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Let say you and a girl is in a restaurant. The girl said, "I went to a restaurant and they play classical music," I responded, "Like this one." The girl laughed, "Oh no, not this one."
Or on a bus. A girl said, "I like running," and you saw another girl running, you pointed to her, "Her for example."
Or on Uber, The driver said, "Lots of beautiful girl in this city," and you pointed to a pretty girl nearby, "Like her."
It's good because it creates a sense of "we vs the world."
Or on a bus. A girl said, "I like running," and you saw another girl running, you pointed to her, "Her for example."
Or on Uber, The driver said, "Lots of beautiful girl in this city," and you pointed to a pretty girl nearby, "Like her."
It's good because it creates a sense of "we vs the world."
