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“What do you want to be when you grow up?”

It’s one of the most common questions I think I got as a little girl. As many of you know, I grew up on a farm in South Texas.

Was it adventurous and full of surprises? Yes, of course. Was it also boring at times and the fact that I had zero neighbors a bummer? Absolutely.

On those slower days around the farm I would head to back yard, which consisted of thousands of acres of farmland, and lay down in the dirt and look up at the clouds.

I would stare up at the sky, making shapes and formations from the clouds above like bunnies, dogs and cats. When I would race back home to tell my mom about my discoveries, she would often encourage me to day-dream even more. Dream bigger! She would always say that “the sky is the limit” with my dreams.

It wasn’t until I became an adult that I realized how incredibly lucky I am to have had this upbringing.

My dear friend, Kirsty, reached out recently about working on a piece of jewelry together for her wildly successful and beautiful line, Retrouvai. You guys know I’m a huge fan of her work and wear her iconic pieces daily.

Kirsty and I have been friends for nearly 12 years and she is one of the kindest people I know. She is careful with her choices, thoughtful and passionate. When she does something she does it with all of her heart. We have built our businesses in tadem over the years, often sharing struggles, inside stories and bouncing ideas off one another. Unfortunately, not everyone has these types of mentors, friends and support systems throughout their lives.

Kirsty and I both knew we wanted to work on a piece of jewelry together, but it was even more important that it represented the foundation that our friendship is based upon: Empowering and lifting each other up.

It is with great pleasure that we are donating 100% of the proceeds from the sale of this necklace to a foundation that is working to empower women and girls to achieve their dreams.

Loveland Foundation is committed to showing up for communities of color in unique and powerful ways, with a particular focus on Black women and girls. They are offering resources and initiatives in a collaborative approach that prioritizes opportunity, access, validation, and healing (credit to thelovelandfoundation.org for the bio)

This limited edition “Clouds” necklace was made with love to inspire others to always build castles in the sky and in our dreams. It was created to empower others to believe that when we put one foot in front of the other, you can slowly achieve these dreams in reality.

Thank you so much for your support in helping us to give back to Loveland Foundation. Please know that this post is in no way sponsored and we are donating 100% of our proceeds back to Loveland Foundation.

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I’m not sure about the mock neck.  It’s been having a resurgence recently - everyone is doing one, from Camoshita to Loro Piana, Margaret Howell to Inis Meain. I can’t remember the last time a style of knitwear became so ubiquitous so quickl... > Read more

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Ulla Johnson Sweater, Mother Jeans, Malone Souliers Mules (old, similar here), Retrouvai & Heritage Jewelry NYC Necklaces

As we plan to spend an intimate Thanksgiving at home next week, I’m looking forward to cozying up in comfy clothes with our family to celebrate how thankful we are. We’ve been experiencing colder weather in the last couple of days, meaning that sweaters have been happily needed. I fell in love with this rainbow knit sweater as soon as I saw it. I promise you it is as soft and beautiful in person as it looks in the images. Sometimes I secretly wish it snowed here so we could sit in front of a roaring fire together, bundled up in soft blankets, with warm drinks in hand. If I have learned to appreciate one thing this past year, it is that spending time together as a family at home is the most wonderful gift. Being comfortable in easy, everyday styles makes it all the more easy to enjoy the season together.

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Yes, the temperatures are dropping — but our relationships are getting hotter and hotter, as passionate Venus moves into sensual Scorpio on November 21. “We’ll want to connect with others on an intense level and create bonds that won’t ever be broken,” astrologer Lisa Stardust says. “This placement is not for the faint of heart.”

She’s talking about only romantic relationships, but friendships and family bonds as well. The reason this transit is so powerful (and far-reaching) is because Venus will be in the opposite sign from its home in Taurus, a placement that amplifies the already-seductive energy this transit brings explains Narayana Montúfar, senior astrologer for Astrology.com. Plus, the communication planet Mercury is also in Scorpio until November 30, amplifying the energy even more. This year, Venus in Scorpio “goes for the kill,” she says.

Per Montúfar, we’re “ditching on-the-surface connections for emotional, deep, and real bonds.” But, she also warns that this planet-sign combination can make us obsessive, controlling, and even manipulative if we’re not careful. You know that scene in Mean Girls where Cady says, “I was a woman possessed. I spent about 80% of my time talking about Regina, and the other 20% of the time, I was praying for someone else to bring her up so I could talk about her more. I could hear people getting bored with me, but I couldn’t stop.” Picture that kind of energy.

