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Superbowl@lemmy.world · 7 days ago

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Ok. But why SHOULD they?

Answer: They shouldn’t. They shouldn’t do this. It’s unsettling.
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  I think it would be a good conversation starter or ice breaker 😮
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    First date: “Hi. My name is Johanna”. He just inverts his face slowly while holding eye contact.
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      I would lose it 🤣

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