Nah, that ass, they don't even gotta be catfish as far as their looks. It could be literally how they act. Like, okay, they was acting hella cool, you know, to pull you and whatever, and now y'all meeting in person. Where is that energy? Oh, hell nah. Like, pssst. Bye. Block. I'm not sure.

Hey, can I join you guys? I'd love to join your podcast. It's a smiley Smiley honey, I can't join you guys.

Smiley, where have you been, dude? And Kiara, girl, mm-mm-mm. I be getting shy, too. I don't approach men. They approach me, you feel me? But I don't... it all starts from the digital, from me, and then in person.

You can easily block like anyone and just kind of go about your life However, when you're out and meeting somebody you kind of get to observe them in real time in real life They're mannerisms actions and all the rest of it.

I suppose the difficulty, there's issues with both of them right because it just is but at least face to face you can read the person and get their vibe a little bit better whereas online you can say whatever the f***

Plus I feel like, you know, the way that social media is going and everything's going at the moment, you know, we're losing the ability to just properly communicate in person. I prefer the old school way for sure for sure.

Unless you're tremendously lucky, because it's just not a common thing to happen. But yeah, just dating online is just easy. Just know how to weed out the genuine people and you'll be fine.

Um, I agree and then I disagree because like sometimes nowadays There's people who can put on an act and be someone else and when you meet them in person is totally different You know, maybe six months in how you know from meeting up with them. It's like what?

Well, yeah, I give it to you guys, you know. I think that's really important is being able to accept rejection. And it's nothing wrong with that, it just means you love yourself enough.