Tips Feb 28, 2022 08:56

Sorry for posting again so soon. When it comes to dividing up the time on a date, is it more graceful to let the man take the lead?

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I get so flustered that I wait nervously at a nearby café two hours before we’re supposed to meet. Because I stay so nervous, I end up completely exhausted, and in the second half I go from flustered to unusually quiet. As for how to spend the time, I feel more at ease when the adult relationship (intimate) part is longer than spending a long time shopping or visiting somewhere that seems upscale. However, I feel awkward saying something like, “Should we move on to the adult relationship (intimate) part soon?” from my side... I know this probably makes me sound like a bad person, but I’d really appreciate your answers. m(*_ _)m
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I also feel uneasy unless I’m nearby ahead of time. In my case, it’s a SALON location and I already know where it is, but I still get there early and wait nearby because I’d be in trouble if the trains stopped or something unexpected happened. I think it’s far better than being late. As long as you’re not wearing yourself out, that should be fine. I leave the date planning up to the man.
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Leave it to the gentleman. I don’t think the woman should be the one calling the shots. I also arrive an hour—or at least 30 minutes—early to freshen up and make sure I’m presentable. Trains can be delayed, too. Just stay calm.
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