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Girl/Dating Age Part 2: A combined effort to give advice for those in need

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Jaladinozozo said:
It has only been 2 months since Sept. If you were together for 6 years it will probably take you a long time, maybe a year or more, to get her out of your head and move on with someone else. Just don't worry about meeting anyone new right now, be single and and on your own for awhile, and find a way to be happy by yourself. You looking for someone to be with as your source of happiness is your biggest mistake.

Agree and disagree. I'll admit I've taken a big hit in the "self-worth" department, but I really am just looking for someone because I want that connection again. It is technically a "source" of happiness, but no more so than like playing hockey. It's just difficult to live without that committed partner when you've had it for so long. I have plenty of areas of my life I'm working on to derive happiness from, but I don't see why I shouldn't be trying to connect with someone again.
 
brucewaynegretzky said:
Question for those who got out of long term relationships:

So I dated my ex for 6 years. We broke up in September. I've legitimately been trying to meet people. The problem is I'm just not attracted to many girls. I think there's really only been one girl I was really interested in that I've talked to, and she turned me down. I've gone out with groups of people and had girls I know were interested in me, but I'm just not really interested in dating them.

I'll be honest I do compare, but I don't really idealize my ex either. I thought she was really good looking and cool, but there were plenty of things that bugged me about her and I understand why we broke up, sorta :\. Overall though I really just don't see any girls where I'm like "I think I could really like her," to the point where I WANT to do anything with them. It's kind of depressing because I WAS happy. Now it's just difficult to figure out how the hell I'm going to find someone else. I don't doubt that there other girls out there I'd get along with, I just want to know how to fucking find them. All my friends just keep telling me to hit on whoever I find attractive, but to be honest I find it boring and not worth the effort.

Anyone else ever had a similar problem? I'm not expecting a whole lot, because I've always read this thread and thought "Dear god that is an AWFUL way to build a good relationship." But at this point I'll take anything.
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Best advice to me is to enjoy being single and stop pursuing women for a bit . Pursue new hobbies, work out, work, hang out with friends and family, etc. Sometimes the right girl comes when you least expect it and it will hit you like a ton of bricks.
 
Furio53 said:
Then your options are either

A) Give her the benefit of the doubt, if she wants to go out again, just give her time to open up. Get in an environment that will make her feel comfortable.

B) don't go out again

I'd personally go with A, as I've been in the exact situation you're talking about. Eventually she turned out to be great. She made comments about how the eye contact made her uncomfortable, but in a good way. Shrug. Just give her time to open up before making any call.

Thanks for the heads up, I'll give it a try before I move on.
 
brucewaynegretzky said:
Question for those who got out of long term relationships:

So I dated my ex for 6 years. We broke up in September. I've legitimately been trying to meet people. The problem is I'm just not attracted to many girls. I think there's really only been one girl I was really interested in that I've talked to, and she turned me down. I've gone out with groups of people and had girls I know were interested in me, but I'm just not really interested in dating them.

I'll be honest I do compare, but I don't really idealize my ex either. I thought she was really good looking and cool, but there were plenty of things that bugged me about her and I understand why we broke up, sorta :\. Overall though I really just don't see any girls where I'm like "I think I could really like her," to the point where I WANT to do anything with them. It's kind of depressing because I WAS happy. Now it's just difficult to figure out how the hell I'm going to find someone else. I don't doubt that there other girls out there I'd get along with, I just want to know how to fucking find them. All my friends just keep telling me to hit on whoever I find attractive, but to be honest I find it boring and not worth the effort.

Anyone else ever had a similar problem? I'm not expecting a whole lot, because I've always read this thread and thought "Dear god that is an AWFUL way to build a good relationship." But at this point I'll take anything.

