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So I met this girl on tinder and managed to get her to text me on whatsapp after like 5 sentences on tinder. Not to brag about it, but it just went so smoothly that it was the right thing to do (giving her my phone number). So I eventually we talked a little and I asked her if she was going out tonight, because we live in the same town. She said yes and we decided to meet up downtown. She brought a girlfriend and I brought two friends.

So here things went south. This girlfriend of hers HAD to stay with her friend constantly. My friends tried to start an convo with her girlfriend but she immediatly rejected them lol. I didn't quite know what to say because of this annoying girlfriend cockblocking me.

Eventually the girl says she was going outside but that she would be back. Obviously this was the plan of her girlfriend, she herself seemed really insecure about it. Couple of minutes later they come back inside but they stay across the room, as if they were trying to get me to run after them. But hell no, fuck thatn I just stood were I was for a solid 10 mins :'). I eventually walked towards her and tried do dance with her but she rejected me loool. Before they went outside she didn't. I'm figuring this girlfriend of hers gave her the advise to play hard to get or something, but I thought fuck that and left to another club.

I'm not looking for a solution or anything but I'm curious about your opinions. Who's fault is it that it went south?

Ok so me and this girl talks every morning and I thought of getting her number or well giving her mine in weird way. So I would say some stuff which would lead to "do you have your phone with you" and then I ask to see it and then call my own phone or text it saying something goofy "like hi I'm 'name' and I'm weird".

I don't want it to seem forced or weird, I want it to seem slick and goofy or funny.
Me and her are cool and she's easy to talk to and she's kinda weird at times but I don't know, I still don't get LIKE THAT but it would be a big step foward in my opinion if it worked.
Sorry for the essay

The push for LGBTQ+ representation in Disney films continues to have legs! Disney fans have voiced their wishes to have an LGBTQ+ character in the Frozen sequel. Co-director Jennifer Lee has finally acknowledged the idea in an interview.

The movement began after many believed the film’s hit song Let It Go, sung by Queen Elsa, sounded like a coming out anthem. People were so inspired by the idea that the hashtag #GiveElsaAGirlfriend trended on Twitter years after the movie’s release. Teen feminist and Feminist Culture web-founder Alexis Isabel kick-started the hashtag when she tweeted out, “Dear @Disney, #GiveElsaAGirlfriend.” The tweet received over 3,000 likes on Twitter.

People haven’t given up on the idea; viewers continue to band together to encourage Disney to give the Snow Queen, who did not have a love interest in the first film like her sister Princess Anna, a female love interest in the sequel. Even actress Idina Menzel, who voices Elsa in the film, has expressed her support to make Queen Elsa the first lesbian Disney character. Menzel told Entertainment Tonight, “I think it’s great.”
With Frozen 2 officially in the works, Disney has been pretty hush-hush on this idea, or any other details about the sequel. But a recent interview with Frozen’s co-director Jennifer Lee is giving fans new hope that Disney is hearing their concerns for equal representation. Lee actually shared that she was familiar with the trending hashtag (the power of numbers!) and shared her thoughts on the discussion.Lee confirmed she was open to the idea and expressed she was happy the film was creating discussion. “Where we’re going with it,” Lee told the Huffington Post in an interview, “we have tons of conversations about it, and we’re really conscientious about these things.”
for me, i dont support this, neither im against it, whatever float's people boat