A date should never be hard work, massive red flag, it will only get worse.
People can be nervous or shy when they first meet. A first date that's hard work doesn't necessarily mean that it's going to get worse.
A date should never be hard work, massive red flag, it will only get worse.
It is more of a politeness thing really, if you invite someone to come out for dinner then it is implied.
To us men its seen as politeness but many women wont date a man or give them a second date if they have to folk out any money on the date. To me that is the woman expecting too much.
That's like a man buying a girl a drink and expecting them to sleep with him because he got her that one drink. When in reality that's a bad way of seeing things.
I've never dated a woman who hasn't at least offered to go halves on dinner. I guess I do tend to go for feminists SJW types though.
There was an "interesting" article posted a few days ago that unfortunately I can't find the link for now. Its argument was that women spend so much on getting ready for a date (make-up, hair, clothes) that it would actually be unfair for them to then contribute towards the cost of the dinner.
I've never dated a woman who hasn't at least offered to go halves on dinner. I guess I do tend to go for feminists SJW types though..
I'd rather they spent a little less time and money on makeup so you don't end up with the inevitable "Who the **** are you!?" thought the first time you see them without it.
People can be nervous or shy when they first meet. A first date that's hard work doesn't necessarily mean that it's going to get worse.
afternoon all.
ive now been separated 4 or so months. been out on a few dates but not met anyone i can see a long term future with.
im in the rare position where i am dating 3 different women. i have kissed 2 of them and there is the possibilty of taking things further with one of them.
the issue i have is am i doing something wrong? none of them have shown any interest in being exclusive but the whole thing just feel a bit strange to me.
am i doing a bad thing here?
Why get so serious so quickly though? Are you ready to get into yet another relationship, only 4 months after separation?
Sow some oats, do all three and have a bit of fun for a bit?
edit: or gain legendary OcUK status by convincing all three to do it with you in a group session?
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Hard work for me is breaking rocks in high temperatures, a date should be fun even if you are the nervous type, there should be some excitement, but where does playing games as well fit into all of this? Hard work and playing her crazy games is putting it on a pedestal and being a chump.