Its like you channelled my fucking mind and wrote my exact thoughts in a post. I'm in the same position, although I broke up with my ex a year ago. Through the summer I had the chance to get close to a number of girls but it just didnt FEEL right. One girl I met for a few dates and we actually ended up kissing in the end but there just wasn't a spark.. She ended up going off with another guy though, which was almost a bit of a relief to be honest.

I'd love to solve my problem of meeting someone who could make me 'get over' my ex.

Do you think your ex is still hung up over you? The worst thing about my situation is last I heard my ex was off with another guy quite happily, and probably never EVER thinks about me, even though I think about her every day. So depressing.
 
Bucket-o-roadkill said:
Its like you channelled my fucking mind and wrote my exact thoughts in a post. I'm in the same position, although I broke up with my ex a year ago. Through the summer I had the chance to get close to a number of girls but it just didnt FEEL right. One girl I met for a few dates and we actually ended up kissing in the end but there just wasn't a spark.. She ended up going off with another guy though, which was almost a bit of a relief to be honest.

I'd love to solve my problem of meeting someone who could make me 'get over' my ex.

Do you think your ex is still hung up over you? The worst thing about my situation is last I heard my ex was off with another guy quite happily, and probably never EVER thinks about me, even though I think about her every day. So depressing.

Reality, depending on what you believe has no bias, or fairness associated with it. That same ex that everyone knows did you wrong can find the perfect relationship while you continue to search. Life is just like that.

You have to decide to get over your ex, either by willpower, or through activity/assessment. No one is going to do that for you!
 

zatara

Member
Fourth night away from my house and shit this is rough. The thing that is killing me is the thought of starting over again and being alone.
 
zatara said:
Fourth night away from my house and shit this is rough. The thing that is killing me is the thought of starting over again and being alone.
That's not necessarily a bad thing, man. You now have the opportunity and the freedom to make a better life for yourself with a better partner that appreciates you.
 

Troblin

Member
Quick question.

My good friend and this girl have been dating for like 3 months. I met her last weekend, said hi to her, introduced myself, but barely said three words to her throughout the night.

She pokes me, so I add her on facebook and sent "generic nice meeting you message".

Start shooting back some random facebook banter over the past several days, and she gives me her number saying to txt her if i want to hangout, but not let my buddy know (mention twice throughout the e-mail exchange).

My brother read through the messages and said it's harmless. Just leave it be?
 

~Kinggi~

Banned
Went out for drinks with some people from work today. They all had dating stories. I didnt. Some had dates line up this weeked. I am worthless.

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soundahfekz said:
Reality, depending on what you believe has no bias, or fairness associated with it. That same ex that everyone knows did you wrong can find the perfect relationship while you continue to search. Life is just like that.

You have to decide to get over your ex, either by willpower, or through activity/assessment. No one is going to do that for you!

Completely agree with you man. Reality is tough and it's a cruel world. I know I must try to carry on and find someone else, by meeting new girls and I went on a few dates last summer. I have no problem with trying to do this, no matter how helpless it may seem. The problem is finding someone who I click well with. I've been dating girls over the past year since February and it's not been successful at all. Its not like I turn up and think 'nope she's not like my ex, next!', I meet girls, get to know them and really see how things go.. Its just unfortunate that I've not met someone who I'm compatible with yet I guess.

When I wake up, I think about my ex. Last thing at night, I think about her. I can fill my days with going out, seeing friends, family, playing games, anything.. But you can't be busy 24/7. I try to forget, but it feels simply impossible to do that when you're still in love. I've not seen her in person for a year now, but I still miss her. Sounds stupid because she's off with another guy (as far as I know), but I can't let this go and its ruining my outlook on relationships.
 
~Kinggi~ said:
Went out for drinks with some people from work today. They all had dating stories. I didnt. Some had dates line up this weeked. I am worthless.

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STOP POSTING SUCH DEPRESSING BULLSHIT

dude, forget girls. you need to work on liking yourself first
 
~Kinggi~ said:
Went out for drinks with some people from work today. They all had dating stories. I didnt. Some had dates line up this weeked. I am worthless.

