Anonymous wrote:A short kiss on the first date, a longer one on the second and sex on the third.
Otherwise, move on.
Anonymous wrote:Modern women are so stupid. 80% of men, once you let them have sex, will stop being fun and become convinced that your ideal evening consists of tv, maybe a video game, sex and then sleep. You have to wait and make them wait longer if you want to have any time where you do things you want to do.
Anonymous wrote:
I don't feel like I know enough about anybody to kiss them on the second date. I am a slow burn though and if that means I miss out on some folks who are in a hurry, then so be it. I'm not kissing on or having sex with some virtual stranger. This, to me, is why dating is so awful now, so many folks want to rush through the necessary parts. If your goal is to find a companion and partner then stand upright and spend time together getting to know each other and enjoying each other's company. As for the "'free dinner" nonsense, stop taking dates to dinner. It's boring. We live in DC there are lots of free, fun and interesting things to do. Think outside the damn boring dinner date box.
Oh and I like sex and have a high sex drive, I just want to have lots of great sex with someone I know and feel comfortable with who is vested in me and the relationship and not some stranger.
Anonymous wrote:I would go in for the first kiss upon pickup for the first date.
It sets the tone and takes a little pressure off; no tongue but a slightly open mouth brief kiss was always met with enthusiasm. End of the night kiss was on her and I said so in a joking way. I never had a bad reaction but a friend who tried my style never did it again after a woman canceled the remainder of the date.
I noticed more kissing and sex happens with usual irregularity.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sex on the 3rd date?! Wow, things have changed. Is this true across all age groups these days?
Today's liberated woman does not view sex as something to be ashamed or to that one should hold back. If there is not sufficient chemistry that would make both people want to have sex after three dates, why waste time on the relationship.
In days gone by, a woman who had sex too early in a relation was viewed as easy or a slut. Does not apply today.
Anonymous wrote:A short kiss on the first date, a longer one on the second and sex on the third.
Otherwise, move on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Seriously if you are not having sex by the third date it's time to move on.
Seriously repeating this over and over isn't going to make everyone do it.
Anonymous wrote:I don't feel like I know enough about anybody to kiss them on the second date. I am a slow burn though and if that means I miss out on some folks who are in a hurry, then so be it. I'm not kissing on or having sex with some virtual stranger. This, to me, is why dating is so awful now, so many folks want to rush through the necessary parts. If your goal is to find a companion and partner then stand upright and spend time together getting to know each other and enjoying each other's company. As for the "'free dinner" nonsense, stop taking dates to dinner. It's boring. We live in DC there are lots of free, fun and interesting things to do. Think outside the damn boring dinner date box.