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The FOH with those double standards

I find it crazy how men ridicule women for the very things they do. Us women folks typically follow a mans lead. So if your chilling I'm chilling. But once a guy switches up and catches feelings, you expect us to remain the same. Stay in "chill mode". Like um no you just sprazzed on me a day go dude." Of course I'm gonna spraz two days later when you pull a fuckboy move. If you don't catch feelings we don't either. But once you show us that you care, we let down our guard, only to be let down by you. And that's when the cycle begins. And boy do I hate the cycle. Talking on and off with a guy until he's ready to decide rather he wants to bang you or the other chick exclusively. And which ever one of you

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