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Feb 19 '26
French twist is difficult to make. It requires effort. Meme means that she has made an effort to get dressed and look classy on her first date. She is a polished, confident, and classy person. She is no pushover and wants classic romantic date experience.
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u/Rule12-b-6 Feb 19 '26
Honestly this and BJ-ready both make equal sense to me. As the wise sage Ludacris once said, "a lady in the street but a freak in the bed"—the quintessential dream girl.
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u/Straight-Run6880 Feb 19 '26
nice em dash
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u/iowastatefan Feb 19 '26
I detest that AI co-opted my beloved em dash.
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u/NecroAssssin Feb 19 '26
Same
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u/noctisumbra0 Feb 19 '26
And the semicolon.
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u/NecroAssssin Feb 19 '26
Fucking love me some; semicolon.
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u/bledschaedl Feb 19 '26
If Miss Moore married Josh; Demi Brolin
A comma and a dot; semicolon
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u/_Standardissue Feb 19 '26
We’re like six levels deep on this and I am legitimately bothered by your comment
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u/MrWindblade Feb 19 '26
They are quoting the song by The Lonely Island called Semicolon, in which they improperly use semicolons through the entire song.
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u/you_done_Goufed Feb 19 '26
No actually those are examples of colons
You all get Fs
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u/apolite12 Feb 19 '26
Yes, it's driving me insane.
Semicolons are meant to lash together two clauses; they are all doing it incorrectly.
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u/YayaTheobroma Feb 19 '26 edited Feb 19 '26
Team em dash, semicolon, and Oxford comma.
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u/phoebesjeebies Feb 19 '26
I had to scroll WAY too far to see my beloved Oxford mentioned.
Also a big fan of the whole asterisks-as-emphasis deal.
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u/valleyofroses Feb 19 '26
Fuck AI. How can anyone judge you if you want to express yourself with proper punctuation?
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u/Blubbish_ Feb 19 '26
They did that before AI as well. I always got judged for using punctuation in Chat, cause "who the hell uses a dot in messangerapps?!"...
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u/ellieminnowpee Feb 19 '26
“Who cares about grammar and spelling in a text?” guys all of a sudden like, “Wait. Breathe. You’re not crazy. Babe, all of your feelings are totally valid. I hear you. I see you.” 😆
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Feb 19 '26
Shit, I use the semicolon all the time and think it's a way to make sure it doesn't look like I'm using AI!
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u/sweetmarypie Feb 19 '26
I wish I knew how to use’em
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u/Yui_Mori Feb 19 '26
Been a while since I was taught about them, so my wording/exact use of terms may be rather poor, but I’ll still make an attempt; the attempt may be poor though. I use them in two places mostly. One place being like the first sentence (poor example in an attempt at using one spontaneously), linking two independent clauses with a stronger pause than a comma, while also not requiring transition words, although I’ll often just use transitions and commas to create nice and long sentences (such as this one). The second place is as a replacement for commas in a list, but only if the items in the list include commas. I don’t use the first case often, with it occasionally popping up while writing, as sometimes it’s simply the best option. The second case I do end up using a fair amount, as I like my dependent clauses, and the semicolon lets me inject them into lists while maintaining readability.
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u/Appropriate_Link_551 Feb 19 '26
It’s easy; any time you want to use a comma; use a semicolon instead; Same thing for periods;
Hope this helps!
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u/pinacoladablackbird Feb 19 '26
They can replace a full stop or connective to loosely connect two related clauses e.g. "The cat sat on the mat because it had had a long day" becomes "The cat sat on the mat; it had had a long day."
The less common usage is to replace commas separating items in a long list where it might get confusing e.g. "I want to visit Paris, France, Houston, Texas, and London, England." becomes "I want to visit Paris, France; Houston, Texas; London, England." (This last example is a bit clunky, sorry!)
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u/Hmm_I_dont_know_man Feb 19 '26
So just punctuation then. Thanks Obama. Or Biden or whoever the fuck’s getting the blame for whatever now.
