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Jao, an effeminate gay hopes to find an intimate connection on gay dating app, Timble. On the dating app, he thought he finally made a good connection with a gay guy named Mikko. However, after their meetup, Mikko seems to have ghosted him. Believing he will find his potential partner just like his friend Dex with its boyfriend Zeke who also found each other on the app, he continues searching for someone he can form an intimate connection with on the app. Following this, he matches with Lev, the seemingly perfect gay guy he hopes for. After a short time of talking through the app, Lev invites Jao to a meetup for them to finally see each other.
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Jao, an effeminate gay hopes to find an intimate connection on gay dating app, Timble. On the dating app, he thought he finally made a good connection with a gay guy named Mikko. However, after their meetup, Mikko seems to have ghosted him. Believing he will find his potential partner just like his friend Dex with its boyfriend Zeke who also found each other on the app, he continues searching for someone he can form an intimate connection with on the app. Following this, he matches with Lev, the seemingly perfect gay guy he hopes for. After a short time of talking through the app, Lev invites Jao to a meetup for them to finally see each other.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Steven Noora
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