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💬 Dating Chat Starters — What’s Your Go-To Move?
Starting a convo online can feel awkward 😅 Some people play it cool, some go full flirty, and some just drop a meme and hope for the best.
So tell us: what kind of opening line actually works for you? 💘
Pick your vibe:
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Which of these is the BEST metaphor for a romantic relationship?
Love is a mystery, a feeling, an action... but if you had to compare it to something else, what would it be? Is it a necessity, a comfort, or an adventure?
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Do you think someone’s zodiac sign can actually change the way you perceive them — either making you more curious or more cautious before you even meet? Share below if you have any interesting experiences or stories related to a zodiac sign!
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“Be honest — do you think men’s emotional labor in relationships gets overlooked?”
We often hear about women doing the “invisible work” of caring, listening, and keeping the emotional side of a relationship together. But what about men? Do they also carry emotional weight that just doesn’t get recognized?
💬 Share your take in the comments: In your relationships (past or present), who usually ends up doing more of the “emotional support” work? Do you think it should be more balanced?
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