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The Bottom Line We’ve started treating the offline boyfriend like a walking green flag: the guy who doesn’t scroll, doesn’t post and definitely doesn’t care about follower counts.

When you see the red flags, address them, and if you cannot resolve issues to your satisfaction, terminate representation.

The "offline boyfriend" trend reflects more than a TikTok fad—it reveals a cultural longing for presence over performance. But is his detachment authentic, or another curated illusion? Here, a ...

CBS Sports' Cody Benjamin broke down every team's biggest "red flag" heading into the 2025 season, and noted that quarterback Matthew Stafford's age could be a negative for L.A. this year.