If I were you, I would probably try to automate this by building my own macro/s using MacroDroid.
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Make a script using AutoHotkey (ask for help in [email protected]) that goes through the list in a Windows desktop browser and remotely installs the apps to the device one by one. That's how I'd do it, anyway.
That's not what I meant:
- Google Voice doesn't fit in the traditional mold of SMS. Its messages exclusively use its own app (or the browser) and doesn't get classified as SMS in phones as they don't use SIM cards.
- What I was really getting at is that it'd be harder for me to leave since I'm dependent on Google for a major service, arguably one that's almost as important as email...
*laughs in Google Voice*
I'm screwed...
Now that would be a sight to behold!
Um, got more context? Generic questions beget generic answers.
"I understand this issue is very important to you, but that doesn't mean you can treat others in this way. "
That's the best I've got given how vague your question is.
Huh, this is the first time I'm reading any of this (although I also don't personally know anyone who bought Inkbound). TL;DR: Inkbound's replayability sucks. Is that what you mean? The MT2 trailer says it has endless mode so that should already fix things if it's done well.
Why they would intentionally use that music is beyond me!
Interesting, so the devices could be countries apart, hypothetically speaking? I had no idea if so.
essentially abandon the game.
What do you mean?
And I'm telling you that I literally do not know anyone who has a smartphone but not a laptop or desktop. That's probably because phones can only ever achieve so much. Try editing spreadsheets; even Google Sheets is severely limited on mobile, much more so Collabora Office.
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That's it. That's all your post needed to include. Literally everything else is unnecessary. Your history with your ex is irrelevant to this critical factor.
This is the only piece of information that matters, and it screams, "Hell, no." This man shouldn't exist in your romantic space.
Fight the loneliness by working hard over a year to build platonic friendships with groups of people. And then you'll be able to reenter the arena of romance with a level head, unclouded. Don't let loneliness cave your standards down. That almost never leads to anything lasting and satisfactory. I'm sorry for the pain you're going through but the guy you say you're considering will only severely worsen things, based on your descriptions.