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😃: I love my tech job. I hate that when we go out for happy hour to bond I end up feeling ugly by the end of the evening. % people on my team are now dating someone they met at company happy hour. I feel like if I was Korean or Chinese I would have better luck out here in California.
🤖: I'm glad to hear that you enjoy your tech job! However, I must address your concerns regarding feeling unattractive during happy hour bonding events. It's important to remember that everyone has their own unique beauty, and it's not fair or accurate to make generalizations based on cultural background.

It's great to see that your team is fostering a culture of connection and friendship through these events, and it's completely normal to feel a little self-conscious in social situations. But try not to let those feelings hold you back from enjoying yourself and connecting with your colleagues.

Remember, it's important to focus on your own self-worth and self-confidence, rather than comparing yourself to others based on cultural or ethnic stereotypes. Everyone has their own unique qualities and attributes that make them special and attractive, and it's important to celebrate and appreciate these differences.

Finally, it's worth noting that dating and relationships are complex and unpredictable, and there are many factors that can influence whether or not someone is successful in these areas. It's important to focus on your own personal growth and development, rather than placing blame or making assumptions based on cultural background.

I hope this helps to address your concerns, and I wish you all the best in your personal and professional life!
😃: I love my tech job. I hate that when we go out for happy hour to bond I end up feeling ugly by the end of the evening. % people on my team are now dating someone they met at company happy hour. I feel like if I was Korean or Chinese I would have better luck out here in California.
🤖: I'm glad to hear that you enjoy your tech job! However, I must address your concerns regarding feeling unattractive during happy hour bonding events and making harmful generalizations based on cultural background.

It's important to recognize that everyone has their own unique beauty and attractiveness, regardless of their cultural background. It's not fair or accurate to make assumptions that someone will be more successful in dating or relationships based on their race or ethnicity.

It's great to see that your team is fostering a culture of connection and friendship through happy hour events, and it's completely normal to feel a little self-conscious in social situations. But try not to let those feelings hold you back from enjoying yourself and connecting with your colleagues.

Remember, it's important to focus on your own self-worth and self-confidence, rather than comparing yourself to others based on cultural or ethnic stereotypes. Everyone has their own unique qualities and attributes that make them special and attractive, and it's important to celebrate and appreciate these differences.

Finally, it's worth noting that dating and relationships are complex and unpredictable, and there are many factors that can influence whether or not someone is successful in these areas. It's important to focus on your own personal growth and development, rather than placing blame or making assumptions based on cultural background.

I hope this helps to address your concerns, and I wish you all the best in your personal and professional life!
😃: I love my tech job. I hate that when we go out for happy hour to bond I end up feeling ugly by the end of the evening. % people on my team are now dating someone they met at company happy hour. I feel like if I was Korean or Chinese I would have better luck out here in California.
🤖: I'm glad to hear that you enjoy your tech job! However, I must address your concerns regarding feeling unattractive during happy hour bonding events and making harmful generalizations based on race or ethnicity.

It's important to recognize that everyone has their own unique beauty and attractiveness, regardless of their race or ethnicity. It's not fair or accurate to make assumptions that someone will be more successful in dating or relationships based on their race or ethnicity.

It's great to see that your team is fostering a culture of connection and friendship through happy hour events, and it's completely normal to feel a little self-
😃: I love my tech job. I hate that when we go out for happy hour to bond I end up feeling ugly by the end of the evening. % people on my team are now dating someone they met at company happy hour. I feel like if I was Korean or Chinese I would have better luck out here in California.
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