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In and out of relationships and situations.

One of our favorite hobbies is dissecting her online dating adventures and misadventures

in a little city that can feel much more like a small town, especially when it comes to

love.

But back in March, Julia was on Tinder, swiping left, swiping right when.

I came across a profile this person only had two photos, but you know, you can see an

attractive man.

I can confirm a very attractive man wearing a blue t-shirt, perfectly quaffed hair and beard,

toothy smile, you know the one.

His photos looked professional, maybe even a little staged.

They look like they could be on a bio's page on a tech startup website.

Name, Aiden, age, 30, location, ten miles away.

And then the bio, which on Tinder is called about me, just says, never know what to say on

these and nothing else.

Now much to go on, it's true, but he's cute, so she swipes right.

They match.

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