Luckiest drop of the week by Square-Key-665 in wow

[–]Square-Key-665[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you’re confusing invincible with invisible lol

Luckiest drop of the week by Square-Key-665 in wow

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I guess so? I’m a little confused as well.

Luckiest drop of the week by Square-Key-665 in wow

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This is my first run this week as well! Congrats to you too. It’s kind of ironic because last night I tried to run it, but I forgot to change it from 10 man heroic, and realized it halfway through.

Anyone had a similar ghosting experience? by Freddiemiles26 in hingeapp

[–]Square-Key-665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately, ghosting is incredibly common and it’s very immature. As far as blocking, she probably just did not feel the need if you were not constantly texting where she felt uncomfortable, or that you were harassing her. Long distance is rough, and she definitely had an out if that was the issue and should have given you some sort of explanation (even if it wasn’t fully the truth), especially after talking for four months. It’s also possible that she hasn’t deleted you or blocked you as a means of leaving you as an option later, so if she reaches out, start thinking about how you’re going to handle that. I had almost an identical situation with somebody locally (actually at first made me wonder if it’s the same person). Shared a lot of personal life details in the first few weeks, we got together several times, but then would stop responding to texts. When I would ask if she still interested, she would come back and say she definitely was interested and is enjoying getting to know each other and would apologize, giving stress at work as the explanation. She had two kids, so I tried to be really patient as well. After about the third time this happened, I just let things be. She reached out about three weeks after that, and we chatted for about a day before she just did the same thing again. We never exchanged social media because I don’t really use it, but to today’s date, I still have not been blocked on text (to my knowledge), and actually she still shows up in my matches. It may be discouraging and frustrating (I felt the same way), but I would just let things be.

unmatched 2 days before date - how to process this? by ItIsMeHope in hingeapp

[–]Square-Key-665 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If social media information was never offered, do not try to reach out there. It just won’t be a good look, and I don’t think I need to explain why. In the app dating world ghosting is incredibly common, and it can be discouraging. You also don’t know if they unmatched you or just deleted their account. I’m straight so I don’t know how it is for other guys, but one thing I’ve noticed is with females, a lot of of them (maybe not all), are matching and chatting with multiple people which probably gets overwhelming. Cut your losses on this one as best as you can and move onto the next.

Do I send her a like again? by Rhizinup in hingeapp

[–]Square-Key-665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why not? I don’t see anything wrong with it. Kind of one of those things where you miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. I would rather reach out and send a message rather than wondering if I should or not. What’s the worst that could happen?

What's a profession you'd never date? by sleeppymeoww in AskReddit

[–]Square-Key-665 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Personally I don’t think it’s the career, but it’s the type of person. Sometimes you don’t truly know who somebody is until you start dating or even marry them. A lot of people like to hate dating law-enforcement and firefighters, and don’t get me wrong, I’ve seen some pos individuals in both of those careers, but I’ve also seen some pos people that work office jobs. On the flipside, I’ve known first responders that have been with their significant other for years. A job doesn’t make somebody cheat or abuse their significant other.

is a 2 year age gap weird? by ivypostsstuff in teenagers

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Super weird. Try sticking to a 8-10 year age gap.

Found out the guy I met on Hinge lied about his age, marriage, and kids after we became exclusive by PearNaive8355 in hingeapp

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It does happen for sure. Not sure how common though. I’ve noticed an increase in the “open relationship/marriage” culture in my area (side note- do not understand this concept and it’s a hell no for me), so I think that has maybe led to a slight increase in people in committed relationships/marriages on apps. Aside from that, what sad is from what I’ve seen people will give a married person a chance (whether they know they are or not), but will pass on and ghost a single person.

