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Q: According to Marie Claire, this has happened to 65% of men?
Posted on by Paul McDaniel

A: They’ve been asked out by a woman

GO AHEAD, ASK HIM!

(Marie Claire)

  • 65% of men have been asked out by a woman.
  • 91% of men are comfortable with a woman asking them out.
  • 56% of women reach out to their partner following a first date.

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