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Make up shit. Lie. Tell a tall tale.

I've done that in the past to make myself cooler than I actually am and guess what... it has actually worked fairly well on some occasions.
 

zatara

Member
And I think it's gonna officially be over, she's still talking to the dude and still isn't wearing her ring.


I figured that if she really did care about me she wouldn't keep talking to the dude.
 
zatara said:
And I think it's gonna officially be over, she's still talking to the dude and still isn't wearing her ring.


I figured that if she really did care about me she wouldn't keep talking to the dude.

Has she made any effort over the last few days to contact you or patch things up?
 

ATF487

Member
Atramental said:
Make up shit. Lie. Tell a tall tale.

I've done that in the past to make myself cooler than I actually am and guess what... it has actually worked fairly well on some occasions.

Fake it 'til you make it
 
zatara said:
And I think it's gonna officially be over, she's still talking to the dude and still isn't wearing her ring.


I figured that if she really did care about me she wouldn't keep talking to the dude.

I'm so sorry man. I've been following your posts, I can't believe you guys have been married that long, she is acting like a spoiled 18 year old girl and not anything like a wife. From what I've seen with other people, when a wife suddenly loses weight and starts dressing up, there is a reason...whenever that happened is probably when she started up with this new guy.
 
zatara said:
And I think it's gonna officially be over, she's still talking to the dude and still isn't wearing her ring.


I figured that if she really did care about me she wouldn't keep talking to the dude.

Zatara, I've been reading your posts this past week and I can't begin to imagine what you're going through. I've had this sort of thing with ex girl friends barely in their 20s, but experiencing your wife doing this... No. Just no. Don't torture yourself with this woman any more. You don't deserve this torment, I really hope you can get away from this and start to feel positive as soon as possible. You can, and WILL do so much better than her. Rise above this.
 
zatara, how old are you and your wife? Sorry if i missed it earlier in this thread. I wish you all the best; I can't imagine how painful this must all be.
 

Miguel

Member
~Kinggi~ said:
Went out for drinks with some people from work today. They all had dating stories. I didnt. Some had dates line up this weeked. I am worthless.

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Yeah, women are the least of your problem right now. Go fix yourself, new activities, a psych, do something with family and friends. Self pity will get you nowhere, and you'll just push away those trying to help (in this case, GAF) Yeah, lay off the "hint at suicide" stuff too, just digging a bigger hole. Lie to your friends if you think it's that big a deal. It's not. But whatever it takes to move forward. Wallowing and not attempting to better yourself isn't what this thread is about. Want advice, ask. There are tons of posters here dealing great advice daily. Don't squander that.
 
Bucket-o-roadkill said:
Completely agree with you man. Reality is tough and it's a cruel world. I know I must try to carry on and find someone else, by meeting new girls and I went on a few dates last summer. I have no problem with trying to do this, no matter how helpless it may seem. The problem is finding someone who I click well with. I've been dating girls over the past year since February and it's not been successful at all. Its not like I turn up and think 'nope she's not like my ex, next!', I meet girls, get to know them and really see how things go.. Its just unfortunate that I've not met someone who I'm compatible with yet I guess.

When I wake up, I think about my ex. Last thing at night, I think about her. I can fill my days with going out, seeing friends, family, playing games, anything.. But you can't be busy 24/7. I try to forget, but it feels simply impossible to do that when you're still in love. I've not seen her in person for a year now, but I still miss her. Sounds stupid because she's off with another guy (as far as I know), but I can't let this go and its ruining my outlook on relationships.


Is that all you got? So your claim to fame in life is gonna be this ONE ex that you had? I know you can do better then that, you just have to believe it yourself.

She is not the end all be all, but mentally you're making her out to be and thus accepting that she is/was the pinnacle of your dating potential. you can't measure women based on the history of your ex. If they exhibit red flags, that's different, but don't be so high strung that you misconstrue red flags for completely normal human behavior. You got this man. Let that woman go.
 
