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is he a virgin?

I really, really hope not, as I said above he did have a girlfriend he lived with. I have honestly been with way too many guys that have either been virgins or lacked much sexual/relationship experience(like 5/6 different guys). I promised myself that wouldn't happen again, as it's always become an issue in the relationship.

Also thanks so much guys for all the advice. Ive had people I can talk to about this, but they know me too well and don't give me too much of their opinion. Or they have crushes on me (both female and male)and so they let that get in the way and think its impossible for anyone to not be interested in me. I know that sounds crazy, but I've found out the last two years that I give off a very sexual/sexy vibe. That's not a bragging thing, its probably because I'm a scorpio.

But anyways, I really like him, so I think he's worth the wait. I invited him to a screening of one of my film colleagues thesis works. He has a bar meeting with a coworker (male), but if he can, we will come, which means he will meet some of my friends for the first time. He met my roommates and briefly one of my friends, but meeting a larger group of friends makes me super nervous.
 
So turns out I've got an update. I figured that girl wouldn't be interested after how our last date went, but yesterday she texted me asking if I wanted to go out again. So we went out tonight; had a couple drinks at a local bar. Looking back I realize we were literally there for four hours lol. Had a lot of fun trading stories back and forth, and we both talked a bit about our past relationships and we both opened up a bit more. It felt much more comfortable than the last date, it was a lot of fun. I feel like we have a lot in common, maybe not explicitly in interests but in life experiences. I walked her home and it was beautiful out because of the snow. I asked if I could kiss her at the end, just because I'm more comfortable asking than straight going for it, and we kissed for a bit. I think we both want to see each other again asap, but it might be a bit tough since we're both so busy.

So lessons learned:
It's perfectly fine if you don't start showing physical attraction the first couple dates. This is our third and we kissed for the first time, haven't held hands or anything else like that. So just chill and go with the flow, so to speak.

It's best to pick places your comfortable with or that will help you loosen up. The arboretum was a bad idea for our second date; just grabbing drinks was miles better.

It's ok to ask questions, you don't need to be the decision maker all the time. Asking whether she wanted another drink, whether I could have a kiss, etc. All felt more natural than if I had just tried to force something, and I was able to pull it off more casually because of that.

Just figured I'd share, pretty excited it's working out.
 
I've been following the advice of Coach Corey Wayne and it has really helped me. He really opened my eyes to how I used to be pushy and approval seeking, without even knowing it.

He says to use the phone only for setting dates, which I have been doing. He also says too much contact kills anticipation and that women need to wonder about you. However, this girl I'm seeing says she wants me to communicate with her more between dates. I guess I should start texting her more, but I am worried about that. Anyone have thoughts on this? We've been out 3 times so far.
 
I've been following the advice of Coach Corey Wayne and it has really helped me. He really opened my eyes to how I used to be pushy and approval seeking, without even knowing it.

He says to use the phone only for setting dates, which I have been doing. He also says too much contact kills anticipation and that women need to wonder about you. However, this girl I'm seeing says she wants me to communicate with her more between dates. I guess I should start texting her more, but I am worried about that. Anyone have thoughts on this? We've been out 3 times so far.

really depends on the girl. some like to text daily. for me i think it helps build rapport and i am better at making jokes through words lol. i would say texting helps me with my 'game' and then meeting in person i can build on it. YMMV.
 
I've been following the advice of Coach Corey Wayne and it has really helped me. He really opened my eyes to how I used to be pushy and approval seeking, without even knowing it.

He says to use the phone only for setting dates, which I have been doing. He also says too much contact kills anticipation and that women need to wonder about you. However, this girl I'm seeing says she wants me to communicate with her more between dates. I guess I should start texting her more, but I am worried about that. Anyone have thoughts on this? We've been out 3 times so far.

I sat up chatting with my now-girlfriend till five in the morning via FB-chat on a work-night four days after I met her. If you're seeing a girl, don't be a dick. Don't stop talking to her because someone says it's not the right thing to do. Trust yourself. Don't force it if you don't want to, but don't refuse to talk with her if she's expressed she wants to talk more.

But hey, I sat up with my girlfriend and talked until four in the morning. We live together. Still can't talk enough. Now I can't stay awake at work.
 
I've been following the advice of Coach Corey Wayne and it has really helped me. He really opened my eyes to how I used to be pushy and approval seeking, without even knowing it.

