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Thought I'd put my review of my evening in a separate post. It might be a bit long!
The chap I saw last night was the first one I dated from POF from my first evening on there. We've seen each other on and off for the last 18 months. He is absolutely lovely and would be my ideal choice of person to be with. He is intelligent and interesting and funny and confident. However he is also unreliable and busy and doesn't have a lot of time to date due to family circumstances at the mo. I have to be careful because I think there are a lot more feelings on my part than his. He has been very hurt in the past and is very afraid of committing in any way. I do make it complicated don't I?!! I've tried not seeing him but seeing him once a week/couple of weeks is better than not at all. Anyway we had a lovely time last night. We made fajitas here and shared a bottle of wine. He left about 2am!! (You can fill in the gap there!!!) You probably all think I am mental now....!! |
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Do you always date him separately from the rest of his life or do you ever get involved with anything where other members of his family are there? |
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It's good that you had a nice evening and got some action I drank too much vodka and watched TV again
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Do you also date other people and (genuinely) keep your options open? Sometimes it's hard to give other men a chance if you are into someone, and 18 months is a long time to go without commiting. What exactly are his family circumstances, if you don't mind me asking? Does he call you his girlfriend? |
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Hi guys, can I join you on this thread?
I joined PoF last month but only really feel ready to use it now. I may possibly have my first date on Tuesday, but I'm not entirely sure if it's a date or not :/
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I went out again with the guy I have been seeing last few weeks or so.
It was good for the main part, but I don't want to rush into anything and I think he's more keen to get further physically. I went to his flat and was not comfortable his tv was not working so I didn't like the silent atmosphere no music either, I ased him to put something on his laptop but he kinda mumbled how he didn't think he would be having to do this.. Wanted to kiss me etc, but I felt that kinda killed the atmosphere. Don't get me wrong I was willing to see where it went slowly but I don't think you can force these things in a weird atmosphere. |
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Hes maybe not use to entertaining new people. He has paid for the last few dates, so I think if I end up seeing him again it should be halves from now on. Maybe I just don't like him more than a friend and that's why I haven't made any moves myself. I think the hardest part of Internet dating it getting past the early stages. |
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Thanks for the welcome!
Ok I'm quite sure it's a date now. It was just the way he asked me seemed really casual. But now he's asked me to dinner so I'm pretty sure it's a date. I haven't had a date for about 3 years and I'm nervous. I'll have to read back on this thread and see if I can pick up any tips! |
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I (finally, after 10 years) had a date with the judge today!
![]() I had a really good time and saw some endearing qualities in him I've never noticed before. He made me laugh a lot and the conversation flowed. We have very similar views on a number of things. Although our date started with him having to drop his mum off somewhere and them having a row in the car over a random (car-related) issue, which I found quite funny. ![]() We had dinner and then saw "Lincoln" (great film by the way!) I only had one shot of Baileys, so wasn't nearly as tipsy as I would have liked to have been, but he made some "advances" by putting his arm around me a few times, which he has never really done before. He also complimented me a few times on how I looked. A big turn-off for me has always been the fact that he's ridiculously stingy with money, but he actually paid for everything tonight. I know this was a big deal for him. He also told me that he took time off work because I told him I was coming over mid February and travelled back to his parents' house (close to where we live) to see me. I'd love to see more of him and I think we could really make something of this, but the distance is a major issue. We're both always busy with work, so won't communicate daily and we only see each other at odd times throughout the year. I've now added him to facebook, although I hardly ever use it. I guess it'll make it easier to stay more in touch. It would be ideal if things worked out between us, but I'm not really sure how it could work.
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Sorry to ask (if you've already mentioned it), but what's the distance between where you both live?
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That is long distance - I had one guy who thought 15 miles was too far for him
![]() I've given in and joined Match as they had a 3 day free trial - which I then cancelled online and they offered me 2months for the price of 1 I'm sure I'll get nowhere but they seem a bit better on there than POF, not seen any bare chests or tattoos yet
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I tried eHarmony and thought it was crap, too many 'icebreaker' questions and hand holding before just sending a message. Also all the men they suggested for me were not my type - all supposedly rock climbling frequent traveller types!. I just stick with OkCupid now, free and decent. Not paying for an internet dating site ever again!
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I'm sure I saw an advert last night that e-harmony was free this Fri, Sat, Sun and Mon. I never got the hang of e-harmony, too much faffing about with endless questions. You can tell from one message if they are worth talking to
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It seems to be free quite regularly at weekends, which sort of begs the question if anyone bothers paying for it during the week.
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He doesn't refer to me as anything. No pet names or nicknames etc. Nor does he make any kind of promises or anything like that. Like I said - unreliable! He is rubbish at texting/emailing and rarely initiates contact. In all honesty I think he has me right where he wants - doing all the running and chasing. More fool me for doing it. But then I also know that if I want some company or a nice evening - I just ask and he is there. That's hard to resist. It might be easier to do without except for him being absolutely sensational in bed. And I mean amazing. He is divorced, though the ex etc are in USA. He looks after his dad who is pretty poorly. I don't know what to think really. |
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When do you think you'll see him again? |
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I'm a boring old granny at heart reallyI have no idea when I'll see him again. I'm hoping in March, but he's taking 5 weeks off to travel around Asia (with his mum ) and might not be around when I'm next in Germany.
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![]() On a serious note, I've been in a similar situtation in the past, but unfortunately it ended in terrible heartbreak for me. I would recommend trying to play "hard to get" a bit, otherwise he might take you for granted. Although it's always easier to give advice when you're not the one in love! It's so hard to play hard to ge with a man who's hard to get
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It's definitely a strange situation, do you actually want to have a slow burner of a relationship or would you for example see him tomorrow given the chance?
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I drank too much vodka and watched TV again
I joined PoF last month but only really feel ready to use it now. I may possibly have my first date on Tuesday, but I'm not entirely sure if it's a date or not :/



) and might not be around when I'm next in Germany.