I have a date tonight in about an hour. I've been on 13-15 dates this year and none of them have led to sex. Clearly, something or some things are not working.
I was re-reading Chase's post about date templates. Up until now I've always had drinks or coffee on the dates I've been on. However, on Chase's date template post, he says he tends to get cheap, light food. It might be too late to convince the girl I'm meeting tonight to go to a deli I have in mind, but I'm going to go for it anyhow.
As far as I can see a date process might look like this:
Informational date: lunch/dinner at a deli not too far from me
Spend 1-2 hours getting to know her, connecting with her, chase-framing, push-pull and building sexual tension
Then, if it's going well, invite her home, using something like inviting her to get dessert or wine/gin and tonic after (natural continuation of the date)
If it doesn't feel like it's going well, end the date on your terms, don't say you want to see her again. Then text her a few days later and go for an easy date.
I think this feels like a good synthesis of Chase's wisdom spread over a number of posts. It makes the transition points easier and doesn't mean you go on loads of dates that don't lead anywhere.
Thoughts, gents?
I was re-reading Chase's post about date templates. Up until now I've always had drinks or coffee on the dates I've been on. However, on Chase's date template post, he says he tends to get cheap, light food. It might be too late to convince the girl I'm meeting tonight to go to a deli I have in mind, but I'm going to go for it anyhow.
As far as I can see a date process might look like this:
Informational date: lunch/dinner at a deli not too far from me
Spend 1-2 hours getting to know her, connecting with her, chase-framing, push-pull and building sexual tension
Then, if it's going well, invite her home, using something like inviting her to get dessert or wine/gin and tonic after (natural continuation of the date)
If it doesn't feel like it's going well, end the date on your terms, don't say you want to see her again. Then text her a few days later and go for an easy date.
I think this feels like a good synthesis of Chase's wisdom spread over a number of posts. It makes the transition points easier and doesn't mean you go on loads of dates that don't lead anywhere.
Thoughts, gents?