I dated only professional men with public profiles and even then absolutely every single one expected sex after 3rd date. One even texted me I was wasting his time after I suggested an activity unrelated to dinner. It’s just the fact men out there behave like hos. So I quit OLD altogether and enjoy my singlehood. Better than feeling like a piece of meat torn apart by hungry horndogs |
Sure, blame the victims. Not the people responsible for what they went through. |
I am a woman, but it would be a huge red flag to me (if I were a man), if a woman offered sex after knowing me for a few hours. Talk about needing a condom!! |
How out are you? I am an older woman and can’t imagine sexting with someone I hardly know. Who are these women? Our mothers? Our co-workers? |
* How old are you |
Wow. What a condescending, superior, snotty post. Do you feel all superior and smart now, PP? Good for you and your perfect LTR. By the way your recommended "messages or phone calls," or even online searches sometimes, do not screen out people who are flat out liars and skilled at masking the crazy, but your highfalutin' self will never believe that, I'm sure. But there are some downright evil people out there who are excellent at hiding their true selves. You're merely lucky you never encountered one of those people--you're not necessarily smarter and better than everyone else. |
Your description is a huge turnoff to me. (Who would only be sexual in an exclusive relationship) Is it better if you indicate you only want friends/companion (vs relationship)? I am not sure how it works |
I’m mid 40s. Sexting is pretty normal after 1at date |
I do look for a relationship and sex. I did have sex with those who allowed me time to learn them better. What is a turn off for you specifically ? |
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My relative was widowed in her early 40s and tried OLD (never had done it before). She got interest from a guy who seemed smart and interesting and they arranged a first date. She was a bit nervous about the whole OLD thing and mentioned that, before this date. I felt a weird vibe about it all, and hopped online right away. Within 90 seconds I had pulled up news articles in my state that he had been prosecuted a couple of times as a landlord for defrauding tenants, not maintaining properties, etc., and then the trail just stopped -- at exactly the time he'd moved to my relative's state. He had just left my state to avoid further prosecution and in her state was presenting himself as a property owner, etc.. Back to his same horrible landlord s**t, I'm sure. He hadn't even bothered to change his name in any way, and all this legal stuff was online! She immediately canceled the date and halted OLD. I do NOT blame her at all. She's a smart woman but just hadn't dated in ages, and didn't think to Google before a casual, public first date. She was still reeling a bit, even a few years on, after losing her DH, and just wanted to meet someone nice and interesting. The moral is, always dig around online even if they seem fine on the surface. This guy was scum, and evaded prosecution by moving around. Could have been a great date and nice to her, perhaps, but morally was a cesspit. Fortunately my relative met a wonderful man and they are now in a serious relationship. They met when he volunteered for a charitable organization for which she is a staff member. The old-fashioned way--common interests, shared values. OLD sucks and is a meat market full of dubious people. I know, I know, many here will protest that they found lovely partners through OLD and I do not doubt them, I just think that between stories here of "He/she expectd sex right away" and my relative's experience with Mr. Landlord, it's just better to live your life, get involved in what matters to you, and maybe find someone that way. Or be comfortable with being a single adult. |
Me thinks that poster is the crazy one that others have stories about |
Not "normal" among people with class and dignity who are looking for partners with class and dignity. If it's just sex you want, sure, sexting is probably your normal. |
I don’t think it’s unreasonable after the 3rd date. I may not be in love by any means but after 3 dates I’m either very interested or not. If not, I move on and no 4th date. |
Normal? You must send some pretty hot signals on that first date! |
| For those recommending online research, How do you even know they are telling you their real name? |