BPH
Master Don Juan
Most of you replied to this while I was actually on the date, so I didn't see most of this until now, but I do want to point out that I appreciated your input @Velasco .
I spoke to @BeExcellent and she suggested I be less rigid with the timing, since if the date goes really well, adjustments can be made.
If you look at my recent lay reports, aside from the ones that happened the same night, they usually happen over a late-night drink date on a weekend. I think the earliest one I went on was at 9:30 PM.
Why do I do it this way? Because it's on a weekend where work the next morning isn't a concern, it's later at night in a more intimate setting with lower pressure, and it's at the end of the day when there's nothing that needs to be done after (because everything important would've been done beforehand).
I don't expect a woman to flat-out tell me whether she wants to hook up before even meeting for our date. That's a Mode One strategy, and I don't like Mode One because I don't think it works on attractive women with options. I understand that most women still want to be courted and seduced. The reason for my concern here is that she's essentially telling me how the night is going to end. I like later dates because there is the POSSIBILITY of them going further when the woman isn't concerned about a deadline, the way this one was about her yoga in the morning.
Anyway, I took @Velasco and @BeExcellent 's input and went on the date, and I was proven right.
It went very well, but only so well. She has a rule, apparently, where she doesn't kiss on the first date, so there was no room to physically escalate beyond just breaking the touch barrier. So I didn't really have any "weapons" at my disposal to convince her to reconsider her early curfew.
She wants to see me again and is available Thursday night. She texted me when she got home that she had a great time and that she was going to bed, and that was it.
I was going to go back out in Philly, but my car's check engine light came on when I got close to home, so I decided to just call it a night.
I spoke to @BeExcellent and she suggested I be less rigid with the timing, since if the date goes really well, adjustments can be made.
Because I am screening.^^This is fair. So why not cut to the chase and ask if she wants to hook up? Versus this ambiguous "let's meet at 10:00" and expect her to figure out your agenda is to get laid?
If you look at my recent lay reports, aside from the ones that happened the same night, they usually happen over a late-night drink date on a weekend. I think the earliest one I went on was at 9:30 PM.
Why do I do it this way? Because it's on a weekend where work the next morning isn't a concern, it's later at night in a more intimate setting with lower pressure, and it's at the end of the day when there's nothing that needs to be done after (because everything important would've been done beforehand).
I don't expect a woman to flat-out tell me whether she wants to hook up before even meeting for our date. That's a Mode One strategy, and I don't like Mode One because I don't think it works on attractive women with options. I understand that most women still want to be courted and seduced. The reason for my concern here is that she's essentially telling me how the night is going to end. I like later dates because there is the POSSIBILITY of them going further when the woman isn't concerned about a deadline, the way this one was about her yoga in the morning.
Anyway, I took @Velasco and @BeExcellent 's input and went on the date, and I was proven right.
It went very well, but only so well. She has a rule, apparently, where she doesn't kiss on the first date, so there was no room to physically escalate beyond just breaking the touch barrier. So I didn't really have any "weapons" at my disposal to convince her to reconsider her early curfew.
She wants to see me again and is available Thursday night. She texted me when she got home that she had a great time and that she was going to bed, and that was it.
I was going to go back out in Philly, but my car's check engine light came on when I got close to home, so I decided to just call it a night.
