By Lizzie Hutchison2023-08-30T08:30:00
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Lizzie Hutchison explores the advice of some of the most popular dating influencers and shares her thoughts.
I wouldn’t call myself a dating guru - the crown is firmly Lauren Windle’s - but having hit the scene hard this year, as a way of doing extensive research in response to a fairly disastrous experience, I have gathered some thoughts. And I was curious to know if they tally up with these dating influencers’ ideas.
First up: SheraSeven. Jeepers-flipping-creepers. Shera is an influencer with a cult-like following, whose whole vibe is to encourage women to "lock down" a man and then encourage them to pay all their bills. Lol. She’s nonchalantly mentioned that if you put your menstrual blood in a man’s food he will fall in love with you. Call me old fashioned, but a carbonara usually works just fine without it.
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