Things You Should NOT Say on the First Date
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justme6272
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"So tell me, have you always been female?"
Some might argue that you SHOULD ask it, but I wouldn't if I had met her in church.
Some might argue that you SHOULD ask it, but I wouldn't if I had met her in church.
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"You look like Bill Gates." I hate that. It'd be like me saying to someone "you look like Rosie O'Donnel."
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Worst response ever: "Your mother is a liar."
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No joke, when I used to do the dating apps (never again and been off of them for two years), I had a guy message me and say, "Who's the girl on the right of your friend picture?" I replied, "Seriously?" And he responded with: "What? You want me to lie and say I'm attracted to you?" hahah, I just unmatched him.
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Good idea if you mean that they could have been born female but not identify as one. So both issues must be addressed. (My, how the world has changed to even be talking about this.) So there should be two questions, one as to which gender they were born as, and which one they identify as.
Give the world enough time, and there will be even more questions that need to be asked about such insanity. Even now, a whole slew of questions could be packaged together, dealing with their views on what they believe and what they support politically. That's nothing new, but the list keeps getting longer. I've never been one to think a first date or phone conversation is suppose to be like a job interview, but I've known women who are that way. They're wanting to see if the guy is marriage material before they even waste their time on a first date, second phone conversation, or continuance of the first conversation. If they say "I have to lay out my clothes for tomorrow" like a child is told to do, you know you didn't pass the interview.
I was fine with being nixed from a Mormon woman's Potential Husbands list. I wouldn't want to be stuck with her either, given her attitude. It was as if she had taken a formal course in 'How To Find a Spouse While Wasting As Little Search Time As Possible.'
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I don't even know what dating 'aps' are out there. I've heard of match dot com and Tinder and that's about it. Which ones would you recommend or stay away from?
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Stay away from all of 'em hahah.
I personally don't use anything. I've dated throughout this past year without any of 'em. I used Facebook Dating, which I liked.
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Never heard of it. I guess FB only prominently displays it for users who answered 'single' as their status in the About section. I get other ads for things I don't care about. Their 'targeting' doesn't help me.
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