So, I got asked to go to dinner at a super expensive sushi restaurant. Erm. Why do boys keep asking me to go here? Expensive "first dates" no thank you.
I like!
No thanks!
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artschooled said, (188 days ago)
If it's really a problem, why don't you suggest somewhere different?
Sharon said, (188 days ago)
Eh. I just don't like causing a ruckus early on. Like if I'd gone on a couple dates with the guy - I'd probably be like. Dude - no. But, I like sushi. And I haven't had it in forever. I just wish it was cheaper. :)
Carlocakes said, (188 days ago)
That's not causing a ruckus. That's stating a preference. If anything, he'll be glad that you don't want him to spend that much money.
Naturelle Rivera said, (188 days ago)
You sure do complain a lot about your dating life. He wants to take you someplace nice. What a loser.
artschooled said, (188 days ago)
for serious, sven. i was just going to say.
why complain if it's obviously not really a problem for you?
Sharon said, (188 days ago)
Well honestly - the last guy who asked me there - was super dullsville and I made an excuse to leave the park and not go to lunch.
And I just thought when we talked about it yesterday it seemed like we'd be doing something more laid back and grabbing pizza or something. Not going to sushi and having him expect me to dress up.
So... SORRY for complaining about it.
Naturelle Rivera said, (188 days ago)
It's just like, hi, you complain about EVERY guy. You haven't even been on the date yet and you're already judging it. Sheesh.
Drms4Lyfe said, (188 days ago)
haha sushi for me is about the third date material... first date is usually mickey d's or great scotts pizza (best pizza ever!!)
Bmanda said, (188 days ago)
I like the expensive place on the first date. (mostly cause I'm sort of poor right now)
Because...
I don't have to put out AND I get a damn good meal.
That's when you make the suggestion that you get bar food instead.