So this girl wants to hangout with me over the weekend, but I'm worried that I'm going to compare her to my ex and that it will hurt me more rather than help. I'm not looking for a relationship at all, but I think getting some action would help me out. Hanging out with another girl would keep my mind off what my ex is doing which would be good for me but I'm nervous. Advice/help?
 

Eggo

GameFan Alumnus
Jaladinozozo said:
It has only been 2 months since Sept. If you were together for 6 years it will probably take you a long time, maybe a year or more, to get her out of your head and move on with someone else. Just don't worry about meeting anyone new right now, be single and and on your own for awhile, and find a way to be happy by yourself. You looking for someone to be with as your source of happiness is your biggest mistake.
Agreed the time off is too short. It took me almost 6 months to get over an ex who I was with for 3 years. 2 months after a 6 year relationship is not enough time to get over her. If you're dating that soon, I think it's unrealistic to attach expectations to that dating.
 
~Kinggi~ said:
Went out for drinks with some people from work today. They all had dating stories. I didnt. Some had dates line up this weeked. I am worthless.

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That's a good problem to have. That means you're socializing and have a chance to make some new friends. Okay, they're talking about women and you don't have any stories to tell. So what? Just crack a joke during their story or try to find something you can relate to.

Next, how much work are you putting in to improve yourself? I'm not challenging you, I honestly don't know. Are you working out? Are you making an effort to be more social? What helped me out when I was really down was I made a list. It would be a series of goals I aimed to achieve before the end of the month. They would vary, so one goal may be something simple like "Take pictures of the beach" or "learn to cook a new meal", while another would be something I had to work up to, like "Run 5 miles". I posted this list on my door so I could see it every day, that way, instead of wasting my days off playing games (or whatever) it gave me a focus to become a better person. Something that put me in new situations or taught me a new skill. When I finished the months goals I would take a moment to reflect on everything I completed, and then upped the ante when I wrote next months. It pretty much changed my life. If your current routine isn't working out too well, I recommend you try this out for a bit. If anything it'll keep you busy so you'll have less time to dwell, and seeing how much you can accomplish in a short amount of time is a real confidence booster.
 

Loki

Count of Concision
Troblin said:
Quick question.

My good friend and this girl have been dating for like 3 months. I met her last weekend, said hi to her, introduced myself, but barely said three words to her throughout the night.

She pokes me, so I add her on facebook and sent "generic nice meeting you message".

Start shooting back some random facebook banter over the past several days, and she gives me her number saying to txt her if i want to hangout, but not let my buddy know (mention twice throughout the e-mail exchange).

My brother read through the messages and said it's harmless. Just leave it be?

Damn, some girls are so shady lol. Stay away unless you absolutely don't care about (or fear) your friend.
 

Troblin

Member
Loki said:
Damn, some girls are so shady lol. Stay away unless you absolutely don't care about (or fear) your friend.

Yah, I'm obviously going to stay away. I've known the guy for 20 years, he's probably one of my best friends.

On one hand, I want to warn him that he might be dating a shiesty chick. If she's texting this to me, who know what sort of nonsense she's getting into. By the same token, she didn't do anything, and I would rather remain drama free and keep my hands clean of the situation.

My brother said it wasn't a big deal, and just to ignore it, which might be the best advice.
 
soundahfekz said:
Is that all you got? So your claim to fame in life is gonna be this ONE ex that you had? I know you can do better then that, you just have to believe it yourself.

She is not the end all be all, but mentally you're making her out to be and thus accepting that she is/was the pinnacle of your dating potential. you can't measure women based on the history of your ex. If they exhibit red flags, that's different, but don't be so high strung that you misconstrue red flags for completely normal human behavior. You got this man. Let that woman go.

