Anonymous wrote:They dug up your non-World-Bank-executive zip code on the internet. Don’t want to tell you they aren’t interested anymore because you will get all defensive. If they no show you are pissed and don’t want to deal with them, win win for woman.
Anonymous wrote:They dug up dirt on the internet. Don’t want to tell you they aren’t interested anymore because you will get all defensive. If they no show you are pissed and don’t want to deal with them, win win for woman.
Anonymous wrote:Woman here. Have never done it but have had it done to me. It's rude either way.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think sometimes women do it because we're trained to be people pleasers and to not say no. So, they really didn't want to go on the date, but didn't feel empowered to say no, but just really really didn't want to go so they no showed instead of just being direct in the first place.
Other women may have had good intentions when they accepted then heard something about you they didn't like, or a friend said something about you snarky or something daft like that so they decided not to go.
Others have a terrible sense of direction and may have gone to the wrong place or gotten lost. Others may have gotten the time wrong.
Women as a group tend to have good intuition, so they may have gone to the meeting place and something felt off to them so they left.
There are as many reasons as there are women.
Fair enough
NP : I still don’t get why it’s beyond them to communicate their intentions beforehand.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think sometimes women do it because we're trained to be people pleasers and to not say no. So, they really didn't want to go on the date, but didn't feel empowered to say no, but just really really didn't want to go so they no showed instead of just being direct in the first place.
Other women may have had good intentions when they accepted then heard something about you they didn't like, or a friend said something about you snarky or something daft like that so they decided not to go.
Others have a terrible sense of direction and may have gone to the wrong place or gotten lost. Others may have gotten the time wrong.
Women as a group tend to have good intuition, so they may have gone to the meeting place and something felt off to them so they left.
There are as many reasons as there are women.
Fair enough
Anonymous wrote:I think sometimes women do it because we're trained to be people pleasers and to not say no. So, they really didn't want to go on the date, but didn't feel empowered to say no, but just really really didn't want to go so they no showed instead of just being direct in the first place.
Other women may have had good intentions when they accepted then heard something about you they didn't like, or a friend said something about you snarky or something daft like that so they decided not to go.
Others have a terrible sense of direction and may have gone to the wrong place or gotten lost. Others may have gotten the time wrong.
Women as a group tend to have good intuition, so they may have gone to the meeting place and something felt off to them so they left.
There are as many reasons as there are women.