We had dinner on our first date, continued spending time together afterward, and even made plans for next time. However, I came across a survey response (customer feedback) that seemed to be about me based on the date, and it wasn’t very positive.
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Should I avoid inviting him/her out again?
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Other people may be dating him on the same day, so it might not be what you think.
If you invite him and he turns you down, then maybe—but did you do something that would make him write something strange about you?
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If you don’t ask, they may not even know whether you’re talking about yourself or someone else. It would be a shame if it turned out to be about a different person.
Even if it is about you, the worst that can happen is that they say no.
Also, if you have any idea why you received a negative rating, I think you should work on improving your behavior and how you handle things going forward.
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I think it’s best not to contact women every time, but simply meet them when they reach out and you happen to feel like it.
That way, you won’t have to dwell on things like the one in your question.
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