qchelle
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I’ve met a ton of us (AA’s) who voted for him for this very reason.
You know a ton of aas who voted for trump? Dang! Where you live? Lol
I’ve met a ton of us (AA’s) who voted for him for this very reason.
You know a ton of aas who voted for trump? Dang! Where you live? Lol
Kinda off topic, but it always confuses me when foreign born people strongly identify with an American nationalist agenda. How does that work? If this nation were truly nationalist, they wouldn't be here, right?He's a foreign born white guy from Russia. He voted for Obama twice, but then Trump because of his strong nationalist agenda. He truly believes Trump is what this nation needs.
I just always mentally think and lead with I'm the prize and I don't like being like everyone else. Therefore you're gonna have to work to get me. I don't know how to tell you to do that because it's really just a mentality. Have standards and make men meet them without even telling them. I told you, I don't reply to texts in the initial dating phase at all. Period. You want to talk to me call me. And don't say it. Just don't reply. When they call don't stay on the phone for hours. Don't allow men to make life as still minute plans. Don't allow a man to not date you, e.g let's hang out. No. Also make them be on your schedule not theirs, you don't have to always be available. You have your own life@Zaynab and @PretteePlease can y’all help me out? I was looking at a SheraSeven video and she was talking about how men learn and through challenges. Therefore they only love a girl that is a challenge. They like the easy girls too but as soon as they meet their conquest they will be on to the next girl that was a challenge. I thought about it...as it relates to dating I’m easy.
If you call. I will answer.
If you text it might not be definite but I will text you in 1-3 hours.
I’m naturally easygoing and pleasant. I’m sweet with a touch of sarcasm and playfulness.
How do you make it a challenge.
How do you change the game to make them feel like they’ve won this prize that is very hard to get?
Shake it off. It's spring. Be cute and Get out there.I'm going through a pretty long dry spell of no dates. I need to get out of my rut and get out and meet folks.
It confuses me too.Kinda off topic, but it always confuses me when foreign born people strongly identify with an American nationalist agenda. How does that work? If this nation were truly nationalist, they wouldn't be here, right?
I've pretty much lived here my whole life I went to school here and am currently working in my field/family business. I try to get out of town 1-2 weekends a month but pickings are sooo slim around here
@Zaynab and @PretteePlease can y’all help me out?
How do you make it a challenge.
How do you change the game to make them feel like they’ve won this prize that is very hard to get?
Kinda off topic, but it always confuses me when foreign born people strongly identify with an American nationalist agenda. How does that work? If this nation were truly nationalist, they wouldn't be here, right?
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I do suspect that DR hottie is just upset right now and will come back around...door is open but only on my terms.
And that’s how it’s supposed to be , on your terms. Thanks for keeping us updated on your dating experiences. It’s entertaining but also helpful too. Enjoy your two dates this weekend.
I always say "What do you mean?" or "Why does that matter?" Then move them to the bottom of the list or off of it entirely.Ladies dating:
How do you feel when a man asks you “what do you do”?
I’m wondering if I’m the only one who hates being asked this question. Not because I’m not professionally successful or proud of my accomplishments, but it makes me feel some kind of way (still processing); especially if its the second question asked after what’s yoir name.
I only lurk in this thread but I just had to post about this because you are not the only one. I absolutely hate it and I still don't even know why. My ex told me that it was normal to ask this. I disagreed with him because I don't usually - people always volunteer the information. And like you it isn't because I'm not successful but I'm private and I don't want to talk about my work. Not in the beginning at least because it doesn't even matter. And even those reasons don't fully explain why I don't like the question from men. If you approach it the way @sarumoki suggests (which I actually think are good ways to address it and have used before) then you risk running into an argument and you look like the one with the problem. So like she said they usually move to the bottom or off the list entirely. What I've started doing is just telling them, change the subject and mentally move them to the back of the line. I'll be watching for other thoughts on this.Ladies dating:
How do you feel when a man asks you “what do you do”?
I’m wondering if I’m the only one who hates being asked this question. Not because I’m not professionally successful or proud of my accomplishments, but it makes me feel some kind of way (still processing); especially if its the second question asked after what’s yoir name.
Ladies dating:
How do you feel when a man asks you “what do you do”?
I’m wondering if I’m the only one who hates being asked this question. Not because I’m not professionally successful or proud of my accomplishments, but it makes me feel some kind of way (still processing); especially if its the second question asked after what’s yoir name.
When asked what I do? I simply say “I solve problems”or “I’m in XYZ field”. They usually get the hint that I’m not getting into specifics. I don’t get offended as I think it’s a get to know you question. I think only men should be asked that question IMO.@LdyKamz
Glad to know I’m not the only one. This guy I just met seems really cool, very attractive, and right in my age bracket. He’s a corporate professional based upon his appearance and the way he approached me. Okay great start....
I give him my number, he text this evening and the first question was so what do you do? My response was “I work for X company (which is well known) and I’m in technology project management. Thanks for asking but I prefer to talk less about my career and get into title swapping, as I much rather get to know you as a human being”.
No reply back. I know that’s very passive aggressive of which I intended it to be but he hit a nerve. If I were to text him or any man and the first question I ask is what do you do, I’d be labeled a gold digger.
Depending on how they ask determines whether I feel they are just gett
When asked what I do? I simply say “I solve problems”or “I’m in XYZ field”. They usually get the hint that I’m not getting into specifics. I don’t get offended as I think it’s a get to know you question. I think only men should be asked that question IMO.
I don't like it either. If it's asked too soon, it's like they're sizing you up to see if you're worthy of their time and almost always asked by guys obsessed with status and flossing=guys I don't particularly care for. Or they're cheap and trying to see if you have your own. I usually just say I work at [my company] and leave it at thatLadies dating:
How do you feel when a man asks you “what do you do”?
I’m wondering if I’m the only one who hates being asked this question. Not because I’m not professionally successful or proud of my accomplishments, but it makes me feel some kind of way (still processing); especially if its the second question asked after what’s yoir name.
Maybe I need to sit on @hopeful couch
Poly dude has been cut....since our date Sunday this joker has sent me a litany of texts and facetime requests. Like he went from sensible to overdose...6:30 am text from him: call? 8:30am you up?? 9am have a good day. Afternoon: lunchtime call? on and on.
I already told him the next date will be next weekend because his this upcoming saturday’sh itinerary conflicts with my schedule and I’m not having dinner so late to where I need to stay the night...his response was more about “helping me” integrate my personal plans with his itinerary for us instead of accepting the following weekend.
so...I blocked him
And no real cares are given accept for wondering if I’m becoming more and more emotionally available. On paper he is a good catch but that neediness is a no go!
le sigh...maybe I’ll regret it when I’m 60.
I don't like it either. If it's asked too soon, it's like they're sizing you up to see if you're worthy of their time and almost always asked by guys obsessed with status and flossing=guys I don't particularly care for. Or they're cheap and trying to see if you have your own. I usually just say I work at [my company] and leave it at that
Man they try to act sooooo hard. Baby they will come back around.So I was kinda right but I hate this part about the dating scene. DR hottie expressed that he only dates exclusively even at the start of meeting someone and said that he doesn’t like the fact that I’m “dating” instead of focusing solely on getting to know him.
So I told him that he’s asking for something that I am not willing to give and unfortunately we can be friends but nothing romantic. He declined and said he doesn’t do that and it’s all or nothing.
My dating life is becoming like the stock market. The dow is down 500 points today.
Anyway, two dates this weekend. So we will see. I do suspect that DR hottie is just upset right now and will come back around...door is open but only on my terms.