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Date: 2003-12-02 01:12 am (UTC)And if he doesn't? His loss.
(HUG)
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Date: 2003-12-02 01:14 am (UTC)I'd call you back! :)
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Date: 2003-12-02 02:27 am (UTC)But do not carry the burden for a date that might not have gone perfectly. It takes two for things to go well... or not so well.
Breathe. Mr. Right is out there. He is.
HUGS
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Date: 2003-12-02 02:43 am (UTC)Did you enjoy your time with him?
Did he seem to be enjoying?
How did you part?
etc.
You don't need to give a play by play, but I think your post focuses too much on what you did or did not do. It takes two to tango as they say, so what about the other guy? Did you like him enough that you should be waiting with bated breath for him to call you back? If so great ... but let's breathe a little and give him time.
If you both seem to be enjoying the date you can always use the parting as a litmus test. If you really would like to see the guy again. Tell him! "Hey, I had a great time, and I'd like to go out with you again" or ask him out again at some point in the future "I had a great time last week, and there's a movie out that I want to see ... want to come?"
There is always that chance that you find that it's not working for you, or that one person 'made a connection' and the other did not. Also, sometimes one person's idea of a date is not the other persons idea (I know some men who think all dates must end in sex) Communication continues to be key, but people have a hard time delivering "bad news" (I know I do). Some times this is manifested in the person not getting back to you, but give the fellow the benefit of the doubt. If you've called him give him at least a few days to get back to you. Sometimes people are genuinely busy.
But if it turns out that you're not what he's looking for, don't take it personally. It's much easier to say this than to do this, but remember that everyone is looking for something. Sometimes we don't find it in the other person. But that does not make the other person bad ... some of my best activity friends are people who I've gone on a date with, but we did not click romantically.
So give the guy some time. If it turns into a second date then great. If not, it may still be great.
*****HUGS*****
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Date: 2003-12-04 06:22 am (UTC)uholy just like you
Date: 2003-12-04 10:24 am (UTC)In the same boat
Date: 2003-12-05 07:13 am (UTC)Sweetie, don't feel bad. I have gotten stood up, no calls back, no one seems to care, etc all the time. You're not a LOOSER! Damn you, you need get out of Dallas, TX and come here to Atlanta. I would call you back in a heartbeat! You're adoraable.
Snuggle hug,
Wes
Re: In the same boat
Date: 2003-12-05 09:41 am (UTC)Come out to California. We're just a bunch of weirdos, but we're pretty nice. :)