The only time it goes to far on the first date, is if the guys a client and paying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bing147
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The only time it goes to far on the first date, is if the guys a client and paying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bing147
I can Understand that but if hes a creep or you dont click, why tell guy you will never see againQuote:
Originally Posted by Bing147
This would argue for not telling the guy until far later into the relationship. If 80% of guys will get turned off automatically, then she won't want to tell guys right off the bat. Why would she want to endure negative reactions from 80% of the guys she dates? Most of those 80% can be weeded out by the girl on the 1st date, 2nd date, etc., until she is left with a guy who she knows is pretty liberal, not a homophobe, accepting of all types of people, and not some Romeo looking for a one night stand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bing147
By that point there's probably only a 5% chance of a negative reaction.
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Originally Posted by peggygee
Hi Peggygee,
I understand what you're saying here, and I agree, to at least some extent.
But where I disagree, are on the basic principles of right and wrong, honesty and dishonesty, truth and lies.
I consider myself a reasonable thinker, with a reasonable sense of right and wrong, and in this case, dealing in the terms of what were given here, Julie's "mode of operation" (Modus operandi), is dishonest at best.
I'm not saying she doesn't have her own personal reasons or rationale for doing "her thing" this way, and I'm not saying that it works or doesn't work for her most of the time or otherwise, but what I am saying is it clearly didn't work this time, and her way may have cost her THE TIME.
But, of course,
What do silly tricks know.
That's my point exactly. The guys that get "weeded out" for whatever reason (bad personality, nothing in common, whatever) aren't being wronged by not being told because- it wouldn't have worked even IF they were cool with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Odelay
After sleeping on it I decided that I am not going to beat the piss out of her, but I do feel that i MUST say something. The question is should I call her, or go into the bar and speak with her there, or wait outside for when she gets off work. I feel I need to be effective because I frequent this place often and I do not need her telling anyone else.Quote:
Originally Posted by peggygee
Good luck, I've never been in this situation, but I easily could be. Please keep the board updated.Quote:
Originally Posted by NYTSJulie
Also something to keep in mind is that she may not have done it maliciously? People can be real ignorant - if you've continued to be an acquaintance of hers for a few years since telling her and this is the first issue, then it might not be a huge deal?
UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE............I just got a text form the guy saying........."sorry I haven't called I wasn't blowing you off I have been sick with strep-throat". I will wait 1 hour then text him back saying "hope you feel better". I will wait the hour so he don't think he is too important lol. I will also just text him back "I hope you feel better". I have learned you cant seem over anxious, if you act less interested they want you more.
Think GG have no issue with transexuals, they do not aspire to be a TS whereas transexuals have a desire to be a GG. Who has the biggest issue?
Your so dumb, they have issue if we look better then them and get more attention. I know they dont aspire to be ts, your a fool.Quote:
Originally Posted by CaliGuy