Zerro said:
I disagree if it's a first date and she doesn't know you well to begin with then you shouldn't be surprised if she wants details. It's not until you've built up some comfort that you can take her out without telling her anything about the plans ahead of time.
Zerro,
I think you're correct on this one in regards to the very first date, But I'm talking about the whole spectrum of the dating process.
For instance, from the 2nd date onward:
Every woman who demands to know "where are we going" or "what will we be doing" BEFORE she even says "Yes, I'd like to go out with you"----is a prime suspect of being guilty of being more into the "date itself" than she is the guy who's trying to "make the date".
So far, no guy has ever reported to me that they've ever really gotten anywhere with any woman with whom they've had THIS kind of conversation:
Guy: "Hey Pamela, would you like to go out with me this weekend around 7pm?"
Girl: "I don't know...what do you have in mind?"
Women who come off all "extra cautious" like this----BEFORE they even say "yes" they'd like to go out with you usually have "very little" or just "marginal" interest in you at best.
Most times, women who are REALLY interested in you will say "yes" to going out with you first----THEN, if they don't like your particular date idea, they'll keep talking to you to see if you're open to suggestions for another date idea instead.
In other words, in the mind of an interested woman:
Her desire to get together with you is NOT IN QUESTION---but what exactly the two of you will be doing when you DO get together can sometimes still be open for discussion.