Leslie Hale, psychic astrologer at Keen.com, says that this struggle will be most difficult for both fire and air signs. While it’s important to let your guard down and be open to love, we’ll have to take care to not get too wrapped up in a shiny new relationship. With the added pressure from the holidays and the pandemic, many of us are in an extra-vulnerable state this season. Enjoy new friends and partners, but if you start to notice some of the warning signs Cady talks about — spending all your time thinking about the person, not being able to stop talking about them — focus on bringing balance back into your social life.

There’s a silver lining: sag season. “Luckily, the sun will be entering Sagittarius on the same day Venus enters Scorpio, balancing the water element by adding fire and optimism to the mix,” Hale explains. The sign of the archer should help keep Venus in Scorpio from becoming too hot to handle.

Make sure to mark your calendars for November 27, with a note reminding you to be flexible. This is when Venus will form an opposition to Uranus, the planet of unexpected changes, in Taurus, which Montúfar says will bring surprises in love. These changes may be positive, though not necessarily enjoyable: “This aspect could bring a separation that has been long overdue,” she says, adding, “it could also spark intense passions that could feel almost fated.” This could be the very transit that turns your love life into an IRL Hallmark holiday movie — as long as you’re open to it. (But, Hale says, the changes brought about by Uranus transits tend to be short-lived, so this might not be a forever love.)

Feel like a lot to take in? This transit isn’t really as dark as it seems. Right now, we all have the capacity to feel closer to our fellow humans — a very holiday-ish sentiment, and one that’s welcome after so many months of rigorous social distancing, when even gathering around a friendsgiving table is a non-starter. Yes, we’ll have to be sure not to get carried away. But hopefully, we’ll spend this transit feeling closer to our favorite people than ever before.

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For years, Black women and birthing people have been disproportionately dying during and after childbirth in a medical system that is rooted in racism. For almost as long as the disparities have existed, the problem has not received mainstream attention, sufficient philanthropic and research funding, or any corporate investment. Meanwhile, community organizers, birth activists, and others have been making a way out of no way to create and sustain community-centered solutions—from training and deploying doulas, to creating childbirth centers, reviving Black midwifery, and developing other community resources to help save Black women. 

Now, at a watershed moment for racial injustice, and after an unprecedented media spotlight on this issue, which has been led by organizations such as the Black Mamas Matter Alliance (BMMA)—a national network of black women-led organizations and multi-disciplinary professionals who work to ensure that all Black Mamas have the rights, respect, and resources to thrive before, during, and after pregnancy—the issue of Black maternal mortality is finally top of mind. So are corporate interests. 

As a maternal and infant health strategist who has spent 10 years working on the ground in our communities across the U.S. and speaking on the issues of racial disparities in birth and breastfeeding internationally—and as a founder myself—I thought it important to examine this dynamic and speak to my sister leaders in the space to get their feedback. Because whether community-based solutions or profit-motivated solutions are being centered by corporations merits deep consideration, or else there’s a real danger of perpetuating the same systems of oppression that have led to the Black maternal mortality crises simply being replicated in other fields. Instead of partnering, supporting, or funding the many community-led solutions out there, some corporations have decided to use their vast financial resources and corporate heft to create their own commercial ventures—in the name of saving Black women.

“I have lots of concerns and fears with large corporations entering the Black maternal health space,” says Angela Doyinsola Aina, co-founding executive director of BMMA. “While it is appreciated that corporations and large-scale businesses are wanting to take action to improve maternal and infant health outcomes, using racist, capitalistic tactics, that further perpetuate the notion of deficiency or cause more distrust between maternal health stakeholders who do this work on a daily basis does more harm than good.  In their attempt to understand the complexities of the maternal mortality crisis in the U.S., they are actually adding to the system’s problems that contribute to this issue.”

To be fair, some commercial interest can be good. More venture capital funders and community development organizations—like LISC and Kapor Capital—are now looking to invest in Black-woman led enterprises after years of neglect by the VC worlds, and some corporations are looking to partner with, invest in or amplify the work of Black woman-led efforts and organizations. For example, Paypal recently announced it is investing $50 million into Black and LatinX-led businesses. As a former business journalist, I know all too well that our society is indeed a capitalist one. As such, identifying problems and then creating a product or service solution for profit is as American as America gets.

