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max_arsenal012
6 days ago
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#121
What we talking about?
LilyPaddling wrote:
#113 first week bro.
and IF we have kids two max
and IF we have kids two max
Exactly, how can you be so sure after "First week bro" when you guys have not asked yourself important questions?
I think a real life relationship is much better than one on a chess site for many reasons, but I don’t judge.
Just be careful.
Just be careful.
max_arsenal012 wrote:
What we talking about?
online dating, we all know you love it, I saw that club you just left jk
im always careful.
your previous messages suggest otherwise.
First week, we don’t need to talk abt what we would do if we become married and stuff ITS THE FIRST WEEK BRO
IT is first week, so how do you know it will work out?
well there’s no way to know, but can always try and hope
anything else?
fair enough, im going to finish some school stiff and go to bed, cya tommorow!
Cya tomorrow!
6 days ago
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#133
So now that that’s over I have a question.
Typing with proper punctuation in texts: professional or passive-aggressive?
Typing with proper punctuation in texts: professional or passive-aggressive?
Wym?
6 days ago
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#135
So like I could say “ok” or “bye” with no period but then I could also say “Ok.” Or “No.” does using punctuation make you sound more aggressive?
I’m not sure esacly
punctuation just is basically seems to be there to separate sentences. Sometimes it’s professionalish , other times it can be passive aggressive
6 days ago
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#138
I feel like leaving no period makes the topic open ended the conversation keeps going but a period is final or someone is trying to end something.
yah that’s a good point
