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Do you think "just be yourself" is good dating advice?
Jul 14, 2022
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Yes, of course.
1048
No, it's not.
90
It's well intended, but not actually helpful.
336
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
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.
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.