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Hi i just want you to know that we girls don’t like when you ask for photos even before going through deep conversation to know each other’s personalities thank you ☺️
Let's settle a debate. If you had an unexpected free Saturday, would you:
- Go on a road trip
- Stay home with a good movie
- Explore a new cafe or restaurant
- Go hiking or kayaking
You know why a lot of people are single nowadays it's not because love disappeared it's because people want 80s and 90s kinda of love in 2026
They want deep old school love while living in a world addicted to temporary attention. Back then people build a connection slowly now scroll through humans like a option on a shopping app and call it dating. People want instant feelings instant validation and perfection without effort.
But real love it was never built instantly it was built through consistency loyalty, scarfice and staying when things got difficult. Now the moment things stop feeling exciting people leave and chase someone new.
But the truth is love is not gone people just stop valuing what real love actually requires
why do most beautiful women get cheated on?
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Im genuinely curious, why ppl « men » unmatch (even after acknowledging that they really like u and see u as their type ) just because they ask for ur socials and u suggest to take more time getting to know each other here first and then move to private accounts.. just to avoid the uncomfortable situations ..
I'm fed up with this app and the type of playery men on it... Who's leaving with me girls 🚶🚶🚶
They say 'opposites attract'… I say differences make for the best love stories! 🥂
Beyond the food, music, and different languages, I’m looking for someone who shares my curiosity for exploring the world and understanding others. It doesn’t matter which corner of the globe you’re from; what matters is that we share the same values and vision for the future.
What’s the most interesting or 'quirky' thing you’ve learned from a culture different from your own? Let me know in the comments!