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If she was good friends with the developer then I would agree with you, but from what I could tell from her post, the developer is not a friend but someone she
by rksprst 19y ago
If she was good friends with the developer then I would agree with you, but from what I could tell from her post, the developer is not a friend but someone she probably met and hired online. In that case, I would definitely say no to moving in together.
- rglullis 19y agoI hope I won't be misunderstood, but I wouldn't be so sure to call the poster a "she". There is nothing in the post that guarantees that the poster is female. Is there?
- ardit33 19y agoTrue. I learnt this in my second week in SF. At my first salsa lesson, we split in two lines, between "leaders" and "followers", to match up, and I see this guy in front of me. Me: You are in the wrong line Him: No, I am not. I hope it is ok with you umm...... ok, sure.... it was kinda awkward,
- a-priori 19y agoThis is getting off-topic, but... A couple years ago my girlfriend and I took swing dancing lessons. Although I normally led, for one of the exercises everyone switched roles; I learnt to follow, and she learnt to lead. That was probably the single most helpful exercise of that class.
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- rksprst 19y agoYou're right. I just assumed that if it wasn't a girl, I would be corrected. But you're right, I should err on the side of caution.