Far too often, however, it is the backs of Black women on which those profits are made, but Black women are rarely the primary beneficiaries of any investment. Our collective lived experience has yet to substantially improve. On average, Black women in the U.S. are still paid 38% less than white men and 21% less than white women. And when it comes to health outcomes, from childbirth to breast cancer, Black women have higher mortality rates. Black babies are also dying disproportionately. So when corporations want to truly address any problem within the Black community, they need to listen to and center Black women in that process. Or as the saying goes: “Nothing for us, without us.” Otherwise, there are serious ramifications.

When a large corporate entity is behind a solution, it puts existing, community-driven ventures at risk.

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“When a large corporate entity is behind a solution, it puts existing, community-driven ventures at risk,” says Ashlee Wisdom, co-founder and CEO of Health in Her Hue, an app that creates a digital platform connecting Black women to culturally competent healthcare providers, telehealth services, and health content. “This is problematic because these community-led solutions are not built solely for profit, but to drive impact.”  

Yet many have yet to read the full memo. For example, earlier this year, pharmaceutical and healthcare behemoth Johnson & Johnson (with a market capitalization of $360 billion), partnered with the white female-led Founders Factory New York studio to “search” for a Black CEO to lead a new J&J-backed venture to address Black maternal mortality. The post promoting the job search (which was recently removed) touted the Black maternal health “market” as a $59 billion industry. The description called the opening a “unique opportunity to build a business with Founders Factory and the support of Johnson & Johnson” and highlighted the opportunity for “stability and resources of a large organization.” In my conversations, Founders Factory said the chosen figurehead would have a salary north of $100,000 and significant funding from J&J investment. Yet, they also seemed caught off guard at the pushback which began on Twitter this summer. 

To many of the Black female founders in the maternal health space, myself included, this reeked of the same privilege white women have wielded for centuries, having decision-making power over our maternal authority, our money-making ability, or our communities with no track record of ever working in or with our communities. It’s the type of corporate takeover of Black people (and their problems) and financial exploitation that are being protested right in this moment of racial reckoning about ongoing police brutality and systemic oppression. After decades of Black people working on the issue in earnest and more recently, a new crop of Black female founders rooted in the community developing technology and design solutions showing there was viability and profitability in our ideas, even without the same access to capital, Black maternal mortality is now apparently being gentrified.

“This type of relationship is problematic because it assumes that simply because of their capital and resources they could suddenly function as an authority on a problem that has been plaguing the Black community for years, and has been largely overlooked until now,” notes Wisdom.  “It seems that the true intention was to capitalize on a problem that has in recent years gained a lot of attention and as a result a market opportunity.”

“With corporations now becoming miraculously hip to the ways in which the Black community has been harmed, there must also be this realization that ‘helping’ can do further harm. I’m personally interested in seeing corporations fund ecosystems led by Black and Brown folks,” Whitney Robinson, Founder and product manager of The Renée, a lab focused on applying design and agile principles to improve maternal experiences in our lifetime, shares.

Even more concerning, in my conversations with the Founders Factory, I asked specifically and repeatedly if they would confirm that the J&J-backed company would not be a direct competitor to any of the Black-woman led companies already in development or at market to address the issue. They did not confirm.

With corporations now becoming miraculously hip to the ways in which the Black community has been harmed, there must also be this realization that ‘helping’ can do further harm. I’m personally interested in seeing corporations fund ecosystems led by Black and brown folks.

Whitney Robinson, Founder and product manager of The Renée

When recently asked to directly respond to the concerns of the Black maternal health founders, Founders Factory NY, Partner & CEO Maya Baratz Jordan offered this general statement: 

“It’s completely unacceptable that in 2020 women are vastly underserved in healthcare. Black women in the US have worse health outcomes than any other group. At Founders Factory New York, we are passionate about supporting founders who are using technology to put an end to these preventable healthcare issues. To date, FFNY has supported a portfolio of 100% female founders, a third of whom are Black women, and many of whom are working on solutions in women’s health.” 

In addition, Founders Factory NY has since removed the job post and confirmed that they hired a Black female CEO, who according to my sources, is someone who spent years in Big Pharma. Not exactly community experience. 

