Originally posted by: DaiShan
Originally posted by: Millennium
Originally posted by: BatmanNate
Originally posted by: Millennium
Originally posted by: kenthuang
I'm taking a girl out for dinner in LA, but where should I take her afterwards. Shes just a friend so far, but I really like this girl. I only knew her for a month now. Too chicken to tell her that I dig her.
You don't "dig" her you lust after her. There is no way you have anything but lust for someone after a month.
That's retarded. I've been able to 'dig' lots of girls that I didn't even find attractive in that much time. Some people just get along well. Sure they may still wanna bone, but there's lots of girls I'd bone but wouldn't want to spent more than 5 minutes around otherwise.
But it isn't love. It is pure carnal lust.
HAHA you can't be for real? First off you have to provide your defnition of love, which I'm sure differs from others definition of love, next you have to give a basis for being able to speak for others feelings. Just because you can't/haven't felt "love" after a month doesn't mean others can't.
I think you are missing my point or I wasn't clear enough. I don't think you can really feel something for someone after a month, unless you are with them everyday(and even then it still isn't long enough). I am sorry but I can't get serious about someone until I have been in their life for a while. I can be a friend with someone or even have a BF/GF relationship, but I know it isn't serious. It is simply a mutual attraction based mainly on lust, but also some on personality and other things.
I can't meet someone and a month later know that I "dig" them or "love" them. Maybe I read to much into it, and if I did I apologize. I was just saying from my perspective that I don't see how anyone can know someone for a month and actually be that into them. I have a little more rigorous process for people in my life than that.
Let me give an example. I dated a girl three or so times and we had a lot of fun. I didn't really get the vibe from her that I wanted, so we agreed it was no point to keep seeing each other. Now, I couldn't sit there and say I KNEW she wouldn't turn out to be someone who was compatible. I will say that much, but I do think it is easier to get a negative read on someone in a short amount of time than a positive read.
I don't mind dating for social reasons or to get laid, but I certainly wouldn't say I really liked someone until I knew they were marriage or serious relationship material.