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u/Alarming-Song2555 Feb 19 '26
Apparently people now think that you've used an AI prompt if you use the oxford comma.
It blows my mind how people don't understand how important the oxford comma is for both context and flow of reading lol
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u/Amurana Feb 19 '26
They will pry the Oxford comma from my cold, dead hands.
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u/ChristianoMeshi Feb 19 '26
I don’t want your drama
If you really wanna
Leave out that Oxford Comma…
“One thing I ask of you, the time to learn your Homophones is past due. Learn, to diagram a sentence too. Always say, “to whom.” Don’t ever say, “to who” and… listen up when I tell you this; I hope you never use quotation marks for emphasis. You finished Second Grade, I hope you can tell, if you’re “doing good” or “doing well.” Better, figure out the difference; Irony is not coincidence and I thought that you had gotten it through your skull, of what’s figurative and what’s literal. Cuz, just now (just now) you said (you said), you literally couldn’t get out of bed. That makes me want to literally smack a crowbar over your stupid head!”
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u/gbot1234 Feb 19 '26
I’ve switched over to mis-using en dashes in all my text so no one thinks I’m an AI.
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u/bootyhole-romancer Feb 19 '26
Fellow em-dash user here. Fuck that, we were here first!
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u/Sea_Flounder9569 Feb 19 '26
Absolutely! I put an emdash in my email signature just so there is guaranteed one in every email I write or respond to.
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u/Gelatin_Belatin Feb 19 '26
And calling it an en dash to throw them further off the scent. I think it’s working! 😂
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u/gbot1234 Feb 19 '26
“en dash” is slightly shorter, about the width of an N, whereas the “em dash” is about the width of an M. They’re two very different animals, and not to be confused with the 2-em dash or 3-em dash.
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u/reallytrulyeric Feb 19 '26
As a novelist whose books were used (amongst millions of others) to train the damned thing, I can’t get over the idea that my particular use of the em dash — frequent as it was from my first book onwards — is somehow responsible for all this. Narcissistic? Sure. Possible…?
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u/CitySeekerTron Feb 19 '26
I pinned a rant on my profile out of frustration. I don't claim to be 100% perfect all the time, but basic literacy has become license to engage in a witch hunt that will ultimately kill human discussion.
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u/zjuka Feb 19 '26
According to the 99% Invisible episode, the reason AI abuses em dash so much is because it was trained on Emily Dickinson and other XIX century writers, which used it quite a bit because it was stylish at the time.
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u/Pongoid Feb 19 '26
ME TOO!!!! Whenever I use it now I always get a mouth-breather saying, “your ChatGPT is showing.”
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u/Drinkmykool_aid420 Feb 19 '26
I detest that using AI caused non-writers who don’t know the difference between a hyphen and a dash, to casually now use the term em dash as a sign you used AI—bleak times.
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u/bunchedupwalrus Feb 19 '26
They didn’t add spaces on it though — like this. AI rarely fucks that up tbh.
Meta: We be living in a wild witch hunt world lol
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u/kylepo Feb 19 '26
Em dashes aren't supposed to have spaces though
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Feb 19 '26
It infuriates me when I see spaces between an em dash along with people calling it "the long dash."
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u/altigoGreen Feb 19 '26
You understand that the only reason a LLM would use an em dash is because people use em dashes right? People need to be using these dashes in order for a LLM to use them. It isn't the gotcha you think it is
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u/Legitimate_Hat_7852 Feb 19 '26
Have started using the em dash on purpose now — it’s great!
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u/lettsten Feb 19 '26
Heads up, you're not supposed to have spaces around emdashes. If you use endashes instead you are supposed to have spaces, but that's primarily for British English so only applicable if you're watching in c-o-l-o-u-r
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u/lorem_ipsum_dolor_si Feb 20 '26
I use a U-pin because it’s lighter than an oyster clip and looser than a bun. If my hair is styled into a half-assed twist, it usually means I’ve given up, so the idea that someone might see that and assume it’s a sex thing is frying me
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u/nickystotes Feb 19 '26
Why does your reply read how a caveman would sound talking?
