How far can you take jealously plotlines?

[Rubato]

This one is pretty simple. I went out with a girl I really like on Thursday, "Lauren". I had already made plans with another girl, "Leah" to go to a restaurant, and earlier today I found out Lauren is the hostess there. So I decided to change plans with Leah but I was wondering if that was really the best thing to do. I don't have a commitment made with any of them. Would it have been a bad idea to have shown up at Lauren's restaurant with another girl, 2 days after our date (that went pretty well)?

 

[Mike32ct]

It depends on the girl.

Is Lauren an attention wh*re? In other words, does she dress extra hot like a Paris Hilton wannabe? Is she a bit full of herself? Does she have highlighted hair? Does she have expensive sunglasses that are the size of a windshield lol? Does she do some psuedo-lesbian dance with her girlfriends in a club? If you answered yes to any of those, then proceed with the jealousy plotline.

Is Lauren a nice, sweet, down to earth girl? If yes, then don't go foward with the jealousy stuff. Take Leah somewhere else.

 

[Rubato]

Thank you. Lauren is how you described. And I did take her somewhere else.

 

[ArcBound]

The thing about jealousy is you don't want to make it go too far.

Your girl has to know other girls text/call you, that other girls find you hot & try to hang out with you, but taking a girl straight to the restaurant of another girl you were dating is probably not a good idea.

 

[Mike32ct]

I'm glad it worked out for you. My point was, attention wh*res would respond well to jealousy because they HATE not being the center of attention.

But a down to earth nice girl can be insulted and turned off by a direct jealousy plot like that.