Married here, we went on a date Friday. Had a nice dinner away from the kids, was very relaxing and a good night. Hopefully we didn't start the road to another kid though....
And I saw, and behold, a pale horse: and he that sat upon him, his name was Death; and Hades followed with him. And there was given unto them authority over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword, and with famine, and with death, and by the wild beasts of the earth.
Last date I had a date was back around Halloween.
Pretty girl. Dressed up as Megara from Disney's Hercules. We went to a costume party. I went as my staple; gorilla suit, hula skirt, coconut bra.
I have a date this weekend. Friend set us up. This could go very well or hilariously bad.
Is there a reason this is only for singles?
The last thing I would consider a real date, was with my now ex-wife. We had a picnic in a park and laid around in the grass together after. It was actually pretty nice until a homeless/crazy guy came up to us with his dog and started telling us how the government is trying to control us and that we need to live free. I nodded knowingly to him, which I guess was the right thing to do since he said something about how he knew he'd like us and then walked off.
As for interest in a specific trait; I've convinced myself that I want to try dating a legit nerdy girl and see how that goes. No luck finding one yet though!
I met her in Starbucks during my coffee break o_O
She's a German girl from nearby office, she's 5 years younger than I. I brought her to a skate park and kinda "underground" district of BKK, had some fun there, in the evening we're watching fireworks.
It's a nice date, we're going on another one later this week.
Never been on one. Does being asked to formal in Sophomore year of high school count? (22 btw)
Just went to work with her. Everything conversation-wise was fine, until I asked her out on a date. In which I dressed up for nicely which she just wore sweat pants and had her hair in a bun. She sat on the phone the entire time and I kept trying to make conversation with she'd answer in a simple nod or a yes, no type of ordeal. When I finally asked her if she could stop being on the phone she said "What if it's important and you want me to miss out on it?" in which she threw her water on me and walked out.
Born too late to explore the earth
Born too soon to explore the galaxy
Born just in time to browse dank memes
Went out with ur mom last nite, it went well.
A purely anecdotal response, but ...Originally Posted by Tennis
There are two factors to consider.
First, as I said in an earlier post, there are cultural differences that have little to nothing to do with skin color that can be a reason to date across culture. Those can give the appearance of a fascination based on skin color, but remember that bit about correlation and causation.
If you've heard dating called a meat market, consider how the international trade in meat works. Parts are shipped all over the world because local preferences differ: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/459435...ears-to-china/
Not to rain on anyone's parade, but locals here find a good bit of humor in noting that foreigners usually date women that are considered unattractive by local standards (either physically, in terms of personality, or because of their family background) and are blissfully unaware of it. Actually, I am well aware of it. I'm simply willing to take a hit for the team, just like I'll meekly eat chicken breast instead of coveting the middle section of the wing that the Chinese are so fond of.
With that said, the differing standards of beauty sort of play off of each other. The Chinese tend to favor fair skin, and Chinese skin tones that might be considered dark often aren't seen as a negative by North Americans and Europeans. That only goes so far though. There are also differences between the two standards that don't play to each other. Slender and willowy is a thing for many Chinese women -- loosely translated that means no hips, B cups are a win (C is hitting the jackpot), and not very athletic in appearance. On the other side of the coin, you know how some people get creeped out by very pale blue eyes? Having eyes that aren't dark brown can have the same effect here. Rocking a good tan? You're probably losing many of those points for a fair complexion. Body hair? For the Chinese you've gone full out Worgen. Beard? Not popular.
So it goes, there is a lot more in play than just skin color.
With COVID-19 making its impact on our lives, I have decided that I shall hang in there for my remaining days, skip some meals, try to get children to experiment with making henna patterns on their skin, and plant some trees. You know -- live, fast, dye young, and leave a pretty copse. I feel like I may not have that quite right.
Many of those foreigner date are considered unattractive to local men. I am 29, I have been married but divorced and have a daughter from the marriage. They often leave when they find out I have been married before and have a kid. Foreigners are not as likely to be deterred when they find out.
Local men are not so good men compared to men from australia, europe or america, my ex-husband was prone to drinking too much with coworkers or friends often, rarely was home except to sleep or eat and we had a lot of arguments because of his drinking, sometimes turned physical.
While we seem to be on this topic in particular...
As someone who's only ever had relationships inside my own country, I've always wondered if I could ever reach the point where I trusted my understanding of someone whom I don't share a mother language with enough to marry them.
So I've always been curious about the language/cultural barrier in relationships like that. Were either of those ever a problem within the actual relationship for people in here that have had them?
Last date I was on where it was a first date was a year ago. I met my girlfriend on OK Cupid. We talked in text for about 3-4 weeks until things lined up right. Really got to know one another. First official date, we met for coffee, things appeared to be going well, so we had dinner and then made plans for the next night. We've pretty much become inseparable and are living together. This is probably the healthiest relationship I have ever had and the happiest either of us have been.
Sometimes, just sometimes, these things work out.