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Source: The Dartmouth

Mirror Freak of the Week: Stupid Cupid Dartmouth’s premier relationship advice column. Dear Freak of the Week, I have two friends who I love dearly but I know from different circles. They are interested in one another and have both separately asked me if they are a good match. I really don’t think they are, and knowing their romantic histories I think they would have a lot of conflict. When they asked me what I think they should do, is it bad to tell them I think they shouldn’t date? Sincerely, Stupid Cupid Dear Stupid Cupid, As a senior, I can talk in great detail about the circuitous, messy and oftentimes annoying dating pool at Dartmouth. Even though I know it isn’t technically true that you can’t meet a truly new person on this campus, it feels nearly impossible sometimes. This environment lends itself frequently to situations like the one that you are now in. While it’s certainly a delicate one, there are a couple of things you can do here to avoid future headaches for yourself.
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