Do you think "just be yourself" is good dating advice?
Jul 14, 2022
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- Yes, but it's not enough on its own.323
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Rex
It’s good advice but to me it’s what you say if you’re the wing man and your buddy is a little nervous you can’t just ride that out hoping to get you through some of the nerves in my opinion
Lesley
Be yourself; always, in all ways
Liz
I think “stay true to yourself “ is more accurate. Just be yourself doesn’t leave room for growth but implies more to stay out and be who you are today forever.