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We really hit it off and I was really looking forward to meeting her and she suggested we meet at 11am on saturday morning. I was like......."well I normally go to sleep around 4am/5am on friday night so lets make it 1pm? For some reason she was stuck on 11am and said she got weird vibes from me going to bed so late? That was the earliest someone ever suggested meeting me from a dating app and I found it to be a bit odd. Normally when I meet someone it's early afternoon or the evening. Anyone else think meeting at 11am in the morning is weird?
11am is so late it's almost not morning any more. Hint... most places serving breakfast STOP serving breakfast around that time.
It's odd that if 11 was OK that 1 was a deal-breaker, but it's also really odd for you to regularly stay up until 4 or 5 am and say you would want to do that even if you had an "early" Saturday date planned.
It might suggest a basic conflict in lifestyle if she's not a night owl.
Sounds like incompatibility if you’re digging in your heels already.
Now if she wanted to come over my place at 11am then that's the something I could have been up for lol Plus I already made a decision to go closer to her the first time and this is how I get treated because I suggested 1pm.
11am is so late it's almost not morning any more. Hint... most places serving breakfast STOP serving breakfast around that time.
It's odd that if 11 was OK that 1 was a deal-breaker, but it's also really odd for you to regularly stay up until 4 or 5 am and say you would want to do that even if you had an "early" Saturday date planned.
It might suggest a basic conflict in lifestyle if she's not a night owl.
No, I go to bed at 4am/5am on friday night and saturday night because I am off the next day
11am is so late it's almost not morning any more. Hint... most places serving breakfast STOP serving breakfast around that time.
It's odd that if 11 was OK that 1 was a deal-breaker, but it's also really odd for you to regularly stay up until 4 or 5 am and say you would want to do that even if you had an "early" Saturday date planned.
It might suggest a basic conflict in lifestyle if she's not a night owl.
I explained to her that I have to get up early the first 3 saturdays in April and that I was looking forward to the last saturday in march because I was going to be able to sleep past 10am. Starting tomorrow I have to get up at 7:30am which means tonight I have to be in the bed tonight by 1am. So that's why I didnt want to get up earlier because I knew what I had to do in April
I explained to her that I have to get up early the first 3 saturdays in April and that I was looking forward to the last saturday in march because I was going to be able to sleep past 10am. Starting tomorrow I have to get up at 7:30am which means tonight I have to be in the bed tonight by 1am. So that's why I didnt want to get up earlier because I knew what I had to do in April
Getting to bed by 1am isn't hard for most grownups. To me, this whole answer ^ is a bunch of reasons why not over a two hour difference in what most people consider the middle of the day.
Maybe a simpler answer would have been better: "Sorry.... 11 doesn't work, can you do 1?"
Otherwise, as a practical matter I don't think I would be compatible with someone who wants to stay up all night just because they can. I got over that in college. Could be she's just not into that.
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We really hit it off and I was really looking forward to meeting her and she suggested we meet at 11am on saturday morning. I was like......."well I normally go to sleep around 4am/5am on friday night so lets make it 1pm? For some reason she was stuck on 11am and said she got weird vibes from me going to bed so late? That was the earliest someone ever suggested meeting me from a dating app and I found it to be a bit odd. Normally when I meet someone it's early afternoon or the evening. Anyone else think meeting at 11am in the morning is weird?
I don’t think it is weird but definitely not common. I’d ask what the hell is so critical about 11am that she won’t get off of?
Typically, 4-5am would be a super late night back in DC super wasted for me. I would never stay up that late simply for the hell of it.
We really hit it off and I was really looking forward to meeting her and she suggested we meet at 11am on saturday morning. I was like......."well I normally go to sleep around 4am/5am on friday night so lets make it 1pm? For some reason she was stuck on 11am and said she got weird vibes from me going to bed so late? That was the earliest someone ever suggested meeting me from a dating app and I found it to be a bit odd. Normally when I meet someone it's early afternoon or the evening. Anyone else think meeting at 11am in the morning is weird?
I'd say be glad you dodged that bullet. If she's that picky and demanding you don't want anything to do with her.
1. She probably thought that you are a big time party animal
2. She realized that you aren't into her much, otherwise you would get up earlier to meet her for (brunch?)
3. She decided that your lifestyle is not compatible with hers.
4. Maybe she wanted to meet at 11AM because she already had plans for lunch (someone else lined up, parents, friends...)
1. If you were so interested to meet her, you could just say that you will be busy at 11, and propose 1PM without any explanation.
2. You already decided to get closer to her, but not up to a sex at noon?
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