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Originally posted by Vick@Oct 3 2003, 06:35 AM
Being new to dating (again) I have a quandary this weekend
Met a very interesting/intellegent, very attractive woman last weekend at RenFest - she's 35 (usually the women I have dated are 10 or more years younger than me) half-Greek, half-German (has been in the US for 5 years), very sexy accent
We met and hung out at the fair all day last Saturday and then went out to dinner Saturday night (had a very good time) and met again for lunch this Tuesday
As we are both very busy we really haven't spoken to each other except for the two dates
She has a 5 year old daughter and lives about 5 minutes from me (self supporting and from what I can see she has done well)
I've been very upfront and honest about the fact I share a house with my ex-wife and support her and my 2 year old son
I guess something in the back of my mind tells me this woman is too good to be true (she'll even drink scotch on the rocks and smoke cigarillos)
Having sex isn't an issue in this, not really concerned about that at this point.....
I called her last night and left a message asking if she would like to go out for drinks late Saturday night, she returned my message and left a message for me asking if I wanted to get together with her on Saturday afternoon and go to the Fells Point festival and have drinks and lunch (we play cell phone tag)
My problem is I usually go to RenFest on Saturdays (the reason why I suggested late Saturday night was so I could go by myself to RenFest like I do every week) and honestly I flirt with girls and generally have a really good time there
So do I blow off my weekly RenFest fun on Saturday afternoon for another date? (that's what I'm leaning towards now but not sure)
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Ive already given this advice in one thread today...
Fuck Fear....Drink Beer.
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