Well, okay, that first tinder match up was a nice conversation, but ended in a spectacular disaster, I think.
Unless I want to get involved in an affair, I guess.
And just like that, I'm probably done with online dating. That didn't take long.
Back to my original life plan.

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By societal standards of the time, Faraday should have lived a mundane, uneventful life. He was born the son of a blacksmith in Surrey in the UK. He was raised with little formal education, and was apprenticed to a bookbinder at age 14.
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