During dinner-only dates, women often message me afterward saying things like, “I didn’t get to talk enough” or “I wanted to talk more.”
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Today, after we spent three and a half hours chatting before parting ways, I received another message like that, which prompted me to ask this question.
Generally speaking, how many hours of conversation does it take for a woman to feel satisfied?
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You shouldn’t take that seriously. You must be quite pure-hearted, questioner.
Maybe it’s because they’re not discussing the important details—such as the allowance for an adult relationship (intimate) or for dinner only (no intimacy), for example.
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Usually, you’d get a response along the lines of:
“I had a great time talking with you so much.”
“It went by so quickly.”
Something that shows they enjoyed themselves or includes a compliment…
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There’s no such thing as a “general rule” here.
Also, “I didn’t get to talk enough” is just flattery with an ulterior motive. It means, “I’d like to talk more next time,” which implies they want an allowance for dinner only (no intimacy).
At least, that’s how I see it—but maybe that’s just because I’m a negative thinker with a bad personality.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I can’t imagine enjoying a conversation with someone who asks, “How many hours of conversation do women generally find satisfying?” So I think it was probably just a polite platitude.
The answer depends on the person, the partner, and the circumstances.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
That’s simply a genuine compliment from her: “I had a great time talking with you.” So I don’t think you need to overthink it or wonder, “How many minutes was I short?”
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