Topic Tuesday: Good Ole Days of Dating

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Topic Tuesday, a night of in depth discussion dealing with dating, relationships, love, sex, entertainment, current events and more. This Tuesday will be talking about the "Good Ole Days" of Dating. What happened to the days when guys gave you a note that had the question "Do like Me? Circle Yes, No, Maybe" What happened to when guys would call you up and then later didn't want to end the phone call? What happened? Will talk about it.

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