He asked me out for Friday but still hasn't set s time?

[Anonymous]

"Looking forward to tonight! What time do you want to meet?"

PS I agree men do suck at this. My husband does.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:“Did we ever set a time for tonight?”

Too passive-aggressive for my taste.

[Anonymous]

I would make plans with girlfriends, not another guy.

I also wouldn’t text and ask for a time. Of course I would do that with my husband or a girlfriend, but not with a man who just asked me on a first date.

[Anonymous]

Tell us about the other guy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"Looking forward to tonight! What time do you want to meet?"

PS I agree men do suck at this. My husband does.

This entirely. My partner has a clear idea of time, but often forgets to tell me. It’s ok to ask.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"Looking forward to tonight! What time do you want to meet?"

PS I agree men do suck at this. My husband does.

Same, although he's fabulous about birthdays and anniversaries.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Looking forward to tonight! What time do you want to meet?"

PS I agree men do suck at this. My husband does.

This entirely. My partner has a clear idea of time, but often forgets to tell me. It’s ok to ask.

It’s different if it’s your husband or long term partner. Assuming that men have the best of intentions, but are just inept, is how women get themselves into trouble.

[Anonymous]

ugh annoying

if you feel confident and willing, message him and just say - hey, did you still want to get together tonight?

if you feel like this guy is proving himself not to be as reliable and with-it as you'd want from a partner, just don't message him and take this as the sign that this isn't the guy for you

[Anonymous]

I decided to text him and he hasn't responded so ai have my answer

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would make plans with girlfriends, not another guy.

I also wouldn’t text and ask for a time. Of course I would do that with my husband or a girlfriend, but not with a man who just asked me on a first date.

Agreed!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would make plans with girlfriends, not another guy.

I also wouldn’t text and ask for a time. Of course I would do that with my husband or a girlfriend, but not with a man who just asked me on a first date.

Agreed!!!

I decided to text. He didn't respond. Going out with friends instead. I think in the future I will use your approach. If a guy wants my time he can ask for it properly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why don't you ask?

Because I don't want to seem desperate.

You seem like you are 12

Exactly. Only the desperate are worried about being seen as desperate.

And dont text people. Call them. Texting in courtship is weak bull&#it. A male opinion here.

Welcome to millennial dating world... everything is by text nowadays.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I decided to text him and he hasn't responded so ai have my answer

Damn, what a loser. Next.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I decided to text him and he hasn't responded so ai have my answer

Damn, what a loser. Next.

Wow I’m sorry. What a douche. Oh well at least you haven’t invested much and can work on finding someone who deserves you. But I don’t think in general following up for details is desperate or that it means a guy isn’t interested.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I decided to text him and he hasn't responded so ai have my answer

Does his name start with an A and end with an L? If so, he did the same thing to me. LOL