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Master ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() **UPDATE So - Date #2 is in the books, and it went very, VERY well.. There will be a Date #3. Something kind of weird happened on the date though...wanted to see what everyone thinks. Dinner is going great - 1 bottle of wine down and I say to her "I don't want this night to end right now, is there somewhere we could go to get another glass of wine and talk?" She says - "Sure, right around the corner" We venture to our cars so she can put the rose (white) I brought her, and I can put away my take home box. (I want the ladies opinions about a guy bringing a white rose to a date also..just curious as to what you all think) As we are walking side by side to the next place, I reach down and take her hand... SHE PULLS AWAY FROM ME! I'm thinking "WTF? - this date is going perfect!"... she proceeds to tell me that she likes to "take things slow." Based on our conversation, the flirtation, the obvious spark between us, I'm kind of taken aback, but I say OK and let it drop. We get to the bar, and I say to her "I have to ask you about the holding hands thing....how slow is slow?" She says that, to her, holding hands is more of a thing "couples" do. I tell her, "well, I'm sure glad I asked, because to me, holding hands is what you do before you kiss" - to that, she replies "I didn't say you couldn't kiss me..." LMAO... Holding hands NO - Kissing YES... is that weird to you ladies, or do you understand where she is coming from? Later I told her that I am not one of those wussie guys that won't make the first move - to which she replied "Good, I don't like those guys" (thanks for the tips on this thread ladies) A little while later, I did try to kiss her (in the very empty bar)...she pulled away..and at first I was super, duper confused. I said to her "umm, I thought that was ok" - to which she replied "It is, I just don't want you to kiss me here, because once you do, I don't know if I can stop myself" In my head, I'm doing backflips and screaming "WOO HOO!!" but externally I'm Rico Suave and I say "Wanna go to your car?" She practically jumped out of the booth saying "YES!" I knew there was a spark! It was a great 2nd date. |
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Champion![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() So, I'd like some thoughts. I dated a girl when I was in college (about 6 years ago now) - it didn't end very well... however she's now married with two kids, so kudos.
I've talked to her sister very recently on fb (she contacted me) and while I assume she's interested (I guess I always assume this though... so maybe it's a raging personality disorder...) I can't help but feel kind of weird about it... what do you guys think? Would you date a guy that dated your sister years ago? |
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Master![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() Teejaay - 2013-01-12 12:23 PM Muskrat37 - 2013-01-12 11:37 AM Glad it went well!!! For me ....this is ME ...the flowers would make me uncomfortable. A bit cheesy. But I am not a "romantic" gift receiving kinda gal. I'd hold hands ....if I felt a connection. No biggy. I don't mind that. Sounds like she was trying to be flirty, tempting, seducing (perhaps because she was tipsy with booze in her) with the kiss talk. I'm confused ...and I know your silly sense of humor so maybe you wrote it to be funny but.....she wouldnt kiss you at the bar but wanted to get busy in her car???? **UPDATE So - Date #2 is in the books, and it went very, VERY well.. There will be a Date #3. Something kind of weird happened on the date though...wanted to see what everyone thinks. Dinner is going great - 1 bottle of wine down and I say to her "I don't want this night to end right now, is there somewhere we could go to get another glass of wine and talk?" She says - "Sure, right around the corner" We venture to our cars so she can put the rose (white) I brought her, and I can put away my take home box. (I want the ladies opinions about a guy bringing a white rose to a date also..just curious as to what you all think) As we are walking side by side to the next place, I reach down and take her hand... SHE PULLS AWAY FROM ME! I'm thinking "WTF? - this date is going perfect!"... she proceeds to tell me that she likes to "take things slow." Based on our conversation, the flirtation, the obvious spark between us, I'm kind of taken aback, but I say OK and let it drop. We get to the bar, and I say to her "I have to ask you about the holding hands thing....how slow is slow?" She says that, to her, holding hands is more of a thing "couples" do. I tell her, "well, I'm sure glad I asked, because to me, holding hands is what you do before you kiss" - to that, she replies "I didn't say you couldn't kiss me..." LMAO... Holding hands NO - Kissing YES... is that weird to you ladies, or do you understand where she is coming from? Later I told her that I am not one of those wussie guys that won't make the first move - to which she replied "Good, I don't like those guys" (thanks for the tips on this thread ladies) A little while later, I did try to kiss her (in the very empty bar)...she pulled away..and at first I was super, duper confused. I said to her "umm, I thought that was ok" - to which she replied "It is, I just don't want you to kiss me here, because once you do, I don't know if I can stop myself" In my head, I'm doing backflips and screaming "WOO HOO!!" but externally I'm Rico Suave and I say "Wanna go to your car?" She practically jumped out of the booth saying "YES!" I knew there was a spark! It was a great 2nd date. ![]() ![]() Not sure if it matters (and not trying to convince you) - but it's just 1 flower....not flowers. I have always done that. Never a red rose, THAT would be weird. LOL Sentiments seem to be split 50/50 (in the quick poll of my female friends / family members)..curious what the dating ladies on this forum think. FWIW - Jade thought it was "sweet" |
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Master![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() Leegoocrap - 2013-01-12 12:45 PM So, I'd like some thoughts. I dated a girl when I was in college (about 6 years ago now) - it didn't end very well... however she's now married with two kids, so kudos.
