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Mr_Recchia — 9 years ago(October 24, 2016 02:29 PM)

It is the year 2016. I mean I'm awful, awful at figuring out when she likes me. I always figure it out when it's too late because I'm a patent over-thinker. It's never simple in my mind even though nine out of ten times, my instincts were right. Just too late to confirm it.
But coming from a more informed stance. It's now 2016 and "masculinity" is becoming increasingly more nuanced and less archaic an idea. Is it so bad for a girl to ask a guy out? Is it so wrong to suggest this bold, ground-breaking idea?
Abw-oot. Not aboot.

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A lot of girls have already been doing so for a couple decades now. The whole "only guys ask out girls" idea only really extends to high school prom nowadays.
If you can't defend a movie without bashing another, you will be put on ignore. No exceptions.

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