Match.com part 3 Cons Myths

An episode of the Write The Vision with Therapist Ms.Kim,LPC podcast, hosted by Kim Marie McLeod, titled "Match.com part 3 Cons Myths" was published on January 6, 2019 and runs 22 minutes.

January 6, 2019 ·22m · Write The Vision with Therapist Ms.Kim,LPC

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Hey, thanks for tuning in and listening. This episode I shared my Cons and Myths about Match.com experience.

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Hey, thanks for tuning in and listening. This episode I shared my Cons and Myths about Match.com experience.

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