Foxtrot Mr Crumpet sounds ace, hope all goes well on Saturday
You said "Has anybody else ever agreed to a second date because they felt bad for the man?"
Yes, and I ended up staying with him for 7 years, what a fucking waste of my twenties!!
Geordie I think you've done the right thing with Mr Walk in the Woods, but it's probably just a lost in translation thing and he's right now kicking himself. But it's best you feel comfortable.
I would NOT feel comfortable about going to a man's house who keeps insisting he's a "good guy". Because he will almost certainly expect sex, and then if you don't want to, he'll launch into the whole "But why, I'm a good guy, women are bitches who all like bad boys" - like you're a fucking vending machine that he can put in 4 dates of him telling you he's a good guy and then expect you to dispense sex on the 5th. So unless you definitely want to knock boots with him, I'd meet him elsewhere.
Well my date for Friday has cancelled today :( Messaged me to say he'd been up since 4am with a horrible cough and cold. We've had loads of people off sick at work with similar so he's probably genuine. However I messaged him back and was really understanding. And then when I re-read my message I realised I'd gone straight into Mum mode. He's only 31. Cringe 
I've got another two irons though. Mr Yoof is still on the scene and we have now exchanged numbers. Since Mr Bulldog has cancelled, I might see if Mr Yoof wants to take me out tomorrow night instead :)
I've also got Baggage Handler on the slow burn - he works at an airport, I think he's trying to come over mysterious like he might be a pilot but I don't reckon he's that high up! His working patterns mean he won't be free to date me for about 3 weeks, which is a bit boring.
I've got another couple of gorgeous guys messaging me on Tinder but it's pretty clear they're only after a booty call. Can't say I'm not tempted though!