If you have a first meeting with someone who’s Type C and things may develop into an adult relationship that same day, do people usually book a day-use hotel room in advance?
I’m worried it would be a waste if things don’t progress. Or do you wait until it’s decided and then go to a love hotel or somewhere similar?
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With letter dates, you can get a sense of each other’s preferences through your messages, so I’ve sometimes booked a hotel in advance that was close to what they wanted.
In other cases, we just go to a love hotel that day. With offer dates, I usually ask what they’d like to eat after we meet, and things often proceed to a love hotel from there.
Whether you book in advance or not, I think it’s best to follow the routine you’re naturally accustomed to. That tends to make things feel more comfortable.
People’s habits vary widely—just like some people never eat or drink in their cars, while others do.
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It depends on my mood that day, but I usually book a hotel in advance.
If things don’t progress—or if we decide not to take things further—the booking may go to waste, but in that case, I just figure I can quietly sleep alone.
Personally, I don’t like looking for a hotel after everything’s been decided, since it isn’t very smooth.
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In my case, I’ve never booked a day-use room in advance when making an offer.
I rarely make offers to women with Dating Type C, but if things move in that direction on the same day, I’ll go to a love hotel then.
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