He says to use the phone only for setting dates, which I have been doing. He also says too much contact kills anticipation and that women need to wonder about you. However, this girl I'm seeing says she wants me to communicate with her more between dates. I guess I should start texting her more, but I am worried about that. Anyone have thoughts on this? We've been out 3 times so far.

If she says she wants more communication, I'd take her words at face value. I'm honestly not really a fan of texting a ton in between dates either, but if there's a sizable gap between each date, it's nice to reach out just so the other person knows you're thinking of them. When I'm seeing someone, we haven't established a solid relationship, and I don't hear from them for a week, I can't help but feel like they just aren't that interested and my interest starts to wane. All about finding that balance. If she's called you out on it, you're not there yet.

If you really, really hate texting between dates, that's a different issue you should work out and talk through with her, but I wouldn't hold off just because you're afraid it'll kill anticipation.
 
I've been following the advice of Coach Corey Wayne and it has really helped me. He really opened my eyes to how I used to be pushy and approval seeking, without even knowing it.

He says to use the phone only for setting dates, which I have been doing. He also says too much contact kills anticipation and that women need to wonder about you. However, this girl I'm seeing says she wants me to communicate with her more between dates. I guess I should start texting her more, but I am worried about that. Anyone have thoughts on this? We've been out 3 times so far.
I actually think more contact is better. It's whats freaking me out about my current situation. Yeah it makes me wonder about the guy, but it also makes me think that they aren't thinking about me. I enjoy an occasional (once a day) "hey, how was your day?" Just a simple exchange like that leaves me thinking he has me on his mind. Plus you begin to build a connection. Maybe don't text every day, but gradually increase and see how she responds?


I woke up today realizing why I'm so insecure about this guy. I think part of me feels like sex is all I can offer him, that it would also make him see I have some Sort of value and I could use that to make him fall for me. I'm aware of how ridiculously unhealthy that is. I have major depressive disorder and ocd (a lot of the reason I over analyze.). Causes me to fixate on myself to the point where I'm just now recovering from an eating disorder. I'm super glad I identified the possible problem, now I can focus on bettering myself and erasing these thoughts. Grad school and a recent health scare made me really question my worth this winter and sex would be my one go to thing I could use to make want me more.
 
Ugh. Need someone to talk me out of the "there is still hope" mentality I currently have.

Dated a girl for 3 months - things were getting very intimate. She ended it about a week ago citing "I'm so stressed and just need to be alone right now.'

I know deep down it's over and that it's an excuse to bail. But part of me still wonders, "What if she's telling the truth? What if she needs a bit of time alone to regroup?" It's hard to dismiss it because she had been constantly texting me, "I miss you, I can't wait to see you" just DAYS before she ended it.

Crappy. I don't want to break no contact because I know it'll just make me feel shitty when she doesn't respond. Stupid.

I have to remind myself: If she WANTS to be with me, she'd be with me. If she WANTS to talk to me, she'll reach out.
 
Ugh. Need someone to talk me out of the "there is still hope" mentality I currently have.

Dated a girl for 3 months - things were getting very intimate. She ended it about a week ago citing "I'm so stressed and just need to be alone right now.'

I know deep down it's over and that it's an excuse to bail. But part of me still wonders, "What if she's telling the truth? What if she needs a bit of time alone to regroup?" It's hard to dismiss it because she had been constantly texting me, "I miss you, I can't wait to see you" just DAYS before she ended it.

Crappy. I don't want to break no contact because I know it'll just make me feel shitty when she doesn't respond. Stupid.

I have to remind myself: If she WANTS to be with me, she'd be with me. If she WANTS to talk to me, she'll reach out.

I feel for you, man. Those last two sentences you wrote are correct. It's an old saying, but it's true: actions speak louder than words.
 
Ugh. Need someone to talk me out of the "there is still hope" mentality I currently have.

Dated a girl for 3 months - things were getting very intimate. She ended it about a week ago citing "I'm so stressed and just need to be alone right now.'

I know deep down it's over and that it's an excuse to bail. But part of me still wonders, "What if she's telling the truth? What if she needs a bit of time alone to regroup?" It's hard to dismiss it because she had been constantly texting me, "I miss you, I can't wait to see you" just DAYS before she ended it.

Crappy. I don't want to break no contact because I know it'll just make me feel shitty when she doesn't respond. Stupid.

I have to remind myself: If she WANTS to be with me, she'd be with me. If she WANTS to talk to me, she'll reach out.

i would just go about your daily life and wait for her to reach out. maybe she is telling the truth. respect her boundaries and you go do you for a little bit.
 
