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Man claims this is his number one deal breaker when it comes to women: ‘I find it a turn off’ Original

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By Mary Madigan Verified
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An anonymous text message exchange is going viral after an Aussie man claimed that a particular type of body hair on a woman is a relationship deal breaker for him. Members of a popular Australian Facebook group where women share anything and everything have been left shocked after a member anonymously posted a text she received from a guy she is dating. “It is 2026, and men are still trying to dictate how we should look, and they wonder why there is a male loneliness epidemic,” the post reads.
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Pick-up lines might be slowly dying out in modern dating Original

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By Mary Madigan Verified
| New York Post Verified
Modern dating is a brutal left-swiping madhouse, and the big question is, has the humble pick-up line gone extinct in 2025? It used to be normal to approach someone you didn’t know in a bar and roll out a pick-up line, but then dating apps launched in 2012, and we’ve all forgotten how to speak to each other in person. Pick-up lines that Boomers and Gen X popularized are in grave danger of going extinct.
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Boss’ text to employee on vacation sparks fiery debate on workplace boundaries Original

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By Mary Madigan Verified
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A boss’s text demanding work from a vacationing employee has gone viral, sparking debate about workplace boundaries. Workplace expert Ben Askins has gained a cult following on social media by sharing anonymous text message exchanges between bosses and workers. Askins shared a recent exchange in which a boss messaged a worker, demanding help even though the worker was on vacation. “What are you doing right now?” The boss texted.
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