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Old 02-17-2022, 03:48 PM
 
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Did your mother never tell you to always walk your date to her car? It's a safety thing and also a gentleman thing. I'm thinking you don't really like this girl that much, or you don't really care about her well-being.

This reminds me of the poster whose husband didn't try to save her when she was choking because he was watching TV and didn't want to be interrupted. Also the story Amy Schumer tells about her first date with her husband when she tripped and fell down and he just stared at her. It didn't occur to him to help her up.
You need to ready the post history. She offered before I had a chance. I knew someone would take that comment out of context.
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Old 02-17-2022, 03:52 PM
 
Location: NE Mississippi
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She wanted to see what kind of car you drive. Is it an old beat up Saturn or a new-ish, clean Ford F150? Sometimes what people drive says a lot about them.
That was my thought. Women have done that several times with me.
There are "married" cars and "single" cars. "Organized people" cars and "dingbat" cars.
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Old 02-17-2022, 04:38 PM
 
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You need to ready the post history. She offered before I had a chance. I knew someone would take that comment out of context.
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Good point. I think she just beat me to asking or it just slipped my mind.
Which is it? You still should have said you would walk her, instead of agreeing. You should never have put her in the position of having to either get into a relative stranger's car or walk alone to her car. You were not a gentleman. Or else you don't really consider others.
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Old 02-17-2022, 04:41 PM
 
Location: Huntersville/Charlotte, NC and Washington, DC
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Did your mother never tell you to always walk your date to her car? It's a safety thing and also a gentleman thing. I'm thinking you don't really like this girl that much, or you don't really care about her well-being.

This reminds me of the poster whose husband didn't try to save her when she was choking because he was watching TV and didn't want to be interrupted. Also the story Amy Schumer tells about her first date with her husband when she tripped and fell down and he just stared at her. It didn't occur to him to help her up.
Good grief.

In my experience, most women don’t want to be walked to their car by their date FOR safety reasons.

And BRW that Amy Schumer story is a very poor argument point since dude ended up still being her husband so clearly she wasn’t that bothered by it.
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Old 02-17-2022, 05:32 PM
 
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Which is it? You still should have said you would walk her, instead of agreeing. You should never have put her in the position of having to either get into a relative stranger's car or walk alone to her car. You were not a gentleman. Or else you don't really consider others.
So now you finally decided to read my posts. Or she could have wait for it…asked me to walk her to her car. She wasn’t put into any position. Women walk to their cars alone everyday of the week, and many would consider it sexist to assume she needed a man to walk her to her car.

We’ve got another date planned anyways, so looks like she disagrees with your opinion that you formed after finally reading the post history.

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Old 02-17-2022, 05:54 PM
 
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That was my thought. Women have done that several times with me.
There are "married" cars and "single" cars. "Organized people" cars and "dingbat" cars.
How did you know that was their intentions?
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Old 02-17-2022, 07:18 PM
 
Location: The ghetto
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I had a second date with a girl. First date she paid for our drinks without asking. Second date she wanted to walk me to my car. Both of these things have never happened to me before. Does this mean anything? She apparently wants to go out again, so I guess it’s good or she’s just really nice?

Yes, it's good. Don't overthink it. She likes you.
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Old 02-18-2022, 03:52 AM
 
Location: Free From The Oppressive State
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I had a second date with a girl. First date she paid for our drinks without asking. Second date she wanted to walk me to my car. Both of these things have never happened to me before. Does this mean anything? She apparently wants to go out again, so I guess it’s good or she’s just really nice?
I have paid on first dates for 2 reasons:

1 - If I realize that I don't like the guy, there's no drama.

2 - If I realize that I do like the guy, there's no assumptions.

Also, walking you to your car?

It means she's courteous. I have done the same...

...when I liked the guy.

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Aaaand then this...

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We both have similar incomes and aren’t hurting for money. She has asked me about my job 3 times and asked how many sq feet my house was. And I think she inherited a decent amount of money
Asking about your job, no big deal. Sometimes people have no idea what to talk about.

But asking about the square footage of your house?

I'm going to have to say that's a red flag, and maybe she wasn't walking you to your car out of courtesy because she liked you, but walking to your car to see what kind of car you drive, and then doing the math: job + sq footage of house + car = gold digger.

Maybe the buying of things on the first date was to throw you off the scent.

I can't imagine ever asking a guy about the square footage of his house. That's very specific, and there's only 1 reason for someone to ask that.

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Old 02-18-2022, 04:28 AM
 
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One reason is asked is because I once had a girl tell me she pays for the date if she isnt into a guy.
This is very unusual, so I'm not sure why you'd even go for this as this applying to the new girl. If a woman doesn't like a guy, she typically insists on paying her own way...if anything.
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Old 02-18-2022, 05:26 AM
 
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Good grief.

In my experience, most women don’t want to be walked to their car by their date FOR safety reasons.

And BRW that Amy Schumer story is a very poor argument point since dude ended up still being her husband so clearly she wasn’t that bothered by it.
Most women feel unsafe at the end of the date? If it happens a lot, they should probably do their screening a little better.

I took the story about Amy Schumer’s husband to be one of how a guy who’s on the spectrum behaves. He is. We all take away different things from reading an opinion.

Sometimes a certain type of man finds that women paying for the date, or walking them to their car is confusing because they’ve identified women as always looking for a free meal when they agree to a date. Acting helpless, yet wanting equal rights. So now all of a sudden the guy finds out accepting a drink or walk to your car isn’t one of the tricks evil wimmenz play, we have just accepted graciously because you offered.
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