Well, it's actually not possible; it's certain. You will overcome the sadness. You'll even be able to think about your time with her and remember the good things and feel completely content. I've gone through it and so have many, many others.

Also, it's natural to feel that you failed somehow after a breakup and that's true for everyone. Nobody is a perfect boyfriend/girlfriend and as long as you learn from the experience you're going in the right direction.

You made an effort to change something about yourself and were successful, so you have every reason to be positive about the future. Try to keep busy and when you do think about the relationship, try to take something away from it that you can use in the future, as opposed to just kind of sulking about it being over which is much more tempting.

Thanks, it's very refreshing to hear that. And yeah, I'm already getting much better inside ;)
 
I've been following the advice of Coach Corey Wayne and it has really helped me. He really opened my eyes to how I used to be pushy and approval seeking, without even knowing it.

He says to use the phone only for setting dates, which I have been doing. He also says too much contact kills anticipation and that women need to wonder about you. However, this girl I'm seeing says she wants me to communicate with her more between dates. I guess I should start texting her more, but I am worried about that. Anyone have thoughts on this? We've been out 3 times so far.

I called the girl I'm dating for the first date and texted her to set up the second one, but we didn't really chat via text that much. After the second date turned out sorta lame I just said "fuck it" and texted with her more about what I was up to and funny things I'd seen. It was much more enjoyable, it felt more honest, and it felt like before that I had been playing games. So maybe that's different for other girls, but I'm gonna disagree with the only using the phone to setup dates thing. But then both of us are super busy so there's always things to talk about, maybe if there's not as much going on I could see saving some for conversation.

I would say if she is texting you and seems to want to converse more between dates by text then you should do just that.
 
Yeah, playing games just leads to a relationship of games being played.

Better to just honest and enjoy the person you're potentially dating as a friend who you can experience life with.

Oh and you usually can also have sexy times with them.
 
if you are in your 20s, all the girls in our generation have grown up with texting, IMing, and messaging on FB. it's pretty much more common than calling her up. all the older people i talk to about dating think it's better to ask them out in person and call them up for dates. i just think that is going the way of the dinosaur. we are a more digital internet age. i see nothing wrong with communicating through text no matter how often. it doesn't come across as needy or desperate anymore.
 
I feel for you, man. Those last two sentences you wrote are correct. It's an old saying, but it's true: actions speak louder than words.

Yep. Which is why I think it's over and it's just an excuse to bail out.

i would just go about your daily life and wait for her to reach out. maybe she is telling the truth. respect her boundaries and you go do you for a little bit.

Sadly, I keep hoping for that. She hasn't been on social media in WEEKS, which is extremely unusual for her. Just can't explain it, especially because things were going fantastic and how sudden it ended.
 
So, how do you guys feel about it when you're dating somebody and they set a specific day for you to start having sex ahead of time?

Personally I usually like to just let nature do its thing. The anticipation has been killing me though, probably because I'm ready now. Which isn't entirely a bad thing. What's making me feel odd about it is that I've been around enough that I don't see much reason to stand on ceremony. So if I want it and you want it, you just go for it.
 
So, how do you guys feel about it when you're dating somebody and they set a specific day for you to start having sex ahead of time?

Personally I usually like to just let nature do its thing. The anticipation has been killing me though, probably because I'm ready now. Which isn't entirely a bad thing. What's making me feel odd about it is that I've been around enough that I don't see much reason to stand on ceremony. So if I want it and you want it, you just go for it.

Scheduling? Like saying next Tuesday is the first time can have sex? That's weird as hell.
 
I decided to try Coffee Meets Bagel and have only had 1 match out of about 15 or so, I've been passing on most. This one was very cute and a reporter for a local station. We met up for a late lunch date Saturday. It was her first time meeting someone online and from the very beginning the chemistry and body language was great.

We spent 2 hours eating and talking and she had suggested we go workout after. We go to the same gym and it is close to her apartment. We spent too long with dinner and she was going to have to get ready to go out with friends later but said that I should text her tomorrow about when I'm going to the gym so we can meet up.

While I was walking her to her apartment she said, "So, are we going to go out again?" I sarcastically responded "Maybe!". The vibe was right, I went for a kiss and then another. She smiled real big and said it was very nice meeting me and that she thought her first online dating experience went very well.

So, I text her a couple of hours before I'm going to the gym the next day. She responds an hour later but a minute after reading it on iMessage. "Awesome! I just woke up but i'll see if I can get around in time." That was the last I heard from her. I say "No rush, feel free to show up whenever". I texted asking if she was recovering from a rough night and that I was leaving the gym later. I saw that she went into the message thread and read that 6 hrs later.

