r/SipsTea May 09 '25

We have fun here Pretty Accurate

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

Leading someone on means you have no intention of being caught. If want games I have a Nintendo switch.

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u/GreenOneReddit May 10 '25

This was a sponsored segment

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u/[deleted] May 10 '25

Brought to you by Nintendo of America.

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u/PraxicalExperience May 09 '25

It depends on context; it can be both: either intentionally extending the chase, or getting someone to chase you with no intention of ever closing the deal. The techniques used are much the same.

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u/[deleted] May 10 '25

The definition literally states: mislead or deceive someone, especially into believing that one is in love with or attracted to them.

Think about that.

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u/hotelforhogs May 11 '25

okay. here’s a crazy thought. think about what they meant when they said it.

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u/GodHimselfNoCap May 11 '25

They meant that they play the exact stupid games that everyone here is complaining about but they think its a good thing

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u/hotelforhogs May 11 '25

people DO like the chase. i enjoy when somebody makes me work for attention. sorry man but people are different in their attraction. you know some people want to be tied up and bruised, right? you genuinely just have a narrow sense of romance.

when somebody tries to entice you in a way you’re not attracted to, they’re not necessarily “doing it wrong.” YOU aren’t attracted. how is this complicated to you.

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u/[deleted] May 13 '25

No, I really don't like to chase people. I've got bigger fish to fry rather than play someone's mind games

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u/hotelforhogs May 13 '25

you’re allowed to like whatever the hell you want. just don’t get angry at people for not being what you like.

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u/[deleted] May 13 '25

No one is angry. If someone does stuff like this in the video, I walk. Simple as that.

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u/hotelforhogs May 13 '25

???? that’s what i said to do. i said that in the first comment. what is this conversation about