@Ceci693 @Nosdacariad I'm not sure, could be an age thing? The guys I find asking most questions are around 50 and leading busy lives but a bit lonely.
The younger guys (under 40) tend to babble on about themselves and their day a bit more and ask about me when they realise they probably should.
I find the questions a little bit... I'm not sure how to explain it. Loaded with sexual curiosity? It's almost like they are there building an image in their head of what I am wearing and doing while talking to them, or what I was doing in the day and how I looked? E.g. I may I say I went to the theatre and they'll ask what I wore, was my hair up or down, if I had any food/ drinks etc... The questions tend to be quite visually driven, and they may drop a line like 'I can imagine you sitting there in your black dress having a glass of champagne' or 'wish I could work from your office for a day to see you looking like that'.
Whereas the guy I'd like to date would ask me what I thought of the play, or what did I get up to in the office and what challenges I had, and chat about this in detail.
Mr RedFlagParade does ask questions to be fair... His main question is 'when are you free, babe?' 😂
Which brings us to Mr StTropez, who asks the most perfect questions. They're so considered, open, and attentive. Such as, he might tell me about a childhood memory, and finish on 'and what about you, do you have any soundtracks or even dishes from your childhood that make you feel instantly calm and at ease?'
Maybe I need to ask him for a casual lunch or something. I'm not sure he would ask me tbh. I'd not pitch it as a date as the age difference is huge, but might be a good thing to meet him. He could also be gay...