Rell Lauren
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Essential Quick Lil Gems on Dealing with Women
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She asking me about child rearing and schooling now.
Men enable this shyt. Dudes are scooping these chicks.How can you be on these dating apps swollen with a baby talking about looking for a serious relationship?
I gotta get myself out there more. I’m looking better than I was say early 2020 and I can tell. I try my best not to shyt where I eat from a bad experience, but I rather get rejected and have the broad hate me or think I’m weird or w/e the case may be than to like me as person and we just have this fake friendship. At this new spot I’m trying to shoot shots out here some of these broads bad and I’m one of the few nikkas that’s not on some mango time so it’s worth it to me.
We texting and we got another dates this MondaySlow down brotha u might end up like my boy in that silence after the 2nd date thread.
Keep that abundance mentality and go find another
The irony is gorillas have lil dikks (pause)
The absolute worst! bytches having 4 and 5 kids trying to dictate to single men? Wtf
broads is crazy! And most of them are fat! FOH 
Before the pandemic, Jesse Olsen had an active dating life. At the time, Olsen, who is non-married, had two secondary mates whom she regularly saw but was looking for a primary mate.
“I was going on at least one date with someone new at least once every two weeks,” Olson explains. She met people through dating apps like Tinder and OKCupid, in addition to in-person encounters at bars and events. “Sometimes, I go through phases where I go on six dates with six new people.”
When the pandemic hit, Olsen severed ties with his secondary partners. “It was me trying to be socially responsible,” she recalls. After a few months, she returned to dating and had a few “monogamous” relationships with single partners, but none lasted and she eventually took a six-month break from dating. During that time, she aired her romantic frustrations at the launch of a dating podcast called “Your Place or Mine.”
In mid-June, Olsen received a second dose of Moderna. Once two weeks had passed, she was completely gone with her return to dating. “I’m working hard on Tinder,” Olson says. “I’m on every dating app. I’m actively going on dates, trying to meet partners and seeing what I can do to rebuild this roster of men with whom I I would love to spend my time.”
Olsen now averages two dates a week. She’s also met new romantic prospects in person, visiting the sex club Oasis Aqualounge and going on a night out. “I went to a few comedy shows recently and, because a lot of people are double waxes, there’s a little more mixing and mixing between the tables,” Olson says. “We ended up joining another table of people and chatting with them. And then I settled with one of them.”
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“I was going on at least one date with someone new at least once every two weeks,” Olson explains. She met people through dating apps like Tinder and OKCupid, in addition to in-person encounters at bars and events. “Sometimes, I go through phases where I go on six dates with six new people.”
When the pandemic hit, Olsen severed ties with his secondary partners. “It was me trying to be socially responsible,” she recalls. After a few months, she returned to dating and had a few “monogamous” relationships with single partners, but none lasted and she eventually took a six-month break from dating. During that time, she aired her romantic frustrations at the launch of a dating podcast called “Your Place or Mine.”
In mid-June, Olsen received a second dose of Moderna. Once two weeks had passed, she was completely gone with her return to dating. “I’m working hard on Tinder,” Olson says. “I’m on every dating app. I’m actively going on dates, trying to meet partners and seeing what I can do to rebuild this roster of men with whom I I would love to spend my time.”
Olsen now averages two dates a week. She’s also met new romantic prospects in person, visiting the sex club Oasis Aqualounge and going on a night out. “I went to a few comedy shows recently and, because a lot of people are double waxes, there’s a little more mixing and mixing between the tables,” Olson says. “We ended up joining another table of people and chatting with them. And then I settled with one of them.”
Been said this.
30% are bots / fakeHow can you be on these dating apps swollen with a baby talking about looking for a serious relationship?
30% are looking for followers / attention
30% are fat / single moms
10% are acceptable
I swear to God men have lost. What the fukk is this shyt?Before the pandemic, Jesse Olsen had an active dating life. At the time, Olsen, who is non-married, had two secondary mates whom she regularly saw but was looking for a primary mate.
