Coli, was I being a bytch to my date? Story/texts inside..

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I was mildly interested before but now I’m not for the reasons I stated. As I said, I have a tendency to read too much into some things (hence the q) but my gut says nothing will come of this from my side. He claims it’s because I won’t talk on the phone with him but I told him I hate it unless they’re vips in my life.
From what I read in your first post, you didn't seem even seem mildly interested. You can of had a "whatever" attitude about it which makes me think your thought process was
"at least I will get a free meal." That's the impression I got. :yeshrug:
 

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So let me get this straight.

1. You are not attracted to this guy
2. He looks slow and dresses poorly
3. He talks like a child

You made the decision to go out and yet this bad experience was somehow his fault? You must be either foolish or a woman
WHAT PART OF ALL THIS CAME OUT ON THE DATE ARE YALL NOT GETTING?
 

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He actually didn’t type out anything about eating in that text convo

So you might’ve came off as a chick looking for a free meal... but that’s a reach

Regardless, $20 ain’t shyt and if he confirmed 7 he should’ve been there at 6:45 and stayed.

The eye contact thing isn’t that big of a deal, he could’ve been nervous, but if the convo was wack in general, you don’t find him aesthetically pleasing, and you don’t seem to have any chemistry then fukk it.... just let him smash and lose his number
 

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Why go on a date with someone you are not interested in?

" I decided it'd be okay if he took me out for a formal date"

That's what caught my attention. How do men let women think that they can "let" us do them a favor?
That's not "women" thinking, that's birds clucking - for self importance. She's not representative bc at a certain point, women are discerning enough to not waste time with men that don't have redeeming qualities that they like. Most women are not entertaining the thought of a date until we have time to evaluate. The reason why she felt the need to go on a dinner date (emphasis on dinner) with a dude that she wasn't into (or so she claims)is to feel a sense of control bc the actual men that she wants are not giving her the feedback or ego boost. If she was really into dude - a walk at a public scenic spot is a good option for getting to know another person. Restaurant dates are impersonal and routine. She's playing the game to not get played. (Just fyi - not all of us think like her and don't have the mindset. There is enough negativity and stereotypes as it is. if a woman is receptive enough to go on a "pre-date" or meetup initially, without having or expecting you to come out the pocket - then at least she's not with the superficial).
 
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He actually didn’t type out anything about eating in that text convo

So you might’ve came off as a chick looking for a free meal... but that’s a reach

Regardless, $20 ain’t shyt and if he confirmed 7 he should’ve been there at 6:45 and stayed.

The eye contact thing isn’t that big of a deal, he could’ve been nervous, but if the convo was wack in general, you don’t find him aesthetically pleasing, and you don’t seem to have any chemistry then fukk it.... just let him smash and lose his number
yes he actually did, I think the screenshots are out of order but there are four. He literally typed hey how are you...so you want to get something to eat?
 

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My attraction is funky as in, it grows. I disregard initial thoughts because it’s so rare for a guy to physically just do it for me. And it wasn’t just him not paying, he was late with no notice, he had shyt eye contact, convo we talked sports, a nonprofit he’s starting, other pretty banal but typical topics. He looked so zoned out and I told him as much but he swears he likes me and wants another chance. :dry:


The worst part is that I told him about my experience at that same Chili’s a few weeks prior and he deadass asked me five mins later “So have you ever been here?”:francis:

For you to ask if you should give him a second chance sounds like you like something about him.

What is that?

:jbhmm:

And where did y’all meet, how did he get your number?
 

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WHAT PART OF ALL THIS CAME OUT ON THE DATE ARE YALL NOT GETTING?
So then unfortunately you are admitting 1 of 2 things. Either you lack awareness or are easily tricked.

Nobody like how you described can pull off that impersonation.
 

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...i wouldn't say you were being a b***h at all. i'll say this to you like i would say this to my little sister...son asked you out, then had you pay for your own food. unbeknownst to him, he friend zoned himself with that s**t.

on all of my dates, i stayed my true self but i always stayed tried to put myself in the best light possible when selling myself. my paying for food or drinks wasn't an ego trip, or me trying to prove a point or anything other than it being my way of saying "thank you luv for spending this time with ya boy--you could have been anywhere in the world, but you are here with me."

90 percent of the time for us, the endgame is clapping them cheeks, so the least we can do when we ask y'all out is pay. by paying we're literally saying thanks for listening to our sales pitch.
To top this off, if I asked a woman to come out with me it was usually because i wanted to do something and wanted company while doing it. And if she seemed like cool people and someone that didn’t mind kicking it with me, i paid. I didn’t even consider it a date or had the intentions of smashing (even if i wanted to).
 

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For you to ask if you should give him a second chance sounds like you like something about him.

What is that?

:jbhmm:

And where did y’all meet, how did he get your number?


NOW I want my free meal lmaoooooo

Sike, I have a habit of explaining to someone where they effed up and seeing if they want to leave a better impression. I am curious about him as a person because some of what we discussed is actually interesting and I try not to be too judgmental but I know the 35% attraction went down to zero. While I am looking for a hubby I also network through the dates that don’t get angry at me for ending things. I have a couple of friendships I started in this way.
 

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So then unfortunately you are admitting 1 of 2 things. Either you lack awareness or are easily tricked.

Nobody like how you described can pull off that impersonation.
I lack situational awareness for sure but bear in mind the first time we met was over coffee at Starbucks, it wasn’t a grand opp to really observe him too well. I dressed fine and he was about to go to work. He didn’t have a haircut which again I didn’t judge him on as it was raining that day.
 

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yes he actually did, I think the screenshots are out of order but there are four. He literally typed hey how are you...so you want to get something to eat?
Oh ok It must’ve not loaded for me then because I didn’t see where he mentioned it
 

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I'm in my early 30s and he's a supervisor of security sites and is a personal trainer, offered for us to "work out" together. The thing is I def don't find him attractive but I assumed maybe he just looked rough the first time we met. He actually looks slow and dresses very poorly, so I'm pretty sure I have my answer as far as whether I can see myself with him (issa no.) But it was just a weird experience and I wanted too know if I was just tripping or is something off about him like I thought?
I missed this post. You went out with a dude you thought was rough and slow looking???? :what:

I can’t see your text but you have to admit that you ain’t shyt for going on a date with somebody you think so poorly of. You sure you wasn’t using him for a meal? Is chili’s that good?
 

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I lack situational awareness for sure but bear in mind the first time we met was over coffee at Starbucks, it wasn’t a grand opp to really observe him too well. I dressed fine and he was about to go to work. He didn’t have a haircut which again I didn’t judge him on as it was raining that day.
That's the perfect date to judge/observe someone. It's y'all talking. You want to get a glimpse of someone? Let them talk.
Can they hold a conversation? What are their beliefs? Are they genuinely interested in trying to know about you?

Seems like you were more concerned about going on a "traditional date" and didn't pay attention to a lot of the cues that were right in front of you.
 
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