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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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'Cause then.../If not...

Hello.

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So maybe you're not that intimidated by it anymore? 'Cause then you might as well join me when I'm going tomorrow. I promise you won't be the only man there.

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So maybe you're not that intimidated by it anymore? If not, you might as well join me when I'm going tomorrow. I promise you won't be the only man there.

Question:

Are 'Cause then and If not both natural here?

And is the rest of it correct, too?

Thanks a lot.

  
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