He never said that at all.... Reading Comprehension! The point here is that once you've been with someone that genuinely makes you happy it just doesn't really seem worth it to waste time pursuing a relationship that you're confident won't do that for you. It's hard to find those kinds of people and when you're fortunate to have found someone you felt that way about its depressing to think how hard it will be to find/develop that kind of relationship again.

Like I said before, I'm not idealizing my ex. But it's ludicrous to think that I'm LIKELY to find someone equally satisfying easily, and when you're looking for that everything else just seems kind of pointless. I'll date anyone who I think could potentially be someone I could develop a trusting relationship with, but it's really not all that hard to determine whether or not someone has that POTENTIAL, regardless of whether or not it will actually work out. Just finding the potential is hard enough.
 
First time poster in this thread. :D I'd like to see what some of your guys opinions are on this situation I've found myself in. It's semi-complex, so I'll try to make it as clear as I can. Anyway, here goes this wall of text.

Let me preface this by saying I still have my V-card and this is my first semi-serious attempt at a relationship. I also have a hard time becoming attracted to most girls on a deeper level than surface sexual attraction.

I met this girl about seven months ago through a mutual friend at a party. We connect pretty well, and I think that this girl may have some attraction to me. I don't think much of it however. Over the next few months, we keep seeing each other at these parties our mutual friend throws, and we keep talking. I'm in college, so right before I head off campus for summer, I think that this girl definitely has interest in me, but I'm unsure what I feel about her. I go back home for summer break and continue to think about this girl.

Summer goes by and I've thought about this person more and decide that if she's interested in hanging out together, outside of just parties, then I'd be happy with that too. A month goes by and we see each other at one of our mutual friends parties again. We're both under the influence, and she tells me "You're cute.". Cue a bunch of drunk friends jokingly saying "Man, she wants to have sex with you" etc. etc. A few days after the party, our mutual friend tells me that this girl wants my number and that she wants to start talking to me. "Great!" I think to myself. Then we start seeing each other. The first time we hang out, we go to dinner as a group with our mutual friend, then we go back to her house and hang out in her bed. This girl seems pretty forward, but since I'm a total noob at this relationship stuff, I don't really know how to act. I make the move to snuggle in her bed and it goes pretty well. We talk and generally seem to enjoy each others company.

Now we start seeing each other a few days out of the week, and she talks to me through text regularly (frequently each day). We go out to see a movie, and we continue to hang out at both her and my place. Things seem to be going very well, but then things start to happen. Out of the blue she stops talking to me so frequently, and starts sort of giving me the cold shoulder. I don't feel like I've really done anything to warrant this reaction so I openly question her about it. All she tells me is that she "had a change of heart". Oh no, I think. She's found a new guy she has interest in. Wrong, but this is where it starts to get interesting.

So I start coaxing some truth about the situation from her and our mutual friend. As it turns out, this girl and our mutual friend, another girl, had a relationship for a period over the summer, and the girl I have interested in is having conflicting feelings. Our mutual friend tells me that their relationship is now strictly friendship and that's it. Especially considering that this relationship of theirs was an extramarital affair. :eek: For the next two months, this girl goes from showing interest to not showing interest and constantly keeping me in a state of confusion. At this point I've grown to be pretty attracted to this girl and feel like we are a decent match for each other, yet there's this "issue" she's having. This past relationship with our mutual friend cannot happen again, yet she's still having this conflict of interest. I can't tell if it's just an issue of sexuality or what, and she decides to stop opening up to me about things.

I start talking to our mutual friend about this girl a lot more and I spend more time talking to her than I do the girl I have interest in. There seems to be a lot of drama between the two of them and it's not just my relationship that's in flux constantly. This girl, however, definitely still seems to have interest in me and we continue our casual talking. We don't really talk about the relationship between the two of us however, and we do most of our personal talking through text, rather than in person or via a phone call.

