Xisiqomelir
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Well I see someone has flawless text game.
Man sends woman 28 angry Tinder messages after she cancels their first date
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POWERSPHERE
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Hey girl im probably gonna squirt in you so make sure yr sorted k?
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A doctor can ask medical questions mate it's what they get paid 75 dollars an hour to do
DR2K
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It's common for gays to discuss HIV status and whatnot before dating.
Sho_Nuff82
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It's both implying that you're trying to fuck, and that you're trying to fuck raw.
Better thing to ask when your pants are around your ankles, not before you've even met the chick.
Cultural differences born of necessity.
POWERSPHERE
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This makes me want to make a fake tinder profile just to fuck with asshole men.
Messofanego
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Dude is straight up gonna go Elliot Rodger if he doesn't get the sex holy shit
FunkyPajamas
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Those types of people, they don't think they have chances. They think they are entitled. Hence the "make $900 an hour" thing. I guess that's why I cringe so hard.
Nah, that's like 156k a year.
Sho_Nuff82
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Projected out to a 60 hour work week that's <$250k per year, which is up there but not unheard of.
Girls generally don't like it when guys act presumptive about sex too early.
This is probably distinct to straight dating for a number of reasons, including that women are taught to be very wary that they're potentially just being used for sex.
I was being sarcastic. He is acting like $900 over 12 hours is impressive for a doctor.
I think he was just acting like it was impressive in general, I kinda doubt he is a doctor, which it is.
Depends on the context. If you've been talking about having sex and a guy asks, that's understandable.
If the conversation hasn't gone in that direction, it's presumptuous in a way that can be creepy. Imagine if she said yes, got to the date, and then turned down sex. He'd (possibly) be like: "Why did you even tell me you were on birth control then? Why are you on it if you don't want to have sex?" Etc. Not worth dealing with. That's why I'd feel uncomfortable answering that question out of the blue, at least.
Also wary that once we've even implied that we want or are somehow ready for sex, we can't back out of it in the minds of some guys. :/
It's disrepectiful when you haven't gone on a date yet, persumes they are going to have sex.
Not only that it put the onus on the woman when in 2016 you should should be wrapping it up.
hockeypuck
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Maybe he's a pediatrician
Hope springs eternal
Get at me, ladies. I'm an expert level quotist and make 500-1000 an hour
It's not. It's a way to ask/say something stupid without any consequences.
Obviously it backfired for this moron.
First thing that came to mind for me. That by itself is weird enough.
you might say anyone who encounters him dries up
Messofanego
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I'm sure many women have abandoned dating altogether because of this kind of garbage.
This is absolutely hilarious:
"I am getting a bj in my lambo right now - who needs you!"
"Please respond"
Nah, there are plenty of decent men out there and equally so, crazy women.
Maybe. It is more likely he is not even a doctor.
Also some huge lie probably
Wag
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Don't worry. Some gals can be just as bad. I went on a date with someone and she asked me if I had ED.
RageWaffles
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I'm sure this guy was being just as honest about his income and profession as he was about his intellect, his mother's death, and his having two dates planned for the same night.
ElBoxyBrown
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In the right context environment like a hospital where you expect to be asked about personal medical questions from a professional doctor, yes, being asked stuff like birth control would be fine. Not from some random dude you just met on the internet trying to get at you. There's a good chance he's not trying to play doctor.
(I was joking)
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