

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Where do you primarily look for women to date?

The women at my work are all twice my age, I'm going to uni next month so rn it's mostly dating apps