Flaky is such a bad look.
 
Okay I have some questions, Dating-Age. Some background:

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I decided to try out OKCupid about two weeks ago. I actually had a pretty positive experience, got a good number of responses and I scheduled two dates, one of which was cancelled. The other one is scheduled for this Friday and is the girl I'm way more into anyway.

We've actually been texting about twice a day since last Monday. This weekend we texted a bunch more than that, too. She's really busy with work this week and last because auditors are there till the end of the month, and she wanted to get that behind her before going out. Seems fair, and her texts have been pretty enthusiastic and inquisitive, so I have no reason to think negatively about it. I know some people say texting too much before the date can kinda spoil the conversation, but it's been pretty nice, she seems pretty clearly into me, and I feel like I have a tons of ammo to talk about on the actual date now.

ANYWAY, she told me that she's never done an online date before, and is a little nervous about it. It's also my first time doing an online date, I told her that and she was happy to hear that, and said it was relieving.

This is, in fact, my first first-date since I was 19 (I'm 23 1/2 now), as at that age I got into a 3 1/2 year relationship that ended at the start of November. On top of that every relationship I've been in (two others) has been physically intimate before the first date, and with people I've known and talked to before the date (or even anything physical) had happened. I don't have much experience with "dating" the "normal" way.

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I'm not nervous per-say (I'm a good socializer and have been good on dates in the past) but I have some maybe obvious questions I want to ask to avoid some pitfalls if possible. I also get that the real answer to many of these is "whatever feels right", I'm just trying to get a general sense of the social norms of these:

-Kissing. Every first 'date' I've been on has been after I've already kissed the girl. What's too soon or too late? Given that this girl admitted she is a bit nervous my gut tells me that maybe I should hold off on a kiss until a potential second date? Or is that a norm regardless?

-The actual date. If things are going well (we're going for coffee) is it appropriate to ask them to go somewhere else after you're "done" at the first venue (or is that too much too quick, clingy, etc) or is it better to just leave the first date as that activity and express interest in doing something again?

-On the note above, I get that if I want to go on a second date I should say something along the lines of "we should go out again" at the end of the date, but how should actually scheduling it work? When is too soon? Like this is Friday, I assume asking to do something say, that weekend would be "too soon"? Would something like getting dinner in the middle of the week be good? The following weekend too big of a gap? Also when should I do this? Text after the date with a specific day for the next date in mind? Or is that too quick? I don't like "playing games" but I also don't want to do something overbearing or something.

-When is it appropriate to invite the girl over to your place as a date? My gut says third date? The way physical intimacy has worked for me has meant a lot of my first dates have actually been at my place, but that does not seem like the norm to me.

Uhhh that's all I can think of at the moment. Sorry, I know it's a long post hahaha. I just don't want to do something awkward. I realize that when I actually go on the date things will likely just flow and be fine, though.
 
-Kissing. Every first 'date' I've been on has been after I've already kissed the girl. What's too soon or too late? Given that this girl admitted she is a bit nervous my gut tells me that maybe I should hold off on a kiss until a potential second date? Or is that a norm regardless?

Kiss if you think the moment "feels" right. But I think a good rule of thumb, is to have the kiss by the second date. So if the first date ends in a hug or a peek on the cheek, don't take it to heart.

-The actual date. If things are going well (we're going for coffee) is it appropriate to ask them to go somewhere else after you're "done" at the first venue (or is that too much too quick, clingy, etc) or is it better to just leave the first date as that activity and express interest in doing something again?

If the date is going well, suggest a walk (guess this depends on your city's weather). Nothing wrong with suggesting another place if you are enjoying each other company's.

-On the note above, I get that if I want to go on a second date I should say something along the lines of "we should go out again" at the end of the date, but how should actually scheduling it work? When is too soon? Like this is Friday, I assume asking to do something say, that weekend would be "too soon"? Would something like getting dinner in the middle of the week be good? The following weekend too big of a gap? Also when should I do this? Text after the date with a specific day for the next date in mind? Or is that too quick? I don't like "playing games" but I also don't want to do something overbearing or something.

Over thinking it way too much here. Just hit her up the next day, saying you had a great time and would like to take her out again. For me, a week between dates is fine. I think setting up dates for the next day is too fast at this stage in the game. But that is just me.

-When is it appropriate to invite the girl over to your place as a date? My gut says third date? The way physical intimacy has worked for me has meant a lot of my first dates have actually been at my place, but that does not seem like the norm to me.

