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Blind date: ‘I asked him to compliment my outfit and he said he didn’t really like it’

The Guardian UK Saturday 08 August 2026, 05:00 UTC By Guardian Staff 1 min read
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Imogen, 31, a doctor, meets Andy, 36, founder of a consultancy firmWhat were you hoping for? Something to tell the group chat that would elicit more :o reactions than usual.

Imogen, 31, a doctor, meets Andy, 36, founder of a consultancy firm

What were you hoping for?
Something to tell the group chat that would elicit more :o reactions than usual.

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