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profile. Not even his username, which she changed from baklavas007 to No1Stud. Unfortunately, it was the same with his well-known text4, which, from the get go, had turned her stomach so badly that she had him change it to:

Hi there and thanks for visiting my profile. First of all, I want to assure you, in case you have doubts, that I am really real. Laid back, upfront, down to earth, outgoing, easy going and easy to get on with guy, alternately serious and funny according to the demand, a perfect listener and an epic conver-sationalist is how people normally describe me. Cheerful, caring, reliable, non-judgemental, re-lationship-minded, family-oriented, children-led, ambition-driven is how I see myself. I like also to think that I am spiritual, intelligent, smart, witty, brilliant and modest (ha, ha, ha). I am eager to meet an interesting and interested woman-friend who might one day, if we hit it off, become more. I will refrain though from listing the perfect one, being myself far from perfect. Besides, I by no means need a perfect one.

She added that he had taken up yoga recently, was partly a vegetarian again, had a diving certification

4 See pg. 32

Also add P.S: hook-ups, ONS, NSA or FWB are an absolute no-go for me + footnote for the laymen: hook-up: any form of intimacy with a member of the preferred sex you don’t consider a significant other, ONS: one night stand, NSA: no string attached, FWB: friends with benefits.

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and had volunteered for the conservation of the Med-iterranean seal Monachus monachus, as well as the Caretta caretta sea turtle.

She knew her stuff, all right.

- She tells you to lie when she was the one telling you off for doing so in the first place?

- Supposedly she has me doing all of these too.

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Chapter 8

Indeed, Matina knew her stuff, Babis said to himself, making his way to I. Drossopoulou str. Her contribu-tion to his evolution, ever since she had taken him on exclusively, was catalytic. As was Mitsos’, to be fair. Regardless of the fact that he hadn’t, as of yet, managed to land a girl. In the meantime, heading to-wards the bus stop, he didn’t stop analyzing his stance during the date that had just taken place. It was crazy how much it depended on his fellow banqueter. It was like a tennis match where the better your opponent plays (but not to the point that you’re in awe