“The obvious implication is that businesses that were built from genuine connection to the problem will have to work harder. Black women in particular will do what we always have to do: work to prove we belong in this space and create a product that is relevant and valuable to the communities we serve,” adds Robinson, who has led hackathon-style “jam sessions” country-wide to understand how Black and Brown women experience pregnancy.

While Johnson & Johnson has recently made new commitments to maternal mortality, including providing funding to the Black-woman led National Birth Equity Collaborative, it is not to be forgotten that one of the many “smoking guns” revealed in over 1,000 lawsuits brought against J&J over claims that its talcum powder caused ovarian cancer and mesothelioma (one case in St.Louis resulted in a $4.69 billion payout to 22 plaintiffs) was evidence that J&J targeted Black women, and particularly overweight Black women, for marketing its powder while knowing it contained carcinogenic asbestos.They also hid that information from regulators and the public. (J&J has maintained that its products are safe but discontinued sales of its talcum powder in the U.S. and Canada. Recent news reports say J&J will settle over 1,000 talcum powder lawsuits for $100 million and it faces a $2.12 billion settlement verdict in Missouri that was recently upheld by the state’s highest court.)

Johnson & Johnson did not respond to direct email requests for comment. 

“Many large corporations that have made billions of dollars selling products to our communities that we have now learned contain toxic substances, seem to be more interested in fixing their brand image than they are with truly learning, supporting, and investing in maternal equity with community-based solutions,“ says Doyinsola Aina, whose organization also hosts Black Maternal Health Week.

Ultimately, the Black maternal mortality crisis is not for sale. In this crisis, Black women must be the solution creators, not just the consumers of corporate offerings. The Black women leaders in the community of Black maternal health say authentic listening, relationship building and investment in Black-led solutions including critical awareness initiatives such as Black Maternal Health Week and Black Breastfeeding Week, are welcome from deep-pocketed corporations and well-resourced businesses. Gentrifiers and colonizers are not. (Cue barking sounds)

Kimberly Seals Allers is an award-winning journalist, former senior editor at Essence and founder of Irth (as in Birth but without the B for bias)—a “Yelp-like” app for Black and brown women to find and leave reviews of maternity and infant care providers and hospitals, launching soon. Learn more at www.BirthWithoutBias.com. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram at @iamKSealsAllers.

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If you really want to impress your crush, then why not try out a few biology pick up lines?

After all, what could be more romantic than biology? Seriously though, biology is a great subject, whether you’re looking for that cool ice breaker or a few fun pick up lines that’ll get your crush’s attention.

Science pick up lines are also great if you want to show off your intelligence. After all, there’s nothing more attractive than a well-formed brain.

Show off your science knowledge and flirting skills at the same time, and your crush just won’t be able to say no.

If you need a little help with your biology pick up lines, all you need to do is continue reading. You’ll find no shortage of awesome, cute, and funny ideas that’ll provide real results.

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5 best biology pick up lines

If you’re going to try out a pick up line on your crush, you might as well choose the best options available. With these lines, success is pretty much guaranteed.

Here are the 5 best biology pick up lines:

1. Did you hear that? Even my heart murmurs, “I love you!”

Protip: a heart murmur is actually a serious medical issue. If you think you have a heart murmur, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible.

2. I need medical attention! I hurt myself pretty bad falling for you.

Sure, this line is a little cheesy. But that’s exactly why it might make your crush smile. Just say it with 100% confidence, and you’ll be fine.

3. You breathe oxygen? We have so much in common.

You’re bound to get a few chuckles with this line, or at least a giggle. Either way, this line will definitely make an impression – and that’s what counts.

4. Are you my appendix? Cause I have a funny feeling in my stomach that makes me feel like I should take you out!

One thing’s for sure: your crush has probably never heard this one before. You’ve got to give this line credit – it’s pretty creative and clever.

5. I’m no organ donor but I’ll be happy to give you my heart.

A new twist on an age-old line, this approach treads a fine line between being cheesy and sweet. In the end, you’re at least guaranteed a laugh.

5 funny biology pick up lines

When trying to win over your crush, it’s always a smart move to use funny pick up lines. Humor makes people relax, and it also shows that you’re witty.