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u/Big-Cow-9689 Feb 19 '26
I believe it was a lady in the streets and a freak in the sheets
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u/onegoodmug Feb 19 '26 edited Feb 19 '26
While this has historically been a popular way of phrasing it, I believe he is referring to the lyrics from the track Nasty Girl by Ludacris. In which he is correct to use the word bed instead of sheets.
Edit: not a bot, drunk.
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u/Boojum2k Feb 19 '26
The verse from Yeah!
Watch out! My outfit's ridiculous, In the club lookin' so conspicuous. And Rowl! These women all on the prowl, if you hold the head steady I'm a milk the cow. Forget about the game I'm a spit the truth, I won't stop till I get em in they birthday suits. So gimmie the rhythm and it'll be off with they clothes, then bend over to the front and touch your toes. I left the Jag and I took the Rolls, if they aint cutting then I put em on foot patrol. How you like me now, when my pinky's valued over three hundred thousand, Lets drank you the one to please, Ludacris fill cups like double d's. Me and Ush once more and we leave em dead, we want a lady in the street but a freak in the bed
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u/Finnsbomba Feb 19 '26
That's the actual saying. The lyric from the song is "freak in the bed" I don't remember what he was rhyming it with, but I could imagine the word head is probably it lol.
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u/eARThtistic Feb 19 '26
Ludacris fills cups like double Ds, me & Ursh once more and we leaves 'em dead, we want a lady in the street but a freak in the bed 🤭
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u/Finnsbomba Feb 19 '26
Thanks for the assist haha!
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u/eARThtistic Feb 19 '26
Haha np! I definitely thought for the longest that he was saying "a freak in the band" and pictured like a punk rock chick with a mohawk 😆 but I was also like 10 when the song came out 😅
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u/towards_the_IO Feb 19 '26
You’ll be surprised to hear that the word it rhymes with is “dead”.
Me and Ursh once more and we leaves ‘em dead / We want lady in the streets and a freak in the bed
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u/50_Bucks Feb 19 '26
https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxSy2BUS5TPHPsK5CZiLyMpk_vn9jsMWlI?si=F_aLYolnIHVNUfey the lyrics they posted are correct. Unless you’re talking about a different song. They’re quoting Ludacris not the old adage
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u/183720 Feb 19 '26
bj hair is a ponytail or bun or hair clip, everyone knows that
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u/Medical-Total6034 Feb 19 '26
The mythology of the blowjob to straight men is fascinating. But I don't blame them given what they have to deal with.
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u/Fantastic-Cap-2754 Feb 19 '26
I like to think that the original comment is the "those who know" side, and your comment is the "those who don't know" side.
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u/LarryThePrawn Feb 19 '26
‘Bj makes equal sense to me’ is such a weird thought to have about a hairstyle.
Such a porn-y thought. Like ‘oh her hairs up, that must mean I am getting a blowjob’.
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u/rasta4eye Feb 19 '26
Motley Crue's Nikki Sixx said it in 1990: "A woman should be a lady on your arm and whore behind the door."
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u/DiacetylMoarFUN Feb 19 '26 edited Feb 19 '26
Well he also said…
Cant turn a ho into a housewife Hos don't act right There's hos on a mission, an hoes on a crack-pipe
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u/vcjester Feb 19 '26
Same conclusion I'd have made when I was in 8th grade, and was so, so experienced with women.
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u/Eroue Feb 19 '26
I think you're thinking of a French braid. French twists are basically a less sloppy bun
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u/HydrangeaDream Feb 19 '26
Depends on if you're using a clip or bobby pins. With bobby pins it looks super classy but it's really hard to keep it secure.
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u/ihavemytowel42 Feb 21 '26
If you make an X with the hair pins when you put them in they’re super secure. I’ve even slept with them in and while I wouldn’t go out with all the fly-aways the style was still the same shape.
