When you are expected to pay for lunch or dinner on the first date offline. Online dating No.2
Below follows, online conversation as part of online dating part no. 2,
M: Be careful with eating if you don’t have way to spend all that food.
C: Never had a problem with my weight
M: Excellent
M: I have problem only if have dinner every night and not have sexually activity...
So if you came and want that I cook you, then you know what I want also evry night ??
C: Yes, pay for the dinner you cooked for me through sex
M: No like that
Just with good atmosphere and great meal normal is to finish good night with passion
Comments (26)
You know nothing!!!!
Where exactly have you found the "all" attitude on here?.
That's your interpretation.
But there is an overriding 'all' attitude in here - both from men and women
Thanks for clarifying.
@ Niceguy,
Maybe you can use that money and take Mimi out for lunch/dinner in a nice restaurant?
@ Johny Sparton,
Hahaha yes, quite the opposite of "a romantic dinner". It was indeed a mood changer but, my initial reaction was shock and, disbelief. There was no date taking place in real life as a result of this conversation or any further online dating or further online conversations as part of it.
If the purpose and aim on the behalf of this person/man was to degrade my person or devalue me now, blocking out and cutting out contact didn't even give an opportunity for such an effort to be made in the future.
I did in the start but I figured out quick enough that there are a ton of chancers on here that try to get a leg over anything.
See it as someone saving you time - anything not correct, just hit the block button.
Lower your standards, woman
Coz, you'd never know when she 'accidentally' drop that sea cucumber or the fish head into your chicken broth.
Remind him this time to wear a sunblock!
Hahaha
Why don't you go on foot so you would not need money for petrol or, cook at home so , nobody would have to buy another KFC.
Too much reference to junk food , what happened to healthy food and eating?.
This is simply part of dating, I have given my phone number to guys that seemed ok when talking to on a night out and the texts I had in the morning were completely unacceptable to me (I don't give out my phone number just to everyone btw). That's simply the way it is and you most likely will encounter this repeatedly (I have).
People want what they want and you won't be able to change their behaviour. All you can do is look after yourself, block them and don't let it get you down.