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Woman Reveals She Sends Herself ‘Anonymous’ Drinks When On A First Date
Do you perceive this as toxic?
Is this a brilliant idea? Sofia Franklyn has revealed that men tend to enjoy some healthy competition. In her TikTok video [now-viral], the Podcaster and Social Media Star shared with her followers how she makes her date think she has other options.
Sofia Franklyn goes viral for revealing she sends herself anonymous drinks when on first dates.
Sofia does this by going to the bar and asking the staff to send over a drink from a supposed admirer. “When I go to the bathroom and pay the bartender to send me an anonymous shot, so my date remembers I have options,” her overlaid text read.
“When I “go to the bathroom” and pay the bartender to send me an “anonymous” shot, so my date remembers I have options,” the Podcaster shared.
In the comments, she confessed how she has other tactics. Sofia wrote: “I have definitely sent myself flowers a time or two. Lmaaaoooo, this can work in many situations. The world is your oyster, ladies.” So far, her clip has since garnered nearly 3million likes, over 270K likes, and hundreds of comments.
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She also confessed her other tactics, including sending herself flowers a time or two.
Some people claimed they were taking notes, and many without hesitation has applauded Sofia, saying it’s a smart move. Others have since called her an ICON, with one saying: “Honestly? Queen move.” Another stated: “Oh, but wait a minute, that’s really smart.”
Sofia urged: “Lmaaaoooo, this can work in many situations. The world is your oyster, ladies.”
A few admitted they had pulled similar stunt as one confessed, saying: “I went to the bar early once and asked a guy to come up and tell me how pretty I was during the date.” Another said it happened to them for real – they were sent a drink rather than ordering one on the sly. According to them, it was the BEST FEELING ever as their date was left shaking.
Her video has since racked up 2.8 million views, with many people saying they were ‘taking notes.
A few weren’t entirely convinced by the idea, pointing out they couldn’t go through the awkwardness of asking a bartender to help. One person asked: “How is this not embarrassing to ask for OMG I don’t I could? Another said: “Why is this not considered toxic?” But then, some people argued there was no shame in it whatsoever, with several bartenders coming forward to say they’d be happier to join in.
A few people said they had been legitimately sent a drink rather than ordering one on the sly.
