Elgirldani
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I think you’re good on account of you’re smart and conversational (and hot).
2 out of 3 ain’t bad, lol
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I think you’re good on account of you’re smart and conversational (and hot).
2 out of 3 ain’t bad, lol
Yeah—we need to work on your conversation skills. Nobody’s perfect![]()
I know... what can I say, words are hard
We’ll get you the help you need, my dear.
Heavy traffic to any where
I know... what can I say, words are hard
)Let me post this question which was a topic at the office last week.
You met a person on a dating app so you have a seen a pic of the person and had exchanged messages so not going into the date blind. You go out on your first date to a movie. You would have preferred to have gone somewhere quiet so you could talk and get to know the person better but it was a movie you wanted to see so not that big of a deal. Your date is average looking, not bad but not someone you would be telling your friends how good looking the person was. The date was fine but there was no real attraction, there was not that spark that really made you want to go on another date with this person but you have not been on many dates in a long time and you really want to find someone for a relationship.
So the question is, you did not really feel an attraction to the person but should you go out on a second date to see if maybe an attraction will build? How many dates would you go out with a person that you are not feeling an attraction to before you decide it is not going to happen? Does there come a point in your life where you feel lonely and do want a family where you decide that you need to settle for a person that you are not really attracted to but you get along with and maybe can make it work?
Let me post this question which was a topic at the office last week.
You met a person on a dating app so you have a seen a pic of the person and had exchanged messages so not going into the date blind. You go out on your first date to a movie. You would have preferred to have gone somewhere quiet so you could talk and get to know the person better but it was a movie you wanted to see so not that big of a deal. Your date is average looking, not bad but not someone you would be telling your friends how good looking the person was. The date was fine but there was no real attraction, there was not that spark that really made you want to go on another date with this person but you have not been on many dates in a long time and you really want to find someone for a relationship.
So the question is, you did not really feel an attraction to the person but should you go out on a second date to see if maybe an attraction will build? How many dates would you go out with a person that you are not feeling an attraction to before you decide it is not going to happen? Does there come a point in your life where you feel lonely and do want a family where you decide that you need to settle for a person that you are not really attracted to but you get along with and maybe can make it work?
It has been a long time since I dated too Spurtman. There were no dating apps then so any woman I asked out on a date I would have already met in person and talked to so there would have been some initial interest to even ask her out. I was thinking more along the line if I was dating now what would I do.
Booklife, I think for most men, me at least, there has to be some sort of physical attraction to get the guys interest but I agree that getting to know someone can increase the perceived physical attraction. I don't think I have ever met a really good looking woman and had her personality make her less attractive. I may not want to get involved in dating her but I would still have taken to her to bed given the chance.
miami3some, I would agree that two or three dates should be enough to determine if there is any chemistry between the two.
For me, if I found a woman extremely attractive I would be more willing to go on multiple dates to see if any chemistry developed. Just being honest. The point I was trying to make was that there was not enough physical attraction to make the person overlook a mediocre first date but the physical attraction was not a negative either. Some people look better in photos than in real and others look better in real than they do in photos so can never really be sure of the physical attraction till you actually meet the person.
Hopefully we can get a few more peoples thoughts before I reveal what actually happened.
Well, have you ever met a woman who was "eh" attractive-wise, but they became more attractive the more you got to know them? I'm glad I'm not on the dating scene anymore- I'm actually pretty shy and it does take awhile to come out of my shell and I'd hate for someone to write me off after 1 date because of my nervous first date personality. I know you're talking about physical attractiveness, but maybe for women the physical and the personality go hand in hand moreso than with men?
Hey MD! I have a rare night off, heading out to National Harbor. Anyone here have any suggestions other than the MGM?
Irish Whisper is a favorite, but their menu is a little heavy for this heat. I've always gotten great service at Grace's Mandarin, and I love their "Heart of National Harbor" sushi roll. It's a great twist on spicy tuna. Another favorite is Rosa's Mexicano. Their table-side guacamole is amazing. Grace's and Rosa's both have amazing sunset views. I'd recommend either.
Hey MD! I have a rare night off, heading out to National Harbor. Anyone here have any suggestions other than the MGM?