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Mar 21, 2018 38 min

The perfect first date

from Love In Limboland - Dating For Millennials Hosted by Life In Limboland

First dates are always rough to navigate in the search for love & a perfect relationship! Where to go, what to do, and how to make it feel like something special, is a pain point for many! What do you do first after the dating apps? Tiffany and Kudzi delve into the do's and don't of first dates and their tips and tricks for getting a second date on the books! Follow Us: Twitter: http://twitter.com/loveinlimboland IG: http://instagram.com/loveinlimboland Email: [email protected]

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