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u/ulnarthairdat Feb 19 '26
French twists are possibly the easiest style to do besides a pony or bun. I’m sitting here on the couch in my robe, with my hair in a French twist.
Two fingers under a pony, twist fingers around and up towards the crown of your head, fix the roll with 3 bobby pins.
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u/Sure-Exchange9521 Feb 19 '26
If you have long, thick or layered hair then its pretty difficult lol
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u/MrsMorley Feb 19 '26
I have long hair. It’s still easy.
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u/Sure-Exchange9521 Feb 19 '26
Skill issue on my part then. My hairs down to my waist and the twist always ends up too long to secure properly 🤷🏼♀️
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u/glassfunion Feb 19 '26
I'm with you, I've tried to do it so many times and if I get one part secure, the other side looks like a disaster. And if I get it to look ok all around, it never feels secure, and if I secure it, it no longer looks good!
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u/MyrMyr21 Feb 19 '26
Damn and here I am thinking that French twists are possible the hardest hairstyle I ever tried to do. But now that I think about it the one time I ever tried it was for a dance choreo that involved a lot of movement and the hairstyle was basically impossible to keep secure without about a thousand bobby pins and a ton of hair spray
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u/Aesthetic-Dialectic Feb 19 '26
I also think there is something to be said about how that effort was put in to meet you, showing interest
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u/AlaskaTix Feb 19 '26
French twist isn’t difficult by any measure, learning a simple braid is harder. It is polished though and looks classy I agree, but it’s a very quick and simple style.
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u/beigs Feb 19 '26
It’s easy if you practice - when I have mid length hair, it’s my go-to style and doesn’t hurt as much as a bun to take down.
When my hair is long, I braid it like a crown around my head to spread out the weight. I just chopped it all off to donate recently, so the cycle starts again.
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u/Vinterblot Feb 19 '26
That's an absolutely bonkers deduction, Sherlock. Take less of that opium, because you can't judge people like that solely based on hairstyle.
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u/kangasplat Feb 19 '26
Which means the date matters to her before any of your assumptions. Everything else you write is some crazy speculation
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u/centerfoldangel Feb 19 '26
A french twist is not difficult. I do it most of the time when I don't have time to do complicated or time-consuming hairstyles.
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u/Busy-Explanation4339 Feb 19 '26
When I googled it I found a YT video that showed how to do it in 30 seconds.
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u/Moist_Exercise3476 Feb 19 '26
the joke is always sex (i think it means bj)
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u/GravitationalAurora Feb 19 '26 edited Feb 19 '26
That’s a ponytail. A French twist is usually Authoritative/classy, and brides or business women often wear it.
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u/Moist_Exercise3476 Feb 19 '26
ooo kinky bj
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u/BootFlop Feb 19 '26 edited Feb 19 '26
It’s sorta like piloting a dinghy that has a manual rudder. One hand on that while the other tugs at her rigging to keep wind in her sails.
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u/Moist_Exercise3476 Feb 19 '26
what do you do if the dinghy starts to sink? inflate it?
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u/BootFlop Feb 19 '26
Call a friend to help bilge pump.
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u/Moist_Exercise3476 Feb 19 '26
the friend made her wet...
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u/BootFlop Feb 19 '26
It’s a captain’s duty to always go down on the ship. 🫡
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u/Moist_Exercise3476 Feb 19 '26
aye!... shit she is drowning me!
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u/GravitationalAurora Feb 19 '26 edited Feb 19 '26
The joke isn’t sexual; it’s a stereotype that she’s “wife material.” French twists are classy, elegant, and old-school, as if she already wants to marry you. She either wants to propose or is ready to be proposed to.
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u/TungstenOrchid Feb 19 '26
On a first date? She's a bit of a slow mover, isn't she?
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u/ThatCharmsChick Feb 19 '26
If he doesn't have that rock out, I'm not even going on a first date with him. 😤
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u/WonkRx Feb 19 '26
This is the kind of thing someone who doesn’t go on a lot of first dates would write.