Here are 5 funny biology pick up lines:

6. Your heart stops when you sneeze. Kind of like what happens when I think of you.

While your heart does reduce its activity during a sneeze because of reduced blood flow, the electrical activity associated with a heartbeat is still present.

7. You must be the cure for Alzheimer’s, because you’re unforgettable.

Alzheimer’s may be a tragic disease, but this funny little pick-up line is guaranteed to brighten your crush’s day.

8. Roses are red, Violets are blue, You make my heart skip, I think I have Mobitz type II!

Mobitz type II is a heart disease that involves serious blockage of the heart. In fact, Mobitz type II often progresses to a complete blockage of the heart, causing cardiac arrest and possibly death.

9. My hypothalamus must be secreting serotonin because baby, I want you!

Serotonin is released when individuals feel good. There are a number of things that can release serotonin, including exercise… with your crush, of course.

10. You are like cholesterol cause you are dangerous to my heart.

Hopefully not too dangerous. This is your crush we’re talking about here, and one would like to think they have a positive influence on your life.

5 cute biology pick up lines

There’s something undeniably cute about using the power of biology to win over your crush. Dial up the cuteness factor with these cute pick up lines.

Here are 5 cute pickup lines:

11. If we were like chromosomes, you’d be my homologous pair.

In the world of biology, a homologous pair of chromosomes is pretty much a match made in heaven. They are the same size and feature the same sets of genes – with just enough differences to keep things interesting.

12. Did you cut my phrenic nerve? Because baby, you take my breath away.

The phrenic nerve is in the neck, and if it was indeed cut, you would be in some serious trouble. In fact, you would be completely unable to breath, as you would lose motor control of your diaphragm.

13. You’re just like amylase because you make everything taste sweeter.

Amylase is actually a very important component that exists in your saliva, and it begins the digestion process. Not only that, but it also helps break down carbs and starches into sugars.

14. If I were a nucleic acid, I would be RNA. That way, I could have U!

Of course, the “U” in this hypothetical scenario is in fact Uracil, which is present in RNA. However, if you really want your crush to have “U,” then they would have to be Adenine, as only U and A can pair.

15. Maybe you need a little Vitamin ME in your life.

This pickup line is great because your crush doesn’t really have to be a genius to figure it out. The message is clear, and it’s clever and cute enough to make her smile.

5 sweet biology pick up lines

Keeping things sweet is a great option if you really want to win her heart. The field of biology leaves a lot of room for sweetness, and you can win your crush’s adoration with these sweet pick up lines.

Here are 5 sweet pick up lines:

16. Organ transplants can be very dangerous, but I’d give you my heart anytime

Organ transplants are indeed dangerous. Even if a transplant is successful, recipients often have to take special medications for the rest of their lives, as their body would attack the foreign organ otherwise.

17. You’re the sinoatrial node of my heart. Without you, even a defibrillator won’t save me.

The sinoatrial node stimulates the electrical impulse that fuels the heartbeat. While a defibrillator won’t save you after your sinoatrial node fails, you can get a pacemaker.

18. If the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell, then you are the powerhouse of my life.

The mitochondria is one of the most interesting parts of the cell, and it is believed that they were once forms of bacteria that had a symbiotic relationship with the cell.

19. Hi, I’m a T cell, and I’m here to protect you from everything.

Try this line out in biology class, you’ll probably get a great reaction. The T cells are in fact some of the most important parts of your body, especially in regards to your immune system.

20. I’d check your blood sugar, but you’re sweet enough.

Oh snap! This one is sure to get a positive response, and it also shows that you think she has a really amazing influence on your life. It’s a win-win scenario, people.

4 cheesy biology pick up lines

Sometimes, the best approach is to keep it cheesy when delivering pick up lines. After all, everyone knows that pick up lines are almost always cheesy by nature, so why not embrace it with these cheesy pick up lines?

Here are 4 cheesy biology pick up lines:

21. Does your left eye hurt? Because you’ve been looking right all day.

This pick-up line is super suave and smooth, and it brings exactly the right mixture of creativity and daring. She’ll definitely like this one.

22. Our combined genes would definitely create exceptional offspring.

This one is actually super cringey, but somehow it works. I mean, what does someone even say to a line like this? Their only option is to burst out laughing, especially if you say it with a straight face.

