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Kam
So i started talking to a guy from a dating app. It’s been two days. Then he asked to meet but his way of asking was very off putting. He said take me out for coffee. I mean what does that mean? He should be the one taking me out for coffee, why will I take him out. Very strange. I don’t feel like talking to him anymore. I feel he’s very immature.
Ewathat’s normal on dating apps, men expect to be taken out these days, it happened to me oh so many time and yes I agree it is extremely off putting.
Feel free to tell him what you just posted here.KamEwa, when he said take me out for coffee i said why, why would I take you out on coffee? Then he tried to turn it into a joke like you could have said no but who says no like that. I just let it go. I can’t engage with such man-children. Or sit and teach them how to date.
RavenIgnore the (man) child & on to the next…
KhadijaNext!
MaryYou pegged him right. He was also gauging you and all others for measure of desperation/love.
mamaThis guy that you speak of is not serious about finding a relationship. He’s playing a game. He thinks he’s flirting and screening under the radar, but nope. I see what this casual friend of mine does with women and there is latent misogyny in his dating approach. This is one of his techniques.
I have a casual friend who does this w/women he meets on dating sites. It’s a game, avoid men like this.
We actually met a decade ago on a dating site and he didn’t do this back then. But he was a flake — a nice guy but not someone I would ever date. Since then we’ve been casual friends; he’s been engaged a few times and feels like he has to filter out the gold diggers — with coffee, the ULTIMATE gold digging maneuver ;) He does not have any “gold” by the way.
Ugh, avoid this man it’s just better that way (for you!)
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