Yeah, I mean she has to be either dumb, very young, or not into you that much. I'm all for let-the-guy-pay but when I really like the guy, there's no limit to what I can do for him
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I think her buying dinner since your buying the tickets is perfectly fair and acceptable and if she does too then she shouldnt have a problem with it
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How did you phrase it too her exactly? Being subtle often backfires because it puts the other person in the position of having to read between the lines and that tends to cause confusion so maybe approach it like Cgrace mentioned
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If you end up not having dinner together before the concert I would maybe jokingly after the concert say something like "hey I thought you were buying dinner, must have forgot haha" or maybe something less insensitive
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Some of us traditional women need an opener or little push to offer to pay. I know many guys who would refuse to have a woman pay for them, so I'm never sure what to do. My current bf doesn't have any money so I often just say I'll get this, or this one's on me. But I also sometimes feel like I'm showing off that I can afford this and he can't, maybe that's not true but I feel that way
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I do agree that coming straight out and discussing it is cool-I tend to date a lot of guys who are quite traditional and they want to pay but to be fair I dont want to sound like I just always expect it, but its awkward to bring it up....I did try one time to split the check on the 1st date and tbh the guy was offended and wrote it off as standard 'she paid her way cause she wasnt interested' behavior!!! I went back to letting the guy pay after that
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Last week my girlfriend moved away. I had a great connection but I felt I had to take things slow as my previous thread explains: She included me but there's an obstacle She and I entered into the relationship towards the end of October. We discussed doing long distance relationship but thought it would be too difficult going from seeing each other a few times a week to nothing so we decided to break up
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Nothing makes anything easy with dating. Which one do you like more? If you don't know ask both of them out again, and keep going until you make up your mind. You never know what's going to happen "down the line" or "in months". Too many factors involved. With dating you have to take it day by day for a while until it gets comfortable enough to discuss the next level
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I'd like to transition back into a relationship as effortlessly as possible and focus on new one instead of dwelling on what happened with my last gf moving
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Someone who is brand new may not exhibit the same level of affection as someone you have gone out with for a few dates or for several days, weeks, or months, so you can't really gauge someone new to someone you've been with awhile
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I only dated them once each and didn't have the time to decide who I like better because I already interested in someone. I did think that they were both someone that I would be open to dating again. I don't even know if they are still single now. I'm just starting to get back to dating and they both came to mind. I think affection on a first date would be a benefit heading into a second date but I'm still not sure if it would make any difference after so much time has passed. I tend to think maybe holding hands might leave the biggest impression but I might be wrong and that is what I'm curious to find out here
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What you are asking I think is can you reach out for 2 women you met in the past but in essence rejected for the woman who has now moved away
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