I want to message a girl I don’t know on Instagram/TikTok, but I don’t want to come off weird or get ignored. What are some good first messages that actually get replies without being cringe or too forward?
Hi everyone,
I recently spoke with a dropshipping expert who is offering to set up a CRM system for my store. According to them, the CRM will keep my store updated, automatically reach people who actually need my products (even internationally), and use automated flows to communicate with potential customers so I can get consistent sales.
They claim this is a newer strategy that’s helping store owners achieve much more consistent results.
I’m trying to figure out if this is a legitimate strategy or if it’s just a sales pitch.
Has anyone here used a CRM like this for dropshipping? Did it actually improve your sales? Are there any red flags I should watch out for before paying for this service?
I’d really appreciate any honest experiences or advice. Thanks!
I’m genuinely curious about this.
If you see a guy you find really attractive and you think there’s a good chance he’d be interested too, what usually stops you from making the first move?
Is it fear of rejection, social expectations, wanting the guy to approach first, or something else entirely?
I’d love to hear honest answers from women. What goes through your mind in those situations?
I’m currently 18 years old and I’ve been masturbating regularly for years. Recently, I decided to stop and see what changes, if any, I would notice.
One thing I’ve experienced is that after not masturbating for a while, my desire to have sex becomes much stronger. I find myself thinking about sex more often and feeling a stronger urge to find a partner.
Has anyone else experienced this? Is it just a normal increase in libido after stopping masturbation, or is there something else going on?
I’d be interested in hearing about other people’s experiences and what changes they noticed after quitting.
I need some honest opinions about my situation with dropshipping.
A few months ago, I hired someone on Fiverr to help me build and grow a dropshipping store. I’ve followed their guidance and invested basically all of my savings into this project, including their services, advertising, and other related expenses.
The problem is that I still haven’t seen positive results or made any real profit. My financial situation has reached the point where I now have to go back to working full-time in order to recover financially.
I’m not sure whether the business simply needs more time to work, or if the person I hired is providing poor service or even taking advantage of me.
What are the warning signs that a Fiverr freelancer is doing legitimate work versus potentially scamming a client? Would you continue investing time and money into this situation, or would you cut your losses and move on?
I’m open to sharing more details about what services I purchased, how much I’ve spent, how long we’ve been working together, and what results I’ve actually seen.