Cock Diesel Vault Personal Trainer
Number of posts : 253 Age : 45 Location : Emerald City Reputation : 0 Registration date : 2008-03-22
| Subject: Second date questions to ask and topics to discuss Sun May 04, 2008 1:29 am | |
| One thing I like to ask them is this:
"Let's say you found the man of your dreams--- He treats you exceptionally well, he stimulates you, he satisfies all of your needs, he's there for you whenever you need him to be, he never looks at other women, and he's rich. etc etc.. He's everything you could even want in a man.... except on thing..... He has a mullet! Would that be a deal breaker?"
After I tell them it can't be cut, that it's a perma-mullet, the VAST majority of women say that it's a deal-breaker! Only a few actually say they'd live with it. Either way, I bust on them. If she says it's a deal-breaker, I bust on her for being superficial. If she says she'd live with it, I call her a mullet monger..
What do you guys talk about on the first date to keep it fun? | |
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Fortunehooks1 Tripp's Vault Member
Number of posts : 849 Age : 42 Location : USA Fort Worth, Texas Reputation : 1 Registration date : 2008-03-24
| Subject: Re: Second date questions to ask and topics to discuss Sun May 04, 2008 8:37 pm | |
| I like that right there, it demonstrates that you are the chooser, and want to know how her little mind works. For me, when I was younger I could've married a dictionary, seriously. I am always using synonyms and antonyms that some girls aren't aware of, and I love confusing them this way. I don't really have any stocked questions for girls, but I do have stock material that I use. For instance, I always play the good public opinion cop, and that in turn makes her the bad one. For starters, although I am exhibiting a very cocky demeanor, I always tell the girls that their ego is really blocking my view, and compare it to the great wall. Transitives, this makes her laugh and transfer that to me, and instead of pushing the allegations of narcissism away, I embrace them fully and that extends into another direction. So many things to really do in field, I try to stay clear of life oriented stuff, like marriage and religion, because I don't plan on being there for that long with them. | |
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