PY_2 is offline PY_2 Post #41  November 17,2009, 3:09pm

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D_Lion wrote :
Yo! Be ready on time!

If you want to post for us the minutes and seconds required for each task involved in "getting ready," I'll send you back a handy spreadsheet letting you know when to start "getting ready" to be ready on time.

Got it? Good!
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Mr. Froggie sir...you're needed in the 'THREE things men love about women" thread!!
 
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Is that in "let's talk about sex?"
 
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D_Lion wrote :
Is that in "let's talk about sex?"
No that would be 12 things that men REALLY love about women


the thread I'm talking about is in the dating forum...this very lovely one that we're in right now.
 
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Isn't it more fun in "let's talk about sex?"
 
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As with most things during the first few dates, I think one should try to find that line between respect for your date and being who you are. I have difficulty being on time so I try harder on the first few dates but not enough to give her the impression that I will always be on time.

On the first date - there are enough unknowns and possible anticipation, angst, worry, etc. that I find it best to be on time, as normal as I can be, respectful of her possible needs, etc. - just to increase the likelihood of having a good time - even it we don't get together again. It is expensive in time and money to date a lot so I like to make the best of every date.

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I am always a little early where ever I am going. I don't ever like to keep anyone waiting so I think that it is just plain rude to arrive late any place. When someone arrives early or on time it does not indicate to me that they don't have other things going on and that they're not busy. It indicates to me that they think that the time they spend with me is important and that my time is also valuable.
 
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Wonderwoman402 wrote :
If you are picking her up at her place, don't ever be early!!! She may still be getting ready and you'll make the start of the outing very stressful for her! I had a guy show up 10 minutes early once. He seemed proud of himself for being early. I was pizzed.

On time or a couple minutes past is best for then.

For a date where we've meet before, if meeting somewhere I like it when the guy gets there first and I meet him. That's just me... other women may feel differently. (I won't make him wait... I just prefer if he's arrived a minute or two before me.)

If I happen to get there first for a first meet, I will tell the hostess, bartender (whoever, as appropriate) that I'm meeting someone for the first time... that can alert them not to interrupt us if we get into a good conversation, or to come over often if I look panicked!
I agree! If you are meeting at a separate location it is okay for one or both parties to be early. But if a guy is picking up a gal at her home, if he is early, he should wait in the car and go up to the door right on time. I once had a guy arrive and knock at my door 15 minutes early and I still had rollers in my hair! Gave him quite a shock! LOL!

Please do NOT be late. Whoever suggests that is wrong!
 
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