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Men's Liberation@lemmy.ca · 1 year ago

How to Get a Girlfriend, Boyfriend, or Themfriend

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How to Get a Girlfriend, Boyfriend, or Themfriend

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Men's Liberation@lemmy.ca · 1 year ago

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Here’s my best advice on how to get a girlfriend, or a boyfriend, or a themfriend. The advice you get from friends is nice, but wrong. Here's why

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Sure on individual level but without knowing the person there is not much general advice to be given. It will always be general things like don’t be ugly or shy.
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  I agree there’s no perfect universal advice, but that doesn’t mean advice shouldn’t be given, just that it should be more tailored.

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