“I was going on at least one date with someone new at least once every two weeks,” Olson explains. She met people through dating apps like Tinder and OKCupid, in addition to in-person encounters at bars and events. “Sometimes, I go through phases where I go on six dates with six new people.”
When the pandemic hit, Olsen severed ties with his secondary partners. “It was me trying to be socially responsible,” she recalls. After a few months, she returned to dating and had a few “monogamous” relationships with single partners, but none lasted and she eventually took a six-month break from dating. During that time, she aired her romantic frustrations at the launch of a dating podcast called “Your Place or Mine.”
In mid-June, Olsen received a second dose of Moderna. Once two weeks had passed, she was completely gone with her return to dating. “I’m working hard on Tinder,” Olson says. “I’m on every dating app. I’m actively going on dates, trying to meet partners and seeing what I can do to rebuild this roster of men with whom I I would love to spend my time.”
Olsen now averages two dates a week. She’s also met new romantic prospects in person, visiting the sex club Oasis Aqualounge and going on a night out. “I went to a few comedy shows recently and, because a lot of people are double waxes, there’s a little more mixing and mixing between the tables,” Olson says. “We ended up joining another table of people and chatting with them. And then I settled with one of them.”
dudes deserve it even putting up with that filth
Evil genius Jay
The TSC PLAYAZ!!!!
Only smiley to describe this storyBefore the pandemic, Jesse Olsen had an active dating life. At the time, Olsen, who is non-married, had two secondary mates whom she regularly saw but was looking for a primary mate.
“I was going on at least one date with someone new at least once every two weeks,” Olson explains. She met people through dating apps like Tinder and OKCupid, in addition to in-person encounters at bars and events. “Sometimes, I go through phases where I go on six dates with six new people.”
When the pandemic hit, Olsen severed ties with his secondary partners. “It was me trying to be socially responsible,” she recalls. After a few months, she returned to dating and had a few “monogamous” relationships with single partners, but none lasted and she eventually took a six-month break from dating. During that time, she aired her romantic frustrations at the launch of a dating podcast called “Your Place or Mine.”
In mid-June, Olsen received a second dose of Moderna. Once two weeks had passed, she was completely gone with her return to dating. “I’m working hard on Tinder,” Olson says. “I’m on every dating app. I’m actively going on dates, trying to meet partners and seeing what I can do to rebuild this roster of men with whom I I would love to spend my time.”
Olsen now averages two dates a week. She’s also met new romantic prospects in person, visiting the sex club Oasis Aqualounge and going on a night out. “I went to a few comedy shows recently and, because a lot of people are double waxes, there’s a little more mixing and mixing between the tables,” Olson says. “We ended up joining another table of people and chatting with them. And then I settled with one of them.”
Action Mike
All praise..
Before the pandemic, Jesse Olsen had an active dating life. At the time, Olsen, who is non-married, had two secondary mates whom she regularly saw but was looking for a primary mate.
“I was going on at least one date with someone new at least once every two weeks,” Olson explains. She met people through dating apps like Tinder and OKCupid, in addition to in-person encounters at bars and events. “Sometimes, I go through phases where I go on six dates with six new people.”
When the pandemic hit, Olsen severed ties with his secondary partners. “It was me trying to be socially responsible,” she recalls. After a few months, she returned to dating and had a few “monogamous” relationships with single partners, but none lasted and she eventually took a six-month break from dating. During that time, she aired her romantic frustrations at the launch of a dating podcast called “Your Place or Mine.”
In mid-June, Olsen received a second dose of Moderna. Once two weeks had passed, she was completely gone with her return to dating. “I’m working hard on Tinder,” Olson says. “I’m on every dating app. I’m actively going on dates, trying to meet partners and seeing what I can do to rebuild this roster of men with whom I I would love to spend my time.”
Olsen now averages two dates a week. She’s also met new romantic prospects in person, visiting the sex club Oasis Aqualounge and going on a night out. “I went to a few comedy shows recently and, because a lot of people are double waxes, there’s a little more mixing and mixing between the tables,” Olson says. “We ended up joining another table of people and chatting with them. And then I settled with one of them.”
Why are brehs doing this to themselves
