Sex & dinner Date
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Anonymous
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I recently met a guy online, we went out to fine on our first date and then he invited me over for dinner on our second date. Both times we had a great time. After dinner at his place, we sat on the couch, drinking wine. We started kissing and things got somewhat heated but I made it clear we wouldn't be having sex. He seemed ok with it. The next few days after our date he became consistently colder in both text & phone conversations.
I'm sure he thought he had a chance at sex that night but does he really have the right to be icy and rude? It was date 2 !!! |
Anonymous
| he is showing his true colors. I bet he is very controlling. |
Anonymous
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Next!
Move on. |
Anonymous
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No, he had no right to be icy + cold, but there is no law that will penalize him for it.
He showed his TRUE colors that evening and now you know not to waste another second of your time w/him. He likely is only using these dating sites to hook up w/women. In his mind, the fact that you went to his place makes him think you are easy as Sunday morning. Congrats for dodging the biggest mud bullet ever. |
Anonymous
| You don't set foot in a persons home unless you plan to screw around. Period. |
Anonymous
| I've been avoiding all dinner at home invitations. To me they mean, I want sex. I always suggest an alternative. Some of the guys have acted irritated by that.oh well... |
Anonymous
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A date anywhere means he wants sex.
He has a "right" to be unhappy if you guys don't have sex. You have a "right" to find that incredibly unattractive and find someone else to date. |
Anonymous
| Yup, he wanted sex. Be done with him; he's not a gentleman. |
Anonymous
| Going to house = sex likely. If you werent ready for that step you shouldnt have gone. Instead you let him on, and yeah he is going to be cold. |
Anonymous
| What are you in high school? You blow him off- rejected him. He most likely thinks you are married or in another relationship. |
Anonymous
She did not reject HIM. She rejected having sex with him on the SECOND DATE. When are you guys ever going to learn the difference? |
Anonymous
Yep, sorry. At least you had a minimum time and emotional commitment, and glad he backed off. I echo others in that if you don't want to have sex — and/or don't want to end up in relationship with a homebody who can't even come up with something fun to do on a second date (I had one of those!) — don't go to his house that fast. |
Anonymous
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I would expect him to possibly warm up soon...the ole...I cool it and show less interest and she will get desperate thinking she is going to lose this good thing, me, and next time she will put out.
BTW...good move...not allowing his...and I am a man. |
Anonymous
It's a rejection to not have sex on the 2nd date?
And yes. |
Anonymous
| If sex is off the table, guys can usually have more fun with other guys than they would if they went on a date. |