My thinking is, whether it's a strategy on her part to attract you or that she craves male attention, the bottom line is what she does. But since you don't have much time in with the gal being that you hadn't even been out on a date yet, you file it in your mind and see what else happens.
So I think your idea to do that, to see how it all pans out, is the right idea.
Yeah, I replied. I told her she hangs out with other guys too much, and that I didn't want to pick my date up from a bar. Bye.
She responded with "well that's too bad because if there's no trust we don't have anything" and more nonsense about how people at the bar missed her, were worried because she was gone for months, etc.
I told her that it's not about trust, it's about me not wanting dudes who want to bang her (and who I don't know) constantly around her, being touchy feely. I mean, she wouldn't want me hanging out with girls all the time I'm sure. Fvcking hypocrite.
And that's how it ended.
I ditto Jophil. When you get into arguing with a woman, that's her game.
There's this gal I know of in my profession, and she blogs personal things about her and her husband. She's crazy about him. When she writes about interactions with her husband, I note how he handles her. She seems to be a bit of a spoiled princess. When he doesn't like something she's doing, he never flat out directly tells her so. He gives her a weird look or questions her with something funny by extrapolating what she's doing to its logical conclusion (without ridiculing or insulting her). In effect, he makes his stance known without confrontation. That seems to trigger her to change her mind or change whatever she's doing that he doesn't like, and also seems to keep her from losing interest in him, since they don't really argue.
So instead of coming across as insecure, jealous, controlling, untrusting, uptight or whatever, you can choose to come across as calm, cool and collected - and send the message more effectively.
To me, this behavior would have been disrespectful if you had been dating a while. But quite frankly, she owes you nothing at this stage. You went out once, and the world doesn't revolve around you.
True, yet, that kind of excuses her behavior. Better, I think, to have the viewpoint that, people will do what they're going to do, but we don't have to accept any behavior we find personally to be disrespectful. For example, say someone had a bad day. I can understand them acting lousy if they did, but that's still not an excuse for taking it out on me, right? So in a manner of speaking, the world has to revolve around ourselves, because it's our life, not anyone else's, that we're the caretaker of.