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▲ 68 r/SFbitcheswithtaste

Where to take a newly broken up friend in SF tonight?

My friend was recently broken up with with a guy she loves. She’s a bit down and wants to go out tonight.

Going to take her to dinner and drinks in north beach but not sure after that - maybe go where some guys are so she can get her flirt on. I’m single too but this night is for her :) She doesn’t feel like going to a comedy show or going to an actual club. I don’t go out much so need ideas.

Not sure if this info helps in narrowing down some potential places: We’re both Asian, 39, girlie and like to dress cute in dresses and skirts, like nicer places (not dive bars, we don’t drink much, especially beer) and we both like all types of guys (both our exs were black, but we don’t care what types of guys we meet.)

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u/FemAndFit — 5 days ago
▲ 78 r/StyleYourSpace

Help me pick a sofa color

I’m getting the West Elm Landon sofa and cannot for the life of me decide between olive or sand. These are renderings of what each would look like in my actual space with my rug and coffee table.

I’ve always been a light and airy person, so I usually choose beige/cream for big pieces and add color through accents. But I saw the olive in person and absolutely loved it. I’m just nervous about committing to a color on such a big piece.

Which would you choose - olive or sand?

EDIT: Cleanliness isn’t a factor - I’ve always had cream sofas without an issue. I live alone and have a small dog whose paws I wash daily, and both options are performance fabrics. So vote purely on looks! 😂 TYSM!

u/FemAndFit — 7 days ago
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Help me pick a sofa color

I’m getting the West Elm Landon sofa and cannot for the life of me decide between olive or sand. These are renderings of what each would look like in my actual space with my rug and coffee table.

I’ve always been a light and airy person, so I usually choose beige/cream for big pieces and add color through accents. But I saw the olive in person and absolutely loved it. I’m just nervous about committing to a color on such a big piece.

Which would you choose - olive or sand?

EDIT: Cleanliness isn’t a factor - I’ve always had cream sofas without an issue. I live alone and have a small dog whose paws I wash daily, and both options are performance fabrics. So vote purely on looks! 😂 TYSM!

u/FemAndFit — 7 days ago