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How to answer will I see you again

Have you ever met someone on a dating App and they’re good-looking, they seem nice but there’s just no chemistry? Unfortunately, they want to see you again, but you’re just not interested.

Let’s face it, you’re not going to want to have a relationship with every person that you meet online, but if you are very attractive, you may find you have more potential suitors than people you are into.

A friend of mine used to share her hideous dating stories where guys would be cheap, argumentative and downright jerks. I swear she went on over 50 bad dates and then one day, viola, she met the one. After three years of terrible dates, she was married and pregnant within a year in a half. In a sea of assholes, there are some really nice people out there, even if it doesn’tseem like it at the time.

Even though you may find someone a little horrifying as a potential romantic suitor, you probably don’t want to dump them in a mean way and make an enemy for life. You never know where you may run into someone again, at a job interview, spin class or your cousin’s wedding.

So before you go and break someone’s heart, it is probably best to break it off in a nice way when you turn them down.

When you’re date asks if they’re going to see you again, use one of our clever responses below.

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What to say when people ask if you would take your Ex back

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If you have split up from a long-term relationship, friends and family will often ask if you want to get back together with your Ex. Whatever happened with your last partner, whether it was a rollercoaster ride from hell or a happy relationship, you may not want to give away too many details.

People don’t need to know that you were tired of your boyfriend farting in his sleep or the other inane details of why the relationship broke down. When you share your intimate relationship details with a nosy Aunt Nelly or the office gossip, there is a pretty good chance people will be having a laugh and discussing your private life.

There is a famous Les Brown quote:

Don’t tell anyone you’re problems. Eighty percent of the people don’t care and twenty percent of the people are glad that you have them.

Next time someone asks if you would take you’re Ex back, use one of our clever comebacks that let people know that you’ve moved on, but aren’t going to share the juicy details of the break-up.

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Sandra Bullock had to publicly answer questions about her EX Jessie James

When Sandra Bullock was blindsided by her Ex Jessie James’ infidelity she didn’t trash talk him in the media. She went into hiding and waited for the storm to pass.

Sandra later shared that she devastated by the break-up and the media drama that ensued, but she had to put one foot in front of the other and get through it.

You don’t think it will pass when you’re in the middle of it, but it does.

Sandra is a great example of handling a break up with dignity.

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How to answer when someone asks how much money do you make

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Talking about how much money you earn is more acceptable in some cultures than others, in the UK and America, it can be considered rude.

On a first date if someone asks how much you earn you have to question their intentions. Alarm bells should be going off in your head if your date is overly focused on money, they could be a gold digger or have very poor social skills, neither are attractive qualities in a potential partner. If you’ve have been flashing your black American Express card around, your gold digger date might think that you’re quite the catch.

When someone asks how much money you earn you are under no obligation to answer the question. Feel free to use one of our clever comebacks to be evasive and shut the conversation down.

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