I've talked to her sister very recently on fb (she contacted me) and while I assume she's interested (I guess I always assume this though... so maybe it's a raging personality disorder...) I can't help but feel kind of weird about it... what do you guys think? Would you date a guy that dated your sister years ago? Not weird at all - 6 years is plenty of time to wipe the slate clean. I think it would be weird if your ex had a problem with it... Out of curiosity, why do you think she is interested? |
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Master![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() Muskrat37 - 2013-01-12 11:59 PM Not sure if it matters (and not trying to convince you) - but it's just 1 flower....not flowers. I have always done that. Never a red rose, THAT would be weird. LOL Sentiments seem to be split 50/50 (in the quick poll of my female friends / family members)..curious what the dating ladies on this forum think. FWIW - Jade thought it was "sweet" I wouldn't like getting a flower on a second date. I'd find it old-fashioned in a "I still think of women as the 'fairer sex'" way. Which isn't to say that somewhere down the road when the guy I'm with actually knows what kind of flowers I like that I wouldn't appreciate flowers. But, roses (and carnations - ugh) are fairly stereotypical, "oh girls will like this" kinds of flower that don't show any thought or real connection. I prefer that gift giving waits until someone knows me. That being said, waaaay back in this thread there was a conversation about different ways people express affection and want affection expressed, and one of those was giving and receiving gifts. I just don't happen to fall into that bucket. More importantly, I think, is being aware of the VERY clear boundary she's putting on affection. She's saying, "not in public, dude." Which could mean she's shy about public displays of affection in general, but it could also mean a number of other things. It could mean that she's dating other people and doesn't want to be seen in a compromising situation with you. It could mean that she feels that public displays of affection signal an "ownership" that she doesn't like/agree with. (Biologically, putting your arm around someone or holding their hand is a signal to back off - that's YOUR mate.) It could be she has a religion that frowns on it. Who knows. I'm not sure it's vital at this moment to figure out. But, it is vital that you respect it. I certainly wouldn't make any more in-public moves on her until she makes one on you. |
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Expert![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() Leegoocrap - 2013-01-12 3:45 PM Say you do start dating and things get a little serious and you have to start attending her family functions...completely weird for her sister and her husband to be sitting across from you at thanksgiving dinner knowing you were getting it on with his wife at one point. So, I'd like some thoughts. I dated a girl when I was in college (about 6 years ago now) - it didn't end very well... however she's now married with two kids, so kudos.
I've talked to her sister very recently on fb (she contacted me) and while I assume she's interested (I guess I always assume this though... so maybe it's a raging personality disorder...) I can't help but feel kind of weird about it... what do you guys think? Would you date a guy that dated your sister years ago? ![]() |
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Champion![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() Teejaay - 2013-01-13 10:53 AM Why is sister so interested in you now? I think I'm kind of offended :P What's not to be interested in haha. |
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Elite![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() Teejaay - 2013-01-13 9:53 AM I'm guessing sister 2 thinks sister 1 is a douche. Leegoocrap - 2013-01-12 1:45 PM As a girl I would never date a guy anyone that i had a close relationship with dated. Be it my sister, cousin or good friend. Its kind of an unwritten code. It would be very awkward ....especially if the relationship ended poorly. If you did the dumping then sister probably got an earful of what a douche you were. And if she did the dumping sister probably got an earful of what a douche you were. LOL. Why is sister so interested in you now? So, I'd like some thoughts. I dated a girl when I was in college (about 6 years ago now) - it didn't end very well... however she's now married with two kids, so kudos.
I've talked to her sister very recently on fb (she contacted me) and while I assume she's interested (I guess I always assume this though... so maybe it's a raging personality disorder...) I can't help but feel kind of weird about it... what do you guys think? Would you date a guy that dated your sister years ago? ![]() ![]() |
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Pro![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() Leegoocrap - 2013-01-12 12:45 PM So, I'd like some thoughts. I dated a girl when I was in college (about 6 years ago now) - it didn't end very well... however she's now married with two kids, so kudos.
