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Hey guys,
With how busy I am (I work part time and am a full time premed student) and how busy other college girls are, I've been considering overlapping date plans.
For example, say I get two girls numbers and they both say they are free Friday night. I know it will be a while before I am able to reschedule a date with one of those girls because of how busy she is if I don't go out with her that Friday. So, one solution would be to plan one date for Friday at 6 and one at 6:30.
I go to the date at 6 (I would plan the girl I have the greatest chances of taking home) and flake on the one at 6:30.
I have yet to flake on a girl that has made plans with me (of course, like most guys I have been flaked on). So I am curious what kind of experience you guys have had with flaking on girls? How does it usually go? I assume it makes them desire you more because they don't get flaked on. But I also assume there's a risk of auto-rejection (and so its important the girl you decide to flake on)?
Thanks for the advice!
NBW
With how busy I am (I work part time and am a full time premed student) and how busy other college girls are, I've been considering overlapping date plans.
For example, say I get two girls numbers and they both say they are free Friday night. I know it will be a while before I am able to reschedule a date with one of those girls because of how busy she is if I don't go out with her that Friday. So, one solution would be to plan one date for Friday at 6 and one at 6:30.
I go to the date at 6 (I would plan the girl I have the greatest chances of taking home) and flake on the one at 6:30.
I have yet to flake on a girl that has made plans with me (of course, like most guys I have been flaked on). So I am curious what kind of experience you guys have had with flaking on girls? How does it usually go? I assume it makes them desire you more because they don't get flaked on. But I also assume there's a risk of auto-rejection (and so its important the girl you decide to flake on)?
Thanks for the advice!
NBW