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when my friends remind me of kind things i did for them, i’m genuinely lost because i can barely remember. and when they do extremely kind things for me, i’m always so stunned & very grateful. i guess it’s true: he who wants friends must first show himself friendly.
Mind you, someone I met at Moonshot last year got hired on the spot once I pointed her in the direction of one of the MDs at my workplace.
It’s all up to you last last. No one would hand hold you.
I think a lot of people expect the event to be tailored to serve them. If you don’t have a clear objective/ goal for going, you won’t get anything out of it.
Your life is in your hands, you’re the one to optimize it. Talk, pitch, meet, greet, do what it takes
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definitely but this is now considered “doing too much” bc they’re “not thinking about them” .. yk. excuses to remove.
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I love those moments when you realize that somebody genuinely likes you–and not because you're useful or impressive or connected to something they want. They just think you're funny, enjoy your company, and want you around. Beautiful stuff.
Small lies still count as lies. That one little thing you hide is enough for your partner to start questioning everything you do. Trust is fragile like that. Once you break it over something small, they will always wonder what else you are capable of hiding.
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I respect a man who cleans up his socials when he's serious about someone new.
Unfollowing old flings and past situationships isn't about control or insecurity. It's about consideration and maturity



