A few weeks ago we hang out at a Halloween party our mutual friend throws. This girl is all over me and seems to definitely have interest. However, after this we stop talking quite as much, and we haven't seen each other in person since then. She's kept promising that we'd hang out, only to change her mind every time. Now I'm starting to get somewhat frustrated, even though I like this girl and am trying to be as patient with her as I can be.

My question to you guys is, do you think this is worth it? I like this girl, and feel like there's great potential for the two of us, but only if we can deal with these things together and communicate through them. Rationally I think that maybe all of this shit isn't worth it, and that there's plenty of fish in the sea. Emotionally though, I feel like this girl is worth trying to be patient for and to ride out this potential storm.

At this point, I don't really care either way if she does or doesn't want to be with me. If she does, that's great. If she doesn't, I'm fine with that too. I just want some resolution from her.

If you've read all of this, I commend you and thanks. There's more details I've neglected, but this is pretty much the gist of it. I'd love to see what you all think.
 

Acid08

Banned
Dude, bail the fuck out. Should have bailed out when she first gave you the cold shoulder. If she wanted anything to do with you she would have come to you instead of you having to pull reasons out of her.
 
Acid08 said:
Dude, bail the fuck out. Should have bailed out when she first gave you the cold shoulder. If she wanted anything to do with you she would have come to you instead of you having to pull reasons out of her.

See, part of me thinks this is definitely the case. The reason their fling over the summer didn't continue, was because the one girl's husband was becoming upset over it. So they cut it off. Even though this girl has been acting very bizarre about this with me, and made things unnecessarily complex at times, I'm still willing to be patient with her for awhile longer. We are hanging out later tonight, and I hope for her to tell me some truth about all of this stuff now.

We'll see though. I'll give her a little more time, but if things don't make any decent progress then I'm just going to cut it off.
 

Acid08

Banned
theAntagonist said:
See, part of me thinks this is definitely the case. The reason their fling over the summer didn't continue, was because the one girl's husband was becoming upset over it. So they cut it off. Even though this girl has been acting very bizarre about this with me, and made things unnecessarily complex at times, I'm still willing to be patient with her for awhile longer. We are hanging out later tonight, and I hope for her to tell me some truth about all of this stuff now.

We'll see though. I'll give her a little more time, but if things don't make any decent progress then I'm just going to cut it off.
You've given her too much of your time already. I know you like her but come on man it really seems like she isn't ready for anything serious. Move on, you'll find others.
 
Acid08 said:
You've given her too much of your time already. I know you like her but come on man it really seems like she isn't ready for anything serious. Move on, you'll find others.

Yeah she's even said that, that she doesn't think she's ready for a relationship either. Which is cool. We can remain friends or whatever and I can still keep my options open. If she's ever ready to actually try a legitimate relationship, and I'm still open to the idea, then I can entertain the thought of trying again with her.

I definitely don't want to try and force a relationship to happen if she's going to be opposed to it, but her body language and her being the driving force behind us hanging out in the first place has made me very confused as to what the hell she really wants. Haha

Thanks for your replies!
 

Acid08

Banned
Dude, she said it, no relationship. Get that possibility out of your head, body language could mean she finds you physically attractive so use that. It might evolve into a more physical thing if both of you are down for it.
 
Acid08 said:
Dude, she said it, no relationship. Get that possibility out of your head, body language could mean she finds you physically attractive so use that. It might evolve into a more physical thing if both of you are down for it.

Yeah that's the thing too. I thought that might have been the case when we first started talking, and I had even asked her about what it was she was wanting, be it a committed relationship or something like friends with benefits. I was pretty upfront about it, yet not too brash either. Still, she didn't really tell me.

Only thing that I know is that she likes hanging out and that we're just "talking". She says that she wants things to be casual through text, but then her body language in person seems a bit different.

I think the biggest problem is that we haven't really confronted the issue in person, which I hope to do soon. I'm not sure why she's been so against discussing this stuff face to face, but she has.
 

