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Is this unrealistic?

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Why it worked

The creator leverages a relatable dating scenario and poses a direct question to the audience, encouraging engagement and discussion in the comments.

Summary

The creator shares a story about a date where the man asked for her florist's name and subsequently sent her flowers. She is seeking audience opinions on whether this gesture is believable, prompted by a commenter who accused her of lying.

Structure

1Introduces a question about a date experience.
2Recounts a date where the man asked for her florist.
3Explains he then sent her flowers from that florist.
4Asks the audience if they find this believable.
5Mentions a specific comment from someone who didn't believe her story.

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Is this unrealistic?

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Is this unrealistic? I need your thoughts and opinions below because I recently shared a video about how I went on a date and one of the first questions he asked me was who my florist was and then ended up sending flowers from that florist to me and I want to know do you find that believable? Because there was one comment from somebody and she just did not believe it. Like she was like you're lying. And I'm just sitting here still trying to wrap my head around why this person found it unreal because it's so simple and straightforward. A man wanted to send me flowers so asked my florist was and then sent flowers. I want to know do you find that believable? Because there was one comment from somebody and she just did not believe it. Like she was like you're lying. And I'm just sitting here still trying to wrap my head around why this person found it unreal because it's so simple and straightforward. A man wanted to send me flowers so asked my florist was and then sent flowers.