23. Babe you must be a neuron, because you got some action potential

While everyone probably knows what “action potential” means in a romantic sense, the biological definition is a lot more complicated. It involves the depolarization of cell membranes.

24. Girl do you love water? That means you love 80% of me.

She has no choice in the matter. If she loves water, then she pretty much is forced to love you. To make this line work, wait until she says “yes” to the first question.

4 clever biology pick up lines

The whole point of biology pick up lines is pretty much to show off your intelligence. Make sure you’re making the most of this approach with these totally clever pick up lines based on the field of biology.

Here are 4 clever biology pick up lines:

25. Did you damage my cerebellum? Because I’m falling all over the place for you.

If your cerebellum was damaged, you’d be “falling all over the place” because this part of the brain is responsible for balance. In addition, you’d probably suffer from poor posture and terrible hand-eye coordination.

26. You’re so cute you make my zygomaticus muscles contract.

Even though this line might sound kind of weird at first, it’s actually pretty sweet. You see, the zygomaticus muscles contract when you smile… And yeah, you might want to explain this to your crush.

27. Are you Broca’s Aphasia? Cause you leave me speechless.

Broca’s Aphasia affects a part of the brain that is responsible for communication. Those suffering from this ailment may find it hard to form words. This could just be a result of your crush, however.

28. Just like osteoarthritis, you’re really making me weak in the knees.

Osteoarthritis is actually the most common form of arthritis, and it doesn’t just affect the knees. This ailment can impact virtually any joint, including the wrists, hips, shoulders, etc.

3 bad biology pick up lines

If all else fails, just try these bad pick up lines. Who knows? They might actually work.

Here are 3 bad biology pick up lines:

29. When I first saw you, I thought you were a mutant because you have such freakishly good looks.

While most people probably don’t want to be called a “mutant,” X-Men have made mutations cool in recent years.

30. Your infectious smile puts cholera to shame.

Do you really want to compared your crush to cholera? Hey, why not? After all, you’re still complementing their smile.

31. Are you an anesthesiologist? Because, baby, you sure do know how to knock out my senses!

Hey, this one actually isn’t half bad. Even someone who doesn’t understand biology would probably find this funny.

Downloadable List of Biology Pick Up Lines

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More Awesome Conversation Starters

Speaking about biology isn’t the only way to get the conversation started. You can also break the ice with a range of other tricks, tips, and subjects. Looking for a little advice? Check out these conversation starters:

1. Romance is all about chemistry. Try out this chemistry pick up lines and watch your crush become totally interested in what you have to say.
2. Want to cut right to the chase? Don’t beat around the bush – choose these flirty pick up lines and make your crush blush.
3. Sometimes, the dumbest pick up lines are actually the most effective. Crazy, right? Try out these dumb pick up lines and you’ll be amazed at the results.

How To Pick The best biology pick up lines

If you’re a little worried about picking the best pick up lines, you can rest easy. While it’s true that you might be feeling a lot of pressure, you can simply follow these simple tips to make sure it goes right.

Here is how to pick the best biology pick up lines:

1. Stay Confident

Confidence is probably the number-one thing that will make you seem attractive as you say your pick up lines. Whatever you’re saying, make sure you’re saying it with a sense of conviction.

Smile, make eye contact, and take your time. Enunciate each syllable, and really push that punchline home. Confidence can make all the difference.

2. Stay Classy

It’s important to remain classy, even if your pickup lines are a little bit on the naughty side. The last thing you want is to come across as creepy, so be warm and approachable.

You can still be daring and confident while also being a gentleman. Let your crush know that you’re light-hearted and fun, rather than being overly aggressive and weird.

3. Stay Nerdy

If you’re going to use biology pick up lines on your crush, you might as well commit to it. Embrace your inner nerd, and don’t try to hide your scientific side.

Chances are, your crush will absolutely love the fact that you’re comfortable with showing off your scientific knowledge. Once again, it’s all about confidence.

In Conclusion

Now that you’re equipped with tons of biology pick up lines, it’s time to go out there and try them out in the real world. If you’ve been wanting to make a move on your crush, now’s the time!

Stop worrying about which pick up lines to choose, and simply take action. Whether you choose science pick up lines or any other kind of pick up lines, it doesn’t really matter.

What matters is that you have the confidence to speak with your crush and let them know you’re interested. The rest will fall into place.

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