Gaaraz

Member
Girlfriend just rang in tears because she's had a terrible day at work, and seemingly, for whatever reason has left early. Then she started having a go at me for not picking her up (I don't finish until 5pm, it's not even 2pm yet, what) and for not knowing the exact time when we need to pick up the cat from the vets (they told me they'll call when the operation has finished)

This weekend should be fun. 3 phone calls in 5 minutes when I'm trying to work, going from tears to anger aimed directly at me for no reason.
 

soultron

Banned
Gaaraz said:
Girlfriend just rang in tears because she's had a terrible day at work, and seemingly, for whatever reason has left early so is no doubt in trouble for that, as well as whatever the initial problem was that caused her to get upset and leave. Then she started having a go at me for not picking her up (I don't finish until 5pm, it's not even 2pm yet, what) and for not knowing the exact time when we need to pick up the cat from the vets (they told me they'll call when the operation has finished)

This weekend should be fun. 3 phone calls in 5 minutes when I'm trying to work, going from tears to anger aimed directly at me for no reason.
She will most likely apologise when she's not so stressed out. Give her time.
 

Gaaraz

Member
I hope so man! Thank you. I find girls really difficult to be honest, often wonder if I'm cut out for this, at 26 I should have this nailed by now but I often completely misread things and get into more of a mess than how I started.
 

hipgnosis

Member
hipgnosis said:
Having a first date with a new girl tomorrow. The girl seems awesome, very attractive, studys law and has the same taste in music.

Feeling the daterush coming again!
Aand the date went really fucking well! Had a couple of drinks with her. We basically laughed for 3 and a half hours and there was obviously great chemistry in the humor side. Time went really fast. She was gorgeous.

Next date set for tuesday.
 

Miguel

Member
hipgnosis said:
Aand the date went really fucking well! Had a couple of drinks with her. We basically laughed for 3 and a half hours and there was obviously great chemistry in the humor side. Time went really fast. She was gorgeous.

Next date set for tuesday.
Awesome. Good luck tues, sounds like you had an awesome time.
 
On a side note: Any married dudes here? Or dudes that have been married? What's the deal with NOT wearing your wedding ring? I thought that was a big ass "no-no"? A blatant sign of disrespect unless agreed upon.
 

hipgnosis

Member
Miguel said:
Awesome. Good luck tues, sounds like you had an awesome time.
Thanks!

Can't think of a better way to have first date, it really was awesome. Really glad she's into the same music as I since it is a huge factor for me. Also it's great that she pursued me and basically set this date. It's interesting to see where this leads. I'm a picky guy, but she made an impression.
 

tranciful

Member
Where do I meet quality women? Should I be asking out every attractive girl I see?

I don't do too bad when I'm pursuing a girl, but it's just rare that I'm actively pursuing a someone. Basically, I just want to be more active in the dating scene.
 

Minamu

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The general consensus seems to be that you won't find quality women unless you search for them by asking them out. This is especially true if by quality you mean personality. Besides looks, you won't know if they're good people unless you try and talk to them. So yeah, if you find them hot, ask them out (or not if you're with Brent Smith), and see if they meet your standards besides because of their physical appearances.

Edit: GAF is going down soon. Gonna get drunk for two days now. Cya :)
 
So I had fully planned on confirming/setting official plans with the girl in my class today, but as I feared my teacher kept me after class and before I could speak with the girl, she was gone.

However, she did start to text me yesterday. We bantered a little bit back and forth and it seemed to go pretty well.

I'm debating whether or not to try and make plans via text. Normally I wouldn't go that route, but considering I've technically already asked her out, and she was the one who initiated last night, I think it would be appropriate. Plus, I've been making progress and I think this weekend is the time to strike, with next weekend being Thanksgiving and all. Though, we didn't get a chance to talk at all today and I don't want it to come across as weak. Thoughts?
 
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