I am a guy. I went on a first date last week. I wasn't feeling it. I knew by now that if I am not feeling something by one date in that it won't work. Still I made it a point to ask the woman about herself and be interested in the conversation all the way through the end of our time together. I mean who knows something may spark during the date.
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Was I supposed to sulk instead through the first date to make sure I didn't lead her on? Or am I supposed to waste HER time as well as mine--and lead her on--by going on a second date with her? Seems to me that the kind thing to do is let her find a guy where the attraction is present and mutual.
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That is not down to a woman wanting to feel attracted to a man. It's down to being a poor chooser of men. I certainly feel a big spark for my man, and he's a wonderful human being. I don't feel attracted to losers. Women with good self esteem don't. We can have a great guy to whom we are also attracted.
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No not always. Anyone can fall into going on a first date with a loser. It's not like they were signs on their foreheads. Whether or not you choose to keep continuing on despite seeing that it isn't right just because some you like that spark/feeling. You aren't being honest with yourself.
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If someone wants to be in a relationship so badly that they'd prefer to be with someone they're not attracted to than to be alone, then that's what they'll do. Some people need to feel attracted to be in a relationship that is supposed to include sex. Most people, I bet. .
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