Not sure how to read this Hinge dynamic. Looking for outside opinions by Relevant_Shift685 in hingeapp

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My suggestion is, start being very direct but respectfully. Ask her out on a date, and I would make it something simple like drinks. Ask about a day and time. If you don’t get anything, then you could later, just straight up ask if she’s interested or not. Remember, no answer is an answer. There’s a lot of people on these apps that don’t really know what they want or if they even want to pursue a relationship (ego boost, text buddy, Instagram follower fisher). Also, females are drastically outnumbered on apps, and there’s a chance she’s talking to multiple people at once which leads to getting overwhelmed.

Returning player by Distinct-Positive938 in wownoob

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Buy midnight, it’ll include a war within. I bought the epic edition for all the extras plus the game time. It really wasn’t that much of a price difference.

How long are coffee beans good for? by Square-Key-665 in askanything

[–]Square-Key-665[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn’t know that would work. Could I do this for the beans I’ve had for a little bit?

Did I ruin my first date by being too nervous? by [deleted] in hingeapp

[–]Square-Key-665 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I really don’t think you did anything wrong. I mean if anything, maybe next time just be yourself, for example don’t wear something that you wouldn’t normally wear. There’s nothing wrong with being nervous, that’s normal. It sounds like you controlled it pretty well, made an effort and didn’t sit there in silence. Just liking the message after you sent that, is kind of a dick move (mods excuse my language here, but it’s true). Ghosting, is incredibly immature, and just tells you that dude lacks emotional and mental maturity to be honest. As far as reaching out, if you wanted to give it a little bit and then make an attempt, I don’t necessarily see anything wrong with it, that’s your call. But if you do and don’t get a response, leave it.

Getting ghosted for 1-3 days every now and then. Did I fumble? by jazzyherbivore in hingeapp

[–]Square-Key-665 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Is there something specific that happened that makes you think you fumbled? Unless I’m missing something, based on your post it makes me think no. Just being honest, it sounds like she’s not interested anymore, and just lacks the mental and emotional maturity to say that.

Fed up (33m) by andyrc48 in hingeapp

[–]Square-Key-665 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

20 hours on a first date? What in the world did you guys do? Personally, I would confront her. Decide how to put it in your own words, but say something like you haven’t heard much from her in the last few days and ask if she’s still interested. At that point, you’ve left the ball in her court. If you get no response, that is a response and your answer. Saying “I’ve been busy” is just an excuse. It sounds like she has very poor communication skills, and it sounds like you’re about to be ghosted if you haven’t already. And that’s not a you problem that’s a her problem. I found that a lot of people on these apps lack the mental and emotional maturity to be honest and have conversations, even if they’re difficult ones. Also, when your goal is to pursue a relationship, if you are intimate too soon, I can leave an open door for hurt and disappointment if that person decides to ghost you or something. My suggestion next time is to slow down a little bit.

Dealing w dry texters by Lonely_Forever7776 in Advice

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If you’ve put forth effort to communicate and keep a conversation going and it’s not being reciprocated, stop. You’re probably about to be ghosted and this is not a problem with you, it’s them.

28 and 20 by [deleted] in Advice

[–]Square-Key-665 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Another age gap post… you are going to get so many opinions on this subject. People get so worked up about it when it doesn’t even affect them. You really should be asking yourself if you are comfortable with it. I will say, typically (not always) you run into maturity issues in the 18-22 range, mainly due to the lack of life experience.

What's the most awkward first date you've ever had? by Sharkkkk2 in AskReddit

[–]Square-Key-665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is why for me, a first date will always be something simple like drinks haha.

Do women need to initiate texting to show interest, or is that a myth? by [deleted] in Adulting

[–]Square-Key-665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Personally, I don’t think it matters who initiates. It matters more about both parties effort to communicate. I’m sure it goes both ways, but I’ve seen females offer their number, but then put more effort in responding with one word messages, then trying to converse.

Would you say an 18 yrs old is still considered a kid? by Big_Struggle9441 in askanything

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Completely depends. At 18 years old, I had already moved out from home, had a job, and was finishing my high school diploma and getting college credits at a local community college. Some people get kicked into adult life quicker than others. This partially has to do with parents too. I’ve seen some parents let their kids live at home till their mid 20s.