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“Meaning there was an unofficial phase?” “We knew each other in college,” I explain. “Reconnected recently.” “That’s adorable,” Emily sighs. “Meanwhile, I’m out here on dating apps swiping through men who list ‘breathing’ as a hobby.” The table erupts in laughter, and conversation flows easily. Stories are swapped—bad dates, worse pickup lines, the general disasters of modern romance. I find myself relaxing, laughing, actually enjoying being social in a way I haven’t in months. Under the table, Jake’s thumb traces circles on my palm. It’s such a small gesture, but it makes me feel anchored.

She jokingly said. “Thanks to my lightning-fast reflexes and your stiletto heels, he had me wearing heels while fucking me, he fucked me good until he said that” Camila grinned. “You know, the ones that say don’t even think about it.” They all laughed, even Jamie, who seemed to finally lighten up a little. Camila raised her glass again. “To bad dates, missed admirers, and a vacation that’s still better than any drama back home.” Tessa clinked glasses with her. “And to keeping our sanity, one awkward flirtation at a time.”

Putting up air quotes at ‘girls like me’. Someone needs to knock this girl off her high horse, I internally growled to myself. She laughed as if what I said was funny, and replied with a fake smile, “Boring girls.” She then flipped her hair, “He is a handsome, smart, and such a gentleman. Guys like Joe, date beautiful, and smart girls. For example,” she then pointed to herself “girls like me.”

No matter what you do ladies, climb up that cooperate ladder and you might just get lucky' Another says ‘It’s a lie, this blog lies too much, I’ll believe it when I see Marcus Wayne himself walking down the aisle’ Under that comment, I saw over two hundred comments. And thousands of likes. ‘He dated a friend of mine once, and told her he had no plans of settling down, this is likely a lie or publicity post’ Okay kate67 I mumbled with a roll of my eyes. ‘Tell them, sis' That man ain’t getting locked until I have a taste. Probably still will anyway.’ Alongside spicy and corn emojis.

“Aw, come on. You're just being modest. And don't forget the guys we dated in college! Oh, the tales we could tell. Remember when we both went on blind dates and ended up with two guys who couldn't tell a joke to save their lives?” Emily burst into laughter, shaking her head. “Oh, I remember that disaster. We were practically inventing our own punchlines to salvage the evening. Good thing we had each other for comic relief.” Sarah leaned in, her voice dropping to a conspiratorial whisper. “But Em, seriously, you need to loosen up a little when it comes to dating. You're so focused on your career, you hardly give the guys a chance. They're missing out on an amazing woman!”

There was some murmur and short laughs. “ Where I’m born is.., none of your F*cking business. What I like to do is none of your F*cking business. What’s interesting about me is none of your damn F*cking business. And my ideal date would be cutting of my dates dick, and shoving it so far up his ass that it comes out of his mouth.” I said with a huge fake smile. It was dead silent. I could have sworn I heard someone spit out their drink in shock. I had to bite my tongue to hold me back from laughing.

she amended. “And you answered him?” I asked, horrified. The first rule of online dating was not to talk to just anyone, but knowing Rosie, she probably responded to every single request sent to the profile. This was going to be a disaster. “He was cute!” she shot back. “Super cute. And funny. You'll like him I promise.” “Funny?” I pulled back so I could look at her face. Funny meant they had a conversation. “How do you know he's funny?”

"Not without a kiss" "Have you gone mad?" "Yes, in your love" "Ha, ha, ha... Very funny! It is a very cheezy and old line. Try something new" "I don't know anything. I want a kiss otherwise I won't cut the call" "It's ok then I would disconnect"

Yawning, I stretched, blindly reaching for my phone from under my chest. A notification popped up, and I slid it open. *HUH, NO. I'M NOT GOING TO GET SAD—DRUNK WITH YOU. LET'S GO TO KARAOKE NIGHT.* Rolling my eyes, I leaned back. *NO THANKS. A FROG COULD SING BETTER THAN ME* He put three laughing emojis, one skull, and a knife. *MY NEW DATE IS COMING ALONG. HE WANTS TO SEE THE MOST TRENDING WOMAN ON THE TABS, EVEN THOUGH HE THINKS THAT DRESS LOOKED SO FREAKING HOT ON YOU.*

“So, there was this one time I was on a date with a guy I really liked. I was so nervous that I accidentally spilled my drink all over him.” “Classic!” Alina laughed, covering her mouth as she tried to suppress her giggles. “But wait! It gets worse,” Natalie continued, her voice filled with faux seriousness. “He tried to make a joke to lighten the mood, but I thought he was making fun of me. I ended up crying at the table!” Zack burst into laughter, shaking his head in disbelief. “Oh man, I can’t believe you cried!” “I know! It was horrible,” Natalie admitted, laughing at her own expense. “We ended up leaving the restaurant early, and he never called me again. I think I scared him off.”