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this post was submitted on 29 Apr 2025
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I totally agree. I think setting proper expectations and having the right attitude when it comes to online or just modern dating in general is really important. If you think every person might "be the one" or you overthink every situation, your going to have a really bad time.
Just be genuine, honest, and try to have fun, dating is supposed to be fun.