CaConfused
Don Juan
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Hey guys,
I'm going out with a very sweet, very honest girl that I met on OKCupid. I know that they are rare. But given my experience, I know she is.
Anyway, we have dated three times.
SUNDAY Date two I slept over but didn't have sex. She said she would only have sex in an exclusive relationship. We messed around a bunch
WEDNESDAY - Went to dinner, went back to her place, messed around a little, but we both had work. So here's the Q. During dinner we got into a great convo and for some reason I suggest we see a movie that we both want to see on FRIDAY (2 days later) because Im too busy on Sat. She agreed and said she could go right after Happy Hour with her friends. I thought to myself "Too soon!"
On the way out from her place she reminded me "Let me know if you're good on the movie for Friday."
So what do I do? Keep or flake on this 4th date on Friday, or is it OK?
I could possibly try to move it to Sunday especially since a snow front might be moving in-- use that as an excuse.
I'm going out with a very sweet, very honest girl that I met on OKCupid. I know that they are rare. But given my experience, I know she is.
Anyway, we have dated three times.
SUNDAY Date two I slept over but didn't have sex. She said she would only have sex in an exclusive relationship. We messed around a bunch
WEDNESDAY - Went to dinner, went back to her place, messed around a little, but we both had work. So here's the Q. During dinner we got into a great convo and for some reason I suggest we see a movie that we both want to see on FRIDAY (2 days later) because Im too busy on Sat. She agreed and said she could go right after Happy Hour with her friends. I thought to myself "Too soon!"
On the way out from her place she reminded me "Let me know if you're good on the movie for Friday."
So what do I do? Keep or flake on this 4th date on Friday, or is it OK?
I could possibly try to move it to Sunday especially since a snow front might be moving in-- use that as an excuse.