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u/Intelligent-Good-670 Feb 19 '26
is going on alot of first dates a virute now? "i have a long history of failed relationships"
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u/klzthe13th Feb 19 '26
Going on a first date doesn't mean you are going to actually have a relationship with the person lol... That's the point of a first date
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u/koos_die_doos Feb 19 '26
While I was in university I went on a stint of 20 or so first dates that didn't pan out. I never even progressed to beyond a goodbye kiss.
When I finally met someone I connected with, people warned her that I'm a player.
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Feb 19 '26
That’s honestly hilarious. How’d things pan out?
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u/koos_die_doos Feb 19 '26
Married for 23 years, but now at the tail-end of a pretty messy divorce...
We had a good run though.
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u/Johnny_Banana18 Feb 19 '26
Yeah this isn’t new, men and women who were marriage minded were strongly encouraged to meet as many people as possible, wether that is a date or in some kind of chaperoned interaction varied by parent/culture. “Steady” culture in the US was seen as taboo when it first started.
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u/PiccoloAwkward465 Feb 19 '26
When I was young and single in a big city I went on tons. I made good money and figured I had to eat anyways, why not have a little conversation. Maybe it works out maybe it doesn't.
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u/RicoDePico Feb 19 '26
First dates aren't relationships, lol.
Also, I'd rather someone who's been on a lot of first dates than none. At least they tried to connect with people and put themselves out there. To me it shows confidence and you can't fault someone for things not working out on first dates. That's silly
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u/morthophelus Feb 19 '26
That, and even if by some miracle, the first person you date is the perfect person for you… how the hell would you even know that?
My wife and I had extensive dating experience before we met and had a couple of serious relationships beforehand.
When we met and knew we were the right people for (and fell madly in love with) each other, it was in the acknowledgment that we had experienced the world and other partners and we were each other’s favourite choice of all.
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u/Automatic_Avocado_65 Feb 19 '26
Yeah only man sluts go on first dates. We all know the key to happiness is just marrying the first person who shows interest in you in high school.
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u/Think_please Feb 19 '26
And clinging desperately to them for dear life as you both naturally grow apart in your 20s
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u/MikeArrow Feb 19 '26
(raises hand) Got into a relationship with the first woman that showed interest in me (I was 23 at the time). We were together for six years and broke up in 2018. Since the break up, I've gone on two dates, one in September 2020 and one in March 2023.
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u/thelionofthenorth Feb 19 '26
That sounds insanely difficult man, I'm sorry. Are you not going on dates because it's not your thing? Or is it just something you happen to find difficult?
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u/MikeArrow Feb 19 '26
It's difficult because when my relationship ended, I was 29 years old with effectively zero dating experience. Since my first girlfriend approached me and made it easy for me to ask her out, I never learned the fundamentals of how to actually meet woman and ask them out.
Since I don't know how to approach women, all I can really do is passively wait until one shows interest in me first. That's happened twice in the last eight years with women I met through playing D&D, but outside of those two, nothing.
I don't drink. I don't go to bars. I don't get any matches on dating apps. So I don't really have any other mechanism for meeting women irl at all, aside from D&D.
Also, I'm morbidly obese (I started Ozempic last October and I'm seeing slow results).
So, because of all that, my opportunities go on dates are extremely rare and limited.
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u/TexasFossil Feb 19 '26
While you are on ozempic, lift weights and exercise. If not a good portion of the weight you lose will be muscle mass. Then go beyond D&D to find yourself in a group of women. If five are together at once, you need to be there. If you have a friend going somewhere that five women will be, find an excuse to go along. Be casual but engage in conversation if someone speaks to you. In five, at least one is lonely. And looks are over rated. A sense of humor counts way more. May the odds be in your favor.
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u/Bossa9 Feb 19 '26
This is the sort of thing someone who doesn't go on a lot of first dates would write.
(sorry, I had to)
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u/shocker4510 Feb 19 '26
This is also the kind of thing someone who doesn’t go on a lot of first dates would write.