Probably depends on the woman.

Uhhh that's all I can think of at the moment. Sorry, I know it's a long post hahaha. I just don't want to do something awkward. I realize that when I actually go on the date things will likely just flow and be fine, though.

Good luck, man.
 
I decided to try Coffee Meets Bagel and have only had 1 match out of about 15 or so, I've been passing on most. This one was very cute and a reporter for a local station. We met up for a late lunch date Saturday. It was her first time meeting someone online and from the very beginning the chemistry and body language was great.

We spent 2 hours eating and talking and she had suggested we go workout after. We go to the same gym and it is close to her apartment. We spent too long with dinner and she was going to have to get ready to go out with friends later but said that I should text her tomorrow about when I'm going to the gym so we can meet up.

While I was walking her to her apartment she said, "So, are we going to go out again?" I sarcastically responded "Maybe!". The vibe was right, I went for a kiss and then another. She smiled real big and said it was very nice meeting me and that she thought her first online dating experience went very well.

So, I text her a couple of hours before I'm going to the gym the next day. She responds an hour later but a minute after reading it on iMessage. "Awesome! I just woke up but i'll see if I can get around in time." That was the last I heard from her. I say "No rush, feel free to show up whenever". I texted asking if she was recovering from a rough night and that I was leaving the gym later. I saw that she went into the message thread and read that 6 hrs later.

Flaky is such a bad look.

She's probably just nervous as she's not used to online dating. I'd say just keep the pace relatively slow and something may come of it.
 
anyone use Hinge? a lot of quality girls on there. it uses your social network to find people. only got matched with 4 people so far on it.
 
So is there really a limit you guys have on texting a girl? I like to have a pretty good conversational flow with a girl, not just two texts a day. If she's happy to chat, I'm more than happy to reply. I'm just a chatty person, mind.
 
So is there really a limit you guys have on texting a girl? I like to have a pretty good conversational flow with a girl, not just two texts a day. If she's happy to chat, I'm more than happy to reply. I'm just a chatty person, mind.

Nope. I text whenever. I don't okay by those stupid texting rules.
 
She's probably just nervous as she's not used to online dating. I'd say just keep the pace relatively slow and something may come of it.

I'm going to reach out to her again in a couple of days. In hindsight, just going silent for a couple of days after the date probably would have worked for my advantage. She suggested meeting up the next day and I just went with it fully displaying my interest instead of leaving her wondering a bit.
 
Just be open on both sides. It's so annoying when either party plays the little waiting games.
 
Scheduling? Like saying next Tuesday is the first time can have sex? That's weird as hell.

Probably not as weird as you think. Deal is, the day she picked is the earliest opportunity she'd be able to stay the night. All the other times we had a few hours to hang out and that was it. I'm sure it's just wanting to know you can take your time the first go around.

It just feels damn strange knowing ahead of time when it's going to happen.
 
Anyone have advice for dating someone with emotional baggage? My girlfriend and I are separated right now (on break), so I decided to go out with a friend of ours. Everything seemed to be going great until we went back to her place.

She confessed that she had been extremely uncomfortable with calling it a date and even tried to get another friend to go with us. I had no idea both of her relationships had ended badly. I feel bad about the whole thing and am not really sure how to proceed. She wants to slow things down and "hang out" instead of going on dates for now. I am okay with this, but I just wish there was something I could do to help. Anyone else been in a similar situation?
 
Anyone have advice for dating someone with emotional baggage? My girlfriend and I are separated right now (on break), so I decided to go out with a friend of ours. Everything seemed to be going great until we went back to her place.

She confessed that she had been extremely uncomfortable with calling it a date and even tried to get another friend to go with us. I had no idea both of her relationships had ended badly. I feel bad about the whole thing and am not really sure how to proceed. She wants to slow things down and "hang out" instead of going on dates for now. I am okay with this, but I just wish there was something I could do to help. Anyone else been in a similar situation?

I don't want to be harsh, but that doesn't sound like emotional baggage. It sounds like she's just not into you.
 
Kiss if you think the moment "feels" right. But I think a good rule of thumb, is to have the kiss by the second date. So if the first date ends in a hug or a peek on the cheek, don't take it to heart.

If the date is going well, suggest a walk (guess this depends on your city's weather). Nothing wrong with suggesting another place if you are enjoying each other company's.

Over thinking it way too much here. Just hit her up the next day, saying you had a great time and would like to take her out again. For me, a week between dates is fine. I think setting up dates for the next day is too fast at this stage in the game. But that is just me.

