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Historically, when you've been on a date with someone you weren't into, you've taken a strategy closer to: A. Come up with excuse to leave early, reject them later when they ask for a second date. B. Let them know I'm not feeling chemistry, in a gentle way during the date.

A
44.6%
B
23.5%
Never rejected someone
31.9%

1,587 votesFinal results

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@mattgoldenberg

10:58 PM · Mar 9, 2020

Trinley Goldenberg

@mattgoldenberg

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Ohh, also the reverse, for what you'd like! Would love to see if there's a difference in preferences for what you want to do vs. what you want done.

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