I've talked to her sister very recently on fb (she contacted me) and while I assume she's interested (I guess I always assume this though... so maybe it's a raging personality disorder...) I can't help but feel kind of weird about it... what do you guys think? Would you date a guy that dated your sister years ago? I don't think it's a big deal. As long as the sisters are cool with it. |
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Pro![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() skipg - 2013-01-13 4:48 AM Leegoocrap - 2013-01-12 3:45 PM Say you do start dating and things get a little serious and you have to start attending her family functions...completely weird for her sister and her husband to be sitting across from you at thanksgiving dinner knowing you were getting it on with his wife at one point. So, I'd like some thoughts. I dated a girl when I was in college (about 6 years ago now) - it didn't end very well... however she's now married with two kids, so kudos.
I've talked to her sister very recently on fb (she contacted me) and while I assume she's interested (I guess I always assume this though... so maybe it's a raging personality disorder...) I can't help but feel kind of weird about it... what do you guys think? Would you date a guy that dated your sister years ago? ![]() I think it depends on how the relationship is....I'm on good terms with my ex-hubby and get along with his girlfriend that he's had for a few years. its not odd for us....last year when my ex and I has to put one of our dogs down, they invited me to stay for dinner and overnight at their house if I didn't feel up to driving home. |
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![]() | ![]() Muskrat37 - 2013-01-12 12:37 PM **UPDATE A rose on a 2nd date in public would be uncomfortable for me. Are we on the Bachelor? LOL... where do I put this, does everyone think we just got engaged, I barely know this guy... is what I'd be thinking. I like the *idea* of a single rose, but I'd save it for when you show up at her place for a homemade dinner a few dates down the road. I'm a hand-holder so pulling away from that does not compute for me, if you like the person. But glad you are hitting it off...! Woot! |
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Champion![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() Teejaay - 2013-01-13 1:10 PM? We're youse pals before? Comically no... I think the parting six years ago included her telling me multiple times to go do some stuff to myself that... IF I could... I wouldn't have been dating at all...
I dunno... I am kinda freaked out by it myself so it's a solid no-go. Still thought it was an... interesting... situation. |
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Champion![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() lisac957 - 2013-01-13 1:45 PM And by the way... I'm legitimately allowed in this thread again.
Proof enough that the men in Kansas are morons... |
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Pro![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() Leegoocrap - 2013-01-13 11:02 AM lisac957 - 2013-01-13 1:45 PM And by the way... I'm legitimately allowed in this thread again.
Proof enough that the men in Kansas are morons... Moron men are not just in Kansas |
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Champion![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() AbbieR - 2013-01-13 2:07 PM Leegoocrap - 2013-01-13 11:02 AM lisac957 - 2013-01-13 1:45 PM And by the way... I'm legitimately allowed in this thread again.
Proof enough that the men in Kansas are morons... Moron men are not just in Kansas The best jokes are rooted in truth! |
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Pro![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() Muskrat37 - 2013-01-12 10:37 AM **UPDATE Congrats in great second date! Flower on second date, would not bother me. It shows you are interested. Kissing but no holding hands....kinda reminds me a Pretty Woman, where she will have sex but no kissing as that's considered intimate. |
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Elite![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() lisac957 - 2013-01-13 12:43 PM This is all great advice. Sorry to see you're are back here though Muskrat37 - 2013-01-12 12:37 PM **UPDATE A rose on a 2nd date in public would be uncomfortable for me. Are we on the Bachelor? LOL... where do I put this, does everyone think we just got engaged, I barely know this guy... is what I'd be thinking. I like the *idea* of a single rose, but I'd save it for when you show up at her place for a homemade dinner a few dates down the road. I'm a hand-holder so pulling away from that does not compute for me, if you like the person. But glad you are hitting it off...! Woot! ![]() |
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Master![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() AbbieR - 2013-01-13 11:15 AM Muskrat37 - 2013-01-12 10:37 AM **UPDATE Congrats in great second date! Flower on second date, would not bother me. It shows you are interested. Kissing but no holding hands....kinda reminds me a Pretty Woman, where she will have sex but no kissing as that's considered intimate. LOL - I totally laughed at that reference. |
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Master![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() lisac957 - 2013-01-13 10:43 AM Muskrat37 - 2013-01-12 12:37 PM **UPDATE A rose on a 2nd date in public would be uncomfortable for me. Are we on the Bachelor? LOL... where do I put this, does everyone think we just got engaged, I barely know this guy... is what I'd be thinking. I like the *idea* of a single rose, but I'd save it for when you show up at her place for a homemade dinner a few dates down the road. I'm a hand-holder so pulling away from that does not compute for me, if you like the person. But glad you are hitting it off...! Woot! I took it as she wanted me really bad. LOL - Turns out it wasn't BS at all... When I kissed her at the car, it was like letting the Tiger out of the cage. PDA was a slight concern... |
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