When a date is over and it’s time to say goodbye, where do you usually part ways?
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I imagine there are different patterns, such as after dinner or at the room. I’d appreciate hearing about your experiences or ideal arrangements, from both men and women.
Personally, I walk my partner to the nearest station.
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Huh?
This looks like a question, but really, you’re just conducting a survey, aren’t you?
It seems like nothing more than a survey asking respondents where they say goodbye, so it isn’t really a question...
Still, since it’s in a gray area and could be seen as a question, I’ll leave it visible for now.
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I ask the woman what she prefers.
If she doesn’t want to walk together or is worried about being seen, we part ways at the room.
If she doesn’t mind being seen and says she wants me to walk her to the station because she doesn’t know the way, I walk her there.
There’s one girl who always gives me a high five when we part at the station, which is a little embarrassing for me, haha.
Walking her to the station isn’t necessarily the more gentlemanly thing to do, right? She’d probably appreciate it if I took her to the station by taxi, though.
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It depends on the person and the situation.
By the way, I’ve heard several women say that they felt uncomfortable when a man insisted on accompanying them, saying, “I’ll walk you as far as ___.”
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This may sound like a strange question, but shouldn’t you simply do what the woman prefers?
Sometimes I drive for about an hour to drop her off near her home. Other times, I settle up first and leave her at the hotel because I have to go to work while she has the day off and wants to sleep in.
“Taking her to the nearest station” is certainly a safe, standard option, but rather than insisting that it’s “your way,” I think it’s better to ask each woman what she prefers.
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