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Did you go out with Ian again?”“Nope. I’ve had two new dates in three days. I put my profile in our system, remember?” Jazie rubbed her hands together. “Excellent. What happened?”“The first guy came as part of a threesome. They’re happy to share or take turns, whichever I prefer.”“Eeeeewwww. I thought you flagged people for that sort of stuff.”“We do, but someone has to report them first. He’s flagged now.” Karma said I’d probably get him in my next Match the Loser batch, since setting ...someone’s kinky flag pretty much ruined their chances for good matches. Oddly enough, matching kinky clients with each other had been really unsuccessful, and it was bad for business to match them with anyone else.Jazie shuddered and moved on. Easy to do when you’re not swimming in a dangerous pool of single guys with unknown kink status. “Was the second date any better?”I waffled. “Yeah. I really liked him, actually.” I held up a hand to forestall visions of shiny red hearts and dancing in the moonlight. Jazie’s visions, not mine. Gooey-in-love friends always want you to fall over the edge and join them. “Just one problem. He writes erotica for a living.”Jazie laughed. “That’s a problem? Is he any good?”I sighed. “Be serious for a minute. Isn’t it weird to date someone who’s thinking about sex all the time?”“All guys think about sex all the time.”“That’s what he said, but still.” I was not feeling the love from my best friend on this one. “A guy who writes about sex all the time? Isn’t that too weird?”Jazie shook her head at me. “I peer at women’s vaginas all the time. You set people up on blind dates. And we’re seriously talking about how weird someone else’s job is?”Well, when you put it that way. I made one last feeble attempt. “What if he’s just doing research when we’re on dates? What if I actually like him enough to consider sex? I don’t want to be in his next book.”“I go back to my original question,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did you go out with Ian again?”“Nope. I’ve had two new dates in three days. I put my profile in our system, remember?” Jazie rubbed her hands together. “Excellent. What happened?”“The first guy came as part of a threesome. They’re happy to share or take turns, whichever I prefer.”“Eeeeewwww. I thought you flagged people for that sort of stuff.”“We do, but someone has to report them first. He’s flagged now.” Karma said I’d probably get him in my next Match the Loser batch, since setting ...someone’s kinky flag pretty much ruined their chances for good matches. Oddly enough, matching kinky clients with each other had been really unsuccessful, and it was bad for business to match them with anyone else.Jazie shuddered and moved on. Easy to do when you’re not swimming in a dangerous pool of single guys with unknown kink status. “Was the second date any better?”I waffled. “Yeah. I really liked him, actually.” I held up a hand to forestall visions of shiny red hearts and dancing in the moonlight. Jazie’s visions, not mine. Gooey-in-love friends always want you to fall over the edge and join them. “Just one problem. He writes erotica for a living.”Jazie laughed. “That’s a problem? Is he any good?”I sighed. “Be serious for a minute. Isn’t it weird to date someone who’s thinking about sex all the time?”“All guys think about sex all the time.”“That’s what he said, but still.” I was not feeling the love from my best friend on this one. “A guy who writes about sex all the time? Isn’t that too weird?”Jazie shook her head at me. “I peer at women’s vaginas all the time. You set people up on blind dates. And we’re seriously talking about how weird someone else’s job is?”Well, when you put it that way. I made one last feeble attempt. “What if he’s just doing research when we’re on dates? What if I actually like him enough to consider sex? I don’t want to be in his next book.”“I go back to my original question,”
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