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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
2	GF intentionally replies late to messages	Question	datingadviceplox	/r/newTRP	04/01/22 05:40 PM

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1	GF intentionally replies late to messages Again, yeah you’re right. I would never have called her out. I knew that was pretty beta. I’ll mirror her and reply later every time she takes the piss. It’s dumb, but I feel disrespected by her doing it. I know her hamster will start spinning now I’m replying later and later, lol.	/r/newTRP	04/01/22 08:44 PM
1	GF intentionally replies late to messages Thanks, you’re right.	/r/newTRP	04/01/22 08:41 PM
2	GF intentionally replies late to messages Thanks. I’ll take it on board. Currently replying late as fuck to her messages, lol. Spin hamster spin. About her not liking me maybe as much as I think, I honestly am confident she likes me. In fact, she tells me she loves me quite frequently. I’ve never once said it back. She is says she misses me fairly frequently, in which I’ve never said it back.	/r/newTRP	04/01/22 08:37 PM
5	GF intentionally replies late to messages Alright, got it. Lol, she’s going to fucking hate me now I stop replying accordingly. Next she’ll be in my ear “why are you replying so late?” 😂.	/r/newTRP	04/01/22 06:54 PM
1	GF intentionally replies late to messages Yep I agree. Playing into games just makes you as bad as them. It doesn't "raise attraction" like people try to suggest. It just makes me dislike the person more, because they aren't valuing my time and attention. I hear your suggestion, but again, I really don't want to call her out on something like this. If I set that boundary, what if she is genuinely busy? Then she's going to be constantly worrying about replying late to me, which doesn't sound healthy for a relationship. We also don't mess…	/r/newTRP	04/01/22 06:30 PM
1	GF intentionally replies late to messages What do you mean? We've been together for over a year. Other than this, she's a good quality girl for the most part. I don't want to play the dumb game of replying twice as long, it's just ridiculous and doesn't do a relationship any good. Or am I really missing something here?	/r/newTRP	04/01/22 06:06 PM