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HK4167
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 53
United States
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Friendly pass, buddy, let's get a 
And to Audrey, "And Brian (as per last page) if you pass the straight women too you're never going to get any!;) ". Do you mean BiancaBabee? Yes, she' a very pretty gal, but she made it clear in her bio, "unless you're sexy and close to my age". I'm almost double her age, and I'm not that sexy like George Clooney, so have to respect young lady's opinion, kiss her cheek and retreat.
And to Audrey, "And Brian (as per last page) if you pass the straight women too you're never going to get any!;) ". Do you mean BiancaBabee? Yes, she' a very pretty gal, but she made it clear in her bio, "unless you're sexy and close to my age". I'm almost double her age, and I'm not that sexy like George Clooney, so have to respect young lady's opinion, kiss her cheek and retreat.
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I’m an old fashioned guy. Sounds to me, the questions is, what is the thin line between being good manners and not making her feels weird.
How about some gifts that are not so expensive, but show you care about her, show your common interests?
When I was dating, I brought little gifts to her to show my appreciation. Nothing expensive, just a single rose, or a local Seattle Space Needle key chain if it’s out of my city. Definitely not the 3-dozen roses that DD encountered, that’s just too much and kind of creepy for the first date.
If we go out for dinner or movie, I offer to pay her part. If she insisted to pay for her behalf, I’d let her, because respecting her decision is more important than showing good manners.
And if we get along, later I may give her more gifts, but definitely not too expensive, and not too many. Just something small but shows you care about her and put thoughts into it.
Like a CD from her favorite band, a book from her favorite writer, a bottle of local wine when you travel back from other states. You don’t want to make her feel you’re trying to buy her or shower her with gifts.
Remember, women are much more sensual than us guys. If you really like her, you need to show her that you really care, you’re not just trying to pile money in front of her.
How about some gifts that are not so expensive, but show you care about her, show your common interests?
When I was dating, I brought little gifts to her to show my appreciation. Nothing expensive, just a single rose, or a local Seattle Space Needle key chain if it’s out of my city. Definitely not the 3-dozen roses that DD encountered, that’s just too much and kind of creepy for the first date.
If we go out for dinner or movie, I offer to pay her part. If she insisted to pay for her behalf, I’d let her, because respecting her decision is more important than showing good manners.
And if we get along, later I may give her more gifts, but definitely not too expensive, and not too many. Just something small but shows you care about her and put thoughts into it.
Like a CD from her favorite band, a book from her favorite writer, a bottle of local wine when you travel back from other states. You don’t want to make her feel you’re trying to buy her or shower her with gifts.
Remember, women are much more sensual than us guys. If you really like her, you need to show her that you really care, you’re not just trying to pile money in front of her.
