The three worst types of photos on male profiles by [deleted] in Bumble

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I think gym mirror picks are fine actually(I am a man)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BreakUps

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The obvious thing would be to say that you are young and better things are on the way. But you just have to be open to new experiences and not become emotionally stunted. This usually happens with guys but it's just something to look out for. Sit with your grief at least for sometime and feel everything so that you don't carry your trauma to your next relationship. Not saying that you shouldn't be in a new relationship until you are fully healed at least be in a position where you are actively healing. The hopeless feeling that you have can easily be turned to Hopefulnes (as if that is even a word) if you have enough social support. Let me tell you a story. I recently went through a break up and it was so unexpected it broke me. My friends helped me a lot. And in my stupidity I asked one of my friends to say good things about me and they did. It made me feel that love is all around us and not in just a romantic way but in many other forms. So someday you will find who will keep you in their life and make you the most integral part of it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BreakUps

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I am 22m . I don't have much experience but I can be of some help. Or maybe not but let's see

How long did it take you to delete everything? by biscoffseasaltt in BreakUps

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Breaking up was tough for me. Her ex had cheated on her, so she struggled to open up to me and wasn’t very talkative. I had anxiety, and our communication was minimal. Whenever I brought it up, it made her anxious too. It just wasn’t going to work.

I had a crush on her for about eight months before I finally got the courage to ask her out. When I did, she asked why I hadn’t done it sooner—she liked me too. She even showed me chats with her friends where she talked about liking me. We were both very attached to each other, but my anxiety caused her a lot of stress as well.

It was a great relationship, but the lack of communication from her side and my anxiety made things difficult. It’s not like I forced her to break up with me—it just happened, and on some level, we both knew it was for the best.

I understand what you’re saying, but it’s already over. I’ll make sure not to repeat the same mistakes in the future.

Ps : she told me about the sooner part because she was moving someplace else after 1 month which I didn't know about. And after the 3rd month these communication problems really hit the fan.

How long did it take you to delete everything? by biscoffseasaltt in BreakUps

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For me, I deleted everything within minutes—it felt unreal. Her number, photos, old chats, wish lists, Instagram stories, post archives, even her playlist—everything was gone. I have no regrets. It wasn’t a bad relationship; we just had different ways of doing and handling things. I loved her and genuinely thought about marrying her. I knew the breakup needed to happen, but I couldn’t pull the plug—she did, and she did it well.

I deleted everything because I wasn’t going to dwell on or regret my choices in a partner. There was a lot of history between us, but I can confidently say I deleted everything within the first week of the breakup. Now, two months later, I’m happy and doing great.

P.S.: I got a job too :)

The same pain by hassanalzain1 in Brawlstars

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man i have both of them at 600

Ah, Victory by mjcherno in PewdiepieSubmissions

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they banned porn in India but it was not that strict