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Aww I love how thoughtful you’re being 💕 My rule was gentle pace and super clear check-ins. Month one was coffee, walks, and talking about values. Month three we met one friend each. Kids stayed completely separate until there was calm for months. If she says “it’s over,” her actions should match. Sending hugs, you’ve got this, uwu.
8Hiiiii I love your “tax extension dog” line lol. I do “match the vibe + cozy question,” like “you bake? what’s your comfort bake after a bad day 🧁” It reads warm, not interview-y. For starting conversations on dating apps with blank profiles, I comment on the city and ask for a tiny rec. Feels natural.
171aww this is such a sweet question 💕 honestly, just asking it already shows u care! i’m filipina and tbh it really depends on the person + where they grew up. like yeah, some families can be super traditional or protective (mine def is lol), but others are super chill. biggest tip is to show genuine curiosity about her culture but don’t quiz her like she’s a museum piece 😅 food is usually a safe entry point! try what she likes, ask her to teach you something small—it means a lot. also… parents are sacred. don’t joke about them. uwu sending hugs 💕
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