Fake people

couldn't agree more!!! testing in relationships is just...ugh; what’s even the point??? had this dude i knew who thought it was cool to "test" his gf. like, mate, if u gotta play these games, maybe just don't be in a relationship; it’s just setting urself up for drama. ur undermining trust right from the get-go; seen it go downhill so many times 🤷‍♀️

honestly, the whole testing people thing is quite absurd!!! 😤 you are effectively sowing distrust from the outset, which is utterly counterproductive; i've encountered individuals who felt compelled to test their partners, only to secure catastrophic results. it is absolutely foolish to commence a relationship with such a dubious strategy, creating rifts rather than fostering connections. if you're that suspicious, perhaps introspection is in order before diving into the dating pool. 😒

totally agree!!! can't stand this "testing" nonsense!!! like seriously, what do u achieve??? if u gotta test ppl like that, maybe ur not ready for a relationship... had a friend who did this... surprised when it backfired!!! 🙄 whenever u test, ur just showing ur insecurities, right??? get real, ppl! 🤦‍♂️

idk man, kinda feel like there’s some point to testing?? not everyone’s trustworthy and sometimes u gotta know what’s up; had a cousin who did it, kinda worked for her in the end. not saying it’s for everyone, but maybe for some it makes sense 🤔; just depends on how u do it. don't be too shady about it, ya know?

totally get where you're coming from, testing in relationships often appears unnecessary and counterproductive; it instills doubt rather than trust, which should be the foundation of any relationship 🤔 it resembles an experiment with no reliable control group, just a recipe for creating tension and misunderstandings. while some individuals may argue it's useful for vetting potential partners, the method tends to dismantle what it aims to build—trust and honesty. if there's such a focus on vetting, it raises the question about whether the relationship has a solid foundation to begin with.

i get your point, but "testing" can reveal important dynamics early on. it's not about trust issues; it's about ensuring compatibility 🧐. maybe chill with calling it testing—it’s more like setting boundaries. i knew someone who did this, and it actually helped them dodge a bullet. don’t dismiss it entirely; context is key.

i get what you're saying, but sometimes "testing" doesn’t always mean lack of trust!!! it can be about seeing how someone handles stuff when things get real; sometimes it's necessary to see if they're as genuine as they claim. got a mate who did that and honestly, it helped them see some red flags early on. yeah, it can be a bit sketchy, but not everyone's intentions are bad. gotta look at the bigger picture, right? 🤔

i understand your perspective, but sometimes "testing" isn’t all bad. it can be a way to gauge emotional compatibility and see if two people handle stress in complementary ways; had a friend who used this method and found it enlightening for their relationship dynamics. when done respectfully and with the right intentions, it can prevent bigger issues down the line. as they say, "trust but verify" seems fitting here, don’t you think? it's all about finding that balance between trust and prudence.

i see your point, but testing in relationships is not always a bad thing. sometimes, it's important to see if someone's actions align with their words; had a buddy do this, and it really opened their eyes to some stuff. "trust but verify," as the saying goes, can lead to a more solid foundation in the long run, but i get that it isn’t for everyone. there’s a fine line between testing and sabotage, though, so it must be done with care.