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LooseEnvironment7911 t1_iwh0m42 wrote

I’m F23, and I like romantic gestures too. However, I won’t disagree that some gestures can be a bit cheesy. This idea is sweet don’t get me wrong, but it’s a bit corny. Some people really like cheesy though! While I think this could be a good idea if OP’s crush enjoys things like this, I would personally cringe. I think OP should ask their crush to be their date for the next dance and make up for the lack of dancing together there

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SquidgyB t1_iwgyrun wrote

Not so much "lost" in translation as we all know very well what it means...

I am British, and I have a few Hungarian friends.

As ever when meeting people from different cultures, we learned some of their swear words, re-appropriated them, and now use a particular word as a replacement for "cheers!" when out drinking.

The word we've been shouting enthusiastically is "Tagezi!". Which apparently means "[you] piece of cum!".

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LooseEnvironment7911 t1_iwgxwo4 wrote

You got this!! It’s totally normal to feel nervous or scared to admit to your crush that you like them! It’s even scarier when you’re unsure of how the other person feels. I would say that it’s better to die regretting than not knowing, so go for it! You never know, she may be feeling the same exact way but is nervous to tell you too :)

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death_resistant t1_iwgvgfe wrote

My daughter asked for one from her mother. Said she was having urges or feelings. We've been open and honest with her all along. Her mother's, my wife, spoke to me about it in private and we both agreed that it was fine and healthy and her mother went and purchased one for her. I can't imagine how many teen pregnancies could have been avoided by having open minded parents.

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