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I definitely do not recommend them. It is exhausting and not good for your mental health.

and thank you :)

Bit of a rant:

It appears I created a cardinal sin for dating apps (aside from joining them).

Monday morning I sent a recent match on messenger (and she requested my info) a silly Dad joke and hope you have a good day.

She laughed. Said thanks. Hope you do too.

That night I asked how her day was.

No response.

Alright. Maybe busy or something. Left it at that.

Then Christmas Morning I said Merry Christmas. Hope you have a great day.

No response.

I've not said anything since. Not bothering (though still facebook friends, go figure).

Social conventions confuse me. I figure she's found someone else/better.

But I think 2025 is going to be the year of no apps. Just a focus on my goals. So ladies, you got 4 days to friendzone or ghost me before the chance is gone lol :D

I totally get that. It's hard to make time for the things we love to do.

That's so awesome. Good luck with it. I hope you do take the plunge and do more.

Can I be your kid?

Work is slow today (yay), I've done most of my 200 pages of textbook reading (boo) so now I'm making a list (of things to do to the house to prepare to sell to move back home) and checking it twice.

What kind of performing do you do?

Exactly why I wonder why anyone would pay so much for it. And that Fox/Murdoch make out like bandits...again.

But the sooner it dies, the better.

I gotta ask - why would anyone buy Foxtel. Let alone for 3.4 billion?

Those are admirable and definitely achievable goals!

Nothing wrong with a cliche being a motivation point. Healthy life is healthy life.

What's the dream car?