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is this hypothetical single girl named GoodBook? and she posts on CF?lol.
this is the hypothetical single girl of your dreams. Also, at this dance she is wearing a really nice dress. Lots of guys ask her out, but she's refusing all suggestions of 'coffee dates', because she doesn't drink coffee and hates Starbucks.
I do not like who I am in most scenariosI don't like who I am in this scenario. I don't like her either.
Why are you dating her then?I don't like who I am in this scenario. I don't like her either.
But icecream is special and you don't get the choice of 31 flavours at home.
lol.
this is the hypothetical single girl of your dreams. Also, at this dance she is wearing a really nice dress. Lots of guys ask her out, but she's refusing all suggestions of 'coffee dates', because she doesn't drink coffee and hates Starbucks.
I do have to agree with GoodBook. Coffee dates aren't all that creative or interesting.
As mentioned before, it's not about the coffee. The whole point is to spend some time with the other person, and a coffee date is a safe and easy option that doesn't have to last too long if things go badly, but can also be extended if things go well.
Whether or not either party actually drinks coffee is irrelevant as "coffee" is just shorthand for a beverage of their choice. No one's going to insist that their date only drink coffee, and places will serve other things. I don't drink coffee myself, so whenever I've gone on a coffee date I've had something else such as tea, hot chocolate, fruit juice or even a milkshake.
And why the emphasis on meeting someone at a dance and not at some function/event in general? Organised dances aren't particularly common (at least not where I live), and I wouldn't attend one anyway as dancing holds absolutely no appeal to me.
So assuming that I met her at something other than a dance, I would still opt for coffee as the first date. It's unlikely we'd have had the opportunity for any sort of lengthy conversation at the event since whatever the purpose of the event was would have taken up most of the time.