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r/Bumble

What are the “wrong kind of men”? They’re not all going to be keepers and you just discard the bad ones. You must be getting some Right Kind .
r/dating

You will both be ready for a relationship in about 10 years, so start working now to preserve your youthful physique.
r/dating

You have a baby together and he blames your baby weight for cheating on you? What an ass! That’s BS. Dump him before he gives you a disease.
r/dating

I have a tactical advantage in that I’ve been dating since the 1970s. Women are difficult today but at least they don’t scream when you talk to them. They are surly and unfriendly but sometimes it’s just a defense. My suggestion is don’t limit yourself to just the attractive ones. Try some plain ones just to keep your skills up. Then if you meet a keeper you’ll be ready.
r/dating

Yes, but not like I used to. I’ve been in love and women have been in love with me, but it always has a lifespan. You never know how long it will last, so enjoy it while it does.
r/dating

If looks were everything I would still be a virgin. I’m not.
r/dating

Your boyfriend needs to get dental treatment. You are not required to kiss anyone with rotting gums. Replace him.
r/AskReddit

My guess is, it’s: undressing your partner.
r/dating

When your age gets advanced (70s) you have to settle for somebody. You’ve interviewed literally hundreds of potential partners. Your chances aren’t going to get any better. And if you settle, you don’t have to settle forever. When that relationship no longer suits you, you can always return to being single.
r/dating

When you have keys (or other access) to each other’s living spaces. When you’re having sex regularly