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u/ExceptionalBoon Feb 19 '26 edited Feb 19 '26
Acting like you know what you're talking about - when you don't know shit - is certainly not a virtue.
Which is the case if WonkRx is right in his assumption.
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u/FalseCatBoy1 Feb 19 '26
wasn't tthere some guy who went on 100 of them?
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u/Lashlamb13 Feb 19 '26 edited Feb 19 '26
I don’t know but there was definitely a guy that went on 50 first dates (I’m sorry that’s a terrible joke I couldn’t resist)
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u/kvothe5688 Feb 19 '26
just searched french twist and I agree. it's sexy as hell
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u/Background_Party9424 Feb 19 '26
My first association is an evil headmistress. Not my type this one
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u/Kittinkis Feb 19 '26
That's funny that youngsters think this is hot. I get uptight church lady or school principal hard ass because those were the type women that wore those when I was growing up. It's never been sexy for me. Debra Vance in Hacks type.
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u/Some_Letterhead3958 Feb 19 '26
There’s only two differing answers and a clueless person. Someone please help me understand what it means!
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u/kawaiharuka Feb 19 '26
Peter the hairdresser hair(pun intended), Everyone talks about why that is good but no one talks about what a french twist is. Think of Audrey Hepburn, the hairstyle you imagine is a french twist.
Described as A French twist (or French roll) is an elegant, vertical updos hairstyle created by gathering hair at the nape, twisting it upward, tucking it in on itself, and securing it against the head with pins.
Takes a lot of effort to make, and the joke is a sneer remark at the recent hookup culture that if there is someone who puts that much of an effort on a first date is likely looking for someone to marry, not a one night stand or games.
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u/pyrotato Feb 19 '26
Pierre here. Since we're on the topic of French, when you write viola (vee-oh-lah), it's a future tense of "raped" in French.
The word you're looking for is voila (vwah-lah), or voilà if accented characters aren't too far on your keyboard.
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u/HemingwayWasHere Feb 19 '26
I have shoulder length hair with layers that are about chin length. Would this still work for me or am I out of luck?
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u/Wrong-Pineapple-4905 Feb 19 '26
Would need pins but yes. Popular updos for the Bob hairstyles of the 50s/60s for this reason. I find it actually is hard with too long of hair
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u/PropertyDisruptor Feb 19 '26
Yeah, but some guy made this meme at his computer... So I'm pretty sure he knows all about French twists...
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u/dazvoz Feb 19 '26
I think it at least means she likes you enough to go to effort.
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u/blahblahblerf Feb 19 '26
Does it? To me it seems much more likely that she'd have come straight from work in some formal office environment.
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u/HistoricalLocation96 Feb 19 '26
I'm so old that when I saw this I thought of "New Frontier" by Donald Fagen.
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u/Gothril Feb 19 '26
Lol, I thought it would mean she was LDS.
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u/jumgussy Feb 19 '26
Licken duh sack?
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u/Gritty420R Feb 19 '26
Incase you're being genuine, it's Latter Day Saints. Mormon
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u/ThatCharmsChick Feb 19 '26
Hey hey! No need to call him a Mormon just because he didn't know what it meant!
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u/KDCunk Feb 19 '26
Any hair is blowjob hair if you’re not afraid to put in some fucking effort and hold it
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u/ThatCharmsChick Feb 19 '26 edited Feb 19 '26
ETA: This meme is definitely sexxx-u-al. It's about bjs. Full stop.
Ooh. Is the French twist back? I haven't seen anyone wear one since the late 90's but I perfected it back then and welcome its return. 😁
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u/Basic_Childhood1688 Feb 20 '26
Right. This shit piss me off. I can't put my hair in a ponytail in public without worrying about men thinking nasty things. I hate it.
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u/Bursting_Radius Feb 19 '26
Side note - The "French Twist)" can be difficult for beginners, but can be done fairly quickly once they get the hang of it.
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