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I had my first meeting the day before yesterday.
I’m dating type C.
Before I had even finished one cup of tea at the hotel café, he asked if we could move things forward. We did, and then said goodbye—but by the end, he didn’t even remember my name.
Are relationships with dating type C really this impersonal…? Or was I simply not skilled enough…?
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There are certainly men and women who prefer a completely transactional relationship like that, so I think it really comes down to compatibility.
If that’s not the kind of relationship you’re looking for, just decline people like that from your next meeting onward.
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What a terrible person. Maybe he’s confusing this with the sex industry or something…
I’ve never come across anyone like that among the people who make offers to B-type women.
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I’m not sure whether you just happened to come across someone like that or whether there are actually quite a few people like them, but I don’t think all relationships are that detached.
Hopefully you’ll meet someone better next time.
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Hmm?
What about the transportation money for the first meeting, negotiating the allowance, and discussing how you’d like to meet going forward?
I can’t tell from your post alone, but it sounds like the man may have taken advantage of your inexperience and arranged a date entirely on his own terms.
If there was no other actual harm, try to move on, learn from it, and put that experience to use next time.
You did receive the allowance properly, right? If you didn’t, give the club some feedback.
It’s me.
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I think they just happened to be that kind of person.
Also, some people are simply bad at remembering names. I’m one of them. It’s especially confusing at clubs, where someone has a club name for offers and a different name on LINE.
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I think that’s because of that papa.
Maybe he sees every meeting as a once-in-a-lifetime encounter, no matter who he meets, so don’t let it bother you.
But wow, there really are guys who treat this like a sex service. I can’t believe it. Type A is honestly the most fun.
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