Major in Physics, minor in Flirting

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The discussion highlights a course designed to help students navigate romantic challenges, specifically focusing on skills like texting and coping with rejection. The course is seen as a humorous yet practical solution for those facing "girl trouble," with participants anticipating that it will resonate with someone named Cyrus, who is expected to create a flow diagram related to the course content. The lighthearted tone suggests a blend of humor and genuine interest in addressing relationship issues through structured learning.
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That's funny - "Students will learn to text coquettishly — and cope with rejection" :smile:
 
I like how "cope with rejection" is in the syllabus.
 
jimmysnyder said:
Cyrus will be thrilled.

Cyrus will be writing a flow diagram.
 

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