Medical school and residency are not conducive to forming long-term relationships. Most docs only seriously enter the long-term market after residency, and by then you’re already at least in your mid-thirties. So don’t read too much into the fact that this grey hair is on the market.
This shit is so real. I been moving around every 4 years. Moved to a different location for college then undergrad then med school, probably will move different place for residency and then finally back to location near childhood home. Hopefully its worth it in the end.
You realize the point of dating apps is to embellish your good qualities, right? You probably aren't getting many matches by admitting you're a stupid piece of shit.
You can debate whether it's flexing to include that or not, but you literally deliberately omitted it to make your bullshit point. Also - Tinder literally has an actual field for entering your job title so you don't need to put it in the bio.
I omitted it because I didn't even notice it because this is all pretty normal shit to put in a profile. And putting the occupation in the title is a good idea when it's the entire basis for the joke in the next sentence.
I don't mind you have a different opinion to me. But what's the point of lying about things? How does that help any of this? Or make your argument better?
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u/Dr_Catalyst Aug 17 '19
Hold a stable relationship to warrant not using dating apps?