@BeAppleNow Thanks, I like your insight!
The trouble nowadays is that everyone has options, everyone is chatting to so many people, and therefore I think most people are medium interested.
Whereas I remember in my younger days, when people met almost exclusively in person, I had no confusion whatsoever about who I wanted. I’d meet a guy I really liked and wouldn’t mostly be talking to anyone else. That then either worked out or didn’t.
Truth is I’m not genuinely interested in dating any of the guys I’m currently talking to. I’d like to once again meet one that I am so interested in that I don’t need to fill my phone with empty texts. And one where I make an effort to offer an alternative time for a date 😇
When I first started dating I was certainly more invested in the dates, and I’d make an effort to coordinate with the guy to make it happen. Right now I’m more ‘meh, I’d rather do what I normally do on weekends than get to know a guy that’s interested in me’. I guess the person I’m talking to picks up my attitude from messages?
One question though, when you ask someone on a date, wouldn’t you ask:
”Would be nice to get a coffee, when are you available?” or “So what’s your schedule like this week?”
Surely with most people, they have lives and things they do, so if you say “Are you free on Tuesday after 6pm for a drink” you’ll almost definitely get a no? Either because the person didn’t like the idea of Tuesday, or if a drink