Probably depends on the woman.

Good luck, man.

Thanks. Mostly the answers I was expecting but it's good to get some input on this stuff. I do realize it'll mostly all just come down to situational factors/decisions anyway, haha.
 
Thanks. Mostly the answers I was expecting but it's good to get some input on this stuff. I do realize it'll mostly all just come down to situational factors/decisions anyway, haha.
It really does and it comes off better if you do. I know it sounds daunting now but when you feel comfortable around people on dates then you sort of know when to do everything because it feels right. You can't give a finite answer because each person you meet, you'll interact slightly differently and go at slightly different speeds.
 
It really does and it comes off better if you do. I know it sounds daunting now but when you feel comfortable around people on dates then you sort of know when to do everything because it feels right. You can't give a finite answer because each person you meet, you'll interact slightly differently and go at slightly different speeds.

For sure. I'm honestly not very daunted/nervous really, I just want to avoid some blatant pitfalls I may or at not have been oblivious to, because it's been quite a while for me and my past relationships have all started in atypical ways. Seems like I'll be fine though. Clearly I've been comunicating with her well enough through text the past week, and I'm confident in my social skills.
 
Ok Gaf. I need your advice.

I was always a lonely, nerdy and shy guy throughout high school and the beginning of college. This behaviour resulted in me (21 years old) having only one girlfriend for like two month in high school. No sex happened, so I am still a virgin.

Fast forward to my situation today. In the last semester, I basically changed my whole personality. I dress better, have a better hairstyle, exercise regularly and try to be as outgoing as possible. Today I went with a couple of female friends (including one on whom I always had an extreme crush) from college to a theatrical play.

After the play, we parted ways and went home. At home I get a message from my crush, that she finds me very sexy and attractive and if I feel the same for her. Naturally I agree and we get in long conversation.

To cut a long story short, she basically asked me to have a relationship with her, but specified that she does not want it to be something completely serious, because she just had a breakup from a 4 year relationship. I agreed (who wouldn't) and we agreed to meet tomorrow before her class and talk in person about this whole thing.

Here is my question:
Should I tell her that I am still a virgin or should I just hide this fact? I fear that she will soon realize it herself. I really do not want to fuck this up gaf
 
Ok Gaf. I need your advice.

I was always a lonely, nerdy and shy guy throughout high school and the beginning of college. This behaviour resulted in me (21 years old) having only one girlfriend for like two month in high school. No sex happened, so I am still a virgin.

Fast forward to my situation today. In the last semester, I basically changed my whole personality. I dress better, have a better hairstyle, exercise regularly and try to be as outgoing as possible. Today I went with a couple of female friends (including one on whom I always had an extreme crush) from college to a theatrical play.

After the play, we parted ways and went home. At home I get a message from my crush, that she finds me very sexy and attractive and if I feel the same for her. Naturally I agree and we get in long conversation.

To cut a long story short, she basically asked me to have a relationship with her, but specified that she does not want it to be something completely serious, because she just had a breakup from a 4 year relationship. I agreed (who wouldn't) and we agreed to meet tomorrow before her class and talk in person about this whole thing.

Here is my question:
Should I tell her that I am still a virgin or should I just hide this fact? I fear that she will soon realize it herself. I really do not want to fuck this up gaf

You should always tell the truth, even when it seems as if it would be useful to tell a lie.
 
Don't you think this will scare her away?

You shouldn't hide it if the topic comes up, but it's not something you should actively bring up on one of the first times spending time with her.

Being a virgin is nothing to be ashamed of. Only immature people would ever make fun or the fact or view it as terrible. If she enjoys your company for who you really are, I highly doubt it would have any bearing on the relationship.
 
I have known her for 1.5 years now and we always had a very close platonic relationship.
Edit: She told me that honesty is the most important rule in a relationship for her. So there is that...
 
I have known her for 1.5 years now and we always had a very close platonic relationship.
Edit: She told me that honesty is the most important rule in a relationship for her. So there ist that...

If sex comes up then be honest about it.
 
Been wondering about this, I went on a date with this girl on Saturday night and we both had a good time. She texted me the next day to check up on me cause I had said my head was spinning on the way home.

So the question is should I be texting her just for small talk? I was gonna call her about another date eventually.
 
If sex comes up then be honest about it.
Should I tell here before we meet up, or immediately before getting to the action. There is a very high chance that sex will come up this week, because she told me how horny she is and how she can't wait that here exam is over so we can meet up.
 
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