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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Recently separated 46 year old UMC, post grad educated, white woman. I'd been married for 14 years. I haven't been with another man since before my husband.

My sister says I needed to say fvck it and just into into Tinder to 'get alive again'

First few dates are just really ick because its obvious the guys think it's basically a booty call. That's not my interest at all.

Match with another guy and we actually correspond for a week before meeting. We meet. He's cute-ish, a little short, but he's professional, well spoken and kind so I'm open to meet again.

I suggest Indian. He says he's never had Indian food. I figure he's kidding but he's not so I say how about Pho. He says he doesn't even know what that is. Alarms are going off. How does a 45 year old urban professional not know about Pho or curry? Just for fun I then suggest Banh Mi. Yeah, never heard of that. He's never been out off the country. He doesn't read, never been to a play etc.

He's incredibly uncultured and its weird given his station.

Would you go out again?[/quote]

What exactly is his station, so to speak?

The DH of one of my friends sounds like this.  He's quite wealthy, has made tons of $$$ as an exec at a large builder (like a Toll Bros).  But he's very uncultured in many ways--won't eat anything spicier than salt, not well read, etc.  [/quote]

His station, LMAO.  Oh this is too funny.  I didn't realise the US was so much like India with stations and caste's.  How enlightened for you.

Op please leave this poor guy alone.  Let him find a nice woman he can have a laugh with.[/quote]

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