I really love watching girls eat. I like girls who eat heartily and rhythmically. I tend to offer arrangements to curvier girls rather than petite girls who eat slowly.
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Since you're registered here, I imagine most people come expecting French cuisine or an upscale dinner, but I find myself wanting to watch a girl take big bites of a hamburger. Would going to a burger shop on a date leave a bad impression?
Have any of you been to one?
Thank you.
I’m Taro, a male member.
You’re better off not doing that on the first meeting—it’s honestly pretty gross, lol.
Start with a safe, ordinary place, and first see whether she can accept you despite your baldness, being overweight, body odor from aging, and so on, once those things are offset by your allowance.
Then explain the kind of activities you’re interested in and ask whether she’d be comfortable with them. That’s the order you should follow, isn’t it?
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
Haha（笑）
Why not?（笑）
I think it’s fine as long as you let them know beforehand that you’re declining.
And even if the date gets canceled, don’t worry about it…
Stick to your principles.
Come to think of it, after the second date, I have used a drive-through before.
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There are lots of great burger places these days that aren’t fast-food chains, and I love that kind of burger.
For a first meeting, she may be expecting a more formal setting, so it’s probably best to either let her know in advance that it’s that kind of restaurant or save it for the second date onward.
When you’re going on a date with an older man, fast-food burgers are probably a no-go, but try asking him what he thinks.
Marika
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
With someone I see once or twice a month, I’ll usually take her somewhere reasonably nice, like a French or Italian restaurant.
But when I’m seeing someone four or five times a week or more, I’ll usually go wherever she wants and let her choose the restaurant. (Many girls seem to prefer places a man would never choose for a first date—probably because they’re familiar, comfortable, relaxing, fun, and serve food they like.)
Along with sushi and yakiniku, McDonald’s—and MOS Burger too—are very popular, so I naturally end up taking them there sometimes.
They’ll probably appreciate it when you’re short on time or on the way somewhere.
That said, I’d avoid it for the first three dates.
If you’re going from the very first date, though, it could work if you make it a shopping date and stop at a burger place where you’re shopping, or use a drive-through on the way there.
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