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Anon thinks there is a bicurious double standard
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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2025
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So they prefer to be with someone who would cheat at the first occasion but the occasion is hard to find than with someone who has no problem to find an occasion but decides not to?
I'd rather be disappointed early than wasting years on a scumbag
To be fair, this kind of kinetics-as-pevention works.
I use this strategy to prevent eating too many snacks -- I do not keep them at home. I can't have them if they are not here. If 90% of the time I would "choose" not to have chips, not-having-them stops me the other 10%
Maybe it works, I wouldn't build a relationship on this principle though
I wouldn't date snacks either but i'm sure someone got offended by this remark. Weird times.
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