Haha oh dear why are many men so bad at organising... well, anything! Suppose can't fault him as I have noticed that guys on OLD tend to put a lot of thought into 'what do women feel comfortable with' etc. It's been explained to me that it's polite to let the woman choose a venue she knows/prefers, so she'd feel more at ease and safe?
But yes it can be annoying if a guy can't make decisions. I suspect that's what the silence was all about, he couldn't deal with the 'pressure' of having to pick a venue.
@b0zza1 you have to tell us about your date marathon, will there be live commentary? šOn a general note, how do you find dating apps in London? I've been told London guys are more entitled/cynical/transactional due to the sheer volume of people, but also more Type A personalities who think they're amazing? And... Where in London do you usually get chatted up most?
I may have met someone... (NO, I haven't actually, he's just being friendly!) However it will be just a flirtation as he's from my accountant's office and not suitable for dating. Basically they hired this new guy who is now looking after my account and we have been chatting all afternoon, he's volunteered his life story etc. I'm waiting for him to bring his wife and kids into the chat.
Anyone here experience cross-cultural miscommunication? For example, guys from Southern European countries being super friendly by British standards, whereas in their culture it's just normal and they're not even flirting? I feel like I often misjudge what a guy wants with me, e.g. sometimes I'm 99% sure they've basically planned our wedding because of how often they try to spend time with me and contact me, and other times I think they couldn't care for me less, where they have actually planned the wedding, and I find out when they try to kiss me unexpectedly š