odawg said:Hey guys,
I would be grateful for your thoughts on whether I should give in and contact my date from Friday night- given that she hasn't contacted me yet to say she had a good time.
Ok so I met this chick at the start of December (she is a Hb 9- and a Hollister model). Up until now I have been texting her back and forth sporadically but I finally got her pinned down to a proper date on Friday night. I had demonstrated some very high value in the lead up having picked her up the first night I met her at a club and seen her once since then- my texts were very funny and she was as much into me as she possibly could have been given the circumstances- the issue is I guess that Friday was the first time we were going to meet cold sober and I had no alcohol or phone or Facebook to create a facade. She also was aware of my ex gf who is one of the hottest chicks in my country (Ireland) and also used to work as a Hollister model. My value going onto the date was therefore very high.
So on Friday tbh I was ****ting myself as its been a while since I had a proper date- I was also anxious that I had built up this amazing image of myself through text messaging and social proof that I had to live up to and I wouldnt be drunk to hide behind ( when I have a few drinks in a club I do tend to become very very confident and i am only situatioanlly confident in real life which I am working on).
Anyways on the date I was very uncomfortable at the start- my mouth was dry and I generally was ****ting myself for the first half an hour- I think I was even more stifled because she was so bubbly and confident from the start that i felt an even bigger pressure to impress- she had also said that she doesn't fancy unconfident men a night earlier when she was drunk which I was originally able to laugh off because I was tipsy and confident at the time. However on Friday I wasn't myself and it did take me a few drinks to get loosened up.
In the end we did stay in the bar that I took her too from 9-30-1:30 am so it wasn't all bad. We then went and got a fish and chip and I got her a taxi home. She had asked me what I though of her to which I told her she was very nice and a bit of a legend.
Basically the date went ok- but I felt unconfident throughout and stifled as she was so confident and I just couldn't settle properly. We did kiss at the end off the night for a couple of seconds but I haven't heard from her since. My plan was and always is for a girl to text me after the date to say thank you etc and then I respond. This hasn't happened yet and I am very confused. Logic would say that she obviously didn't text me because she didn't like me and I didn't live up to my reputation, but I am also of the opinion that she is waiting for me to text her and tell her I had a good time. Is this the possible or will a girl ALWAYAS text after a date first if she had a good time???
She was genuinely once of the nicest girls I have ever met ( she is a blood doner, a medicine student, a volunteer worker and she tried to make me feel a little bit more comfortable when I told her at the start that I was uncharasstically nervous which I know isn't a particularly good thing to say).
Any thoughts on this once guys? I don't intend on texting her and will wait it out but I am very shocked she hasn't even text me out of manners to say thank you which I would have expected considering the date did end in a kiss and she said she had a good time and more importantly her very good character would have led me to believe she had this much manners). Could it be that she is waiting for the boy to text her saying he had a good time? Or is it more likely that she just said she had a good time and actually didn't and she simply was a tad disappointed that I wasn't as funny or charismatic that she had lead to believe-
I was speaking to my ex gf and she thinks that it is very rude of me not to text her and that she is probably waiting on me to text her first- my housemate thinks the same. However I would have imagined that
All thoughts and comments welcomed!!!????
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I think you are doing fine. Do whatever is comfortable for you...it's all a variety.. If you think that you lost some points on the first date, that laying low is probably the best strategy. If it gets to the point where you are consumed by the idea of her, then it would probably be time to ask her out again point blank.odawg said:Dude- reread my other posts. I am working on other girls atm- I was out last night at the club and I am currently in work so there is no harm in discussing this. Just becasue I am discussing this doesnt mean that I am obsessing over this girl. I generally think it is a very interesting topic of when to told off/when to go in for the kill.
Also, note that I am currently in work, so talking about this in work is more interesting than my dayjob as a lawyer so there are no issues.
:rockon: :rockon:odawg said:Update: she rang me drunk last night at a student party, told me she really liked me and came over to my apartment and I ****ed her-
Take a bow- patience is a virtue