That distance question, OWW, has got me thinking. Is it in itself a minor red flag?
I was smitten by SurreyGirl way back at the end of last year, we met up once in London, and she was 2 hours drive away from me, but I thought she was fantastic and funny and sweet, so I thought it could possibly have worked. But she said her life was too complicated with her nightmare ex, not being able to get any babysitters ever and the distance was just a huge hurdle we couldn't get over.
Now I have a woman in central london winking at me repeatedly. She's very attractive and interesting and seemingly funny, but how she saw my profile I don't know, seeing as I say I'm in Hungaria. Not really much future there (I did mail to ask how she found me out of interest)
So.. are people who will plan very long distance dates being somewhat overly optimistic, or in the case of (some) men are they just looking for a shag a long way from home, with the built-in opt out clause of distance?
I'd be cautious about the latter.