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MatteMatto
commented in Ask TRP
Re: When Kind Gestures Become Expected Obligations
I do text girls but I create a sense of busy (which is completely artificial) and I text not that often and I reply after awhile
2d ago - Permalink
MatteMatto
commented in Ask TRP
Re: When Kind Gestures Become Expected Obligations
It seems I'm doing pretty well in some aspects but not in the ones I've mentioned (paying more than I should, cooking, planning etc). For example, I've deployed a method not only with her but in general, that I don't msg often, if I text at all and I'm very disciplined about it.
I can tell the same...
2d ago - Permalink
MatteMatto
commented in Ask TRP
Re: When Kind Gestures Become Expected Obligations
Man, I have no words, first of all ty for your time, there's nothing more to say besides that you have spent a lot trying to help me and this is priceless.
A lot of valueable points, really, but the phrase hit me so hard was:
> This probably happens in other areas: you mentioned cooking and money, ...
2d ago - Permalink
MatteMatto
commented in Ask TRP
Re: When Kind Gestures Become Expected Obligations
Cannot argue with that, ty for your time mate
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Re: When Kind Gestures Become Expected Obligations