Would you date someone who's not your "type" at all, if the connection feels right?
Jul 01, 2025
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Trell Hicks
But nobody wants to date anymore, but always judging tho 🙄
Alex
I couldn't imagine it would feel "right" at all if it's not your type. That's what it means. Clearly if it feels right, it's your type. Maybe you have multiple "types".
nick
Yes but red flags shouldn't be ignored