The timing is still his personal issue though. She doesn't owe him anything at that stage. And not all couples have good first dates for a variety of reasons.All of what you said is well and good. He's not entitled to anything, and she very well could not have wanted to rush. Her reasoning is her reasoning. But reading through that thread provides more info that may be key to this whole thing.
- She was setting up her next play 20 minutes after the date (according to that thread, the timing of that bothered him). A good first date will have you trying to set the next one up ASAP as opposed to setting up your next session.
- The guy who posted about said that their first date was fairly run of the mill but from what he gathered, she didn't seem all that into him, so he didn't try to make any moves. Later, he found out that wasn't the case and she actually liked him. He mentions a running joke among the friend groups being that they had to be convinced to do a second date, and the third date is where they got on track.
- When confronted, she said that the person she ended up fukking was someone she had dated in the past, but that person didn't want a relationship with her. About a month after the OP and the girl got together, the other cat reached out to her but was promptly shut down and blocked. She also said that if it were the other way around, she wouldn't like it either.
- Guy said he has a "no sex on the first date" rule he goes by. Perhaps if not for that, she doesn't have to set up the next play.
Him not making a move was his choice given you last point. She doesn't have to follow his rule.
okay, so she went with reliable dikk? Many women do that. You know what you're getting and there's a layer of trust there. She could possibly like having someone she knows to have sex with instead of random stranger. That's normal. If he reached out and she blocked him then that's a good thing for the insecure man. It would be different if she was trying link up while in a relationship.



