The answer is no!
Which is so much more upbeat and exciting than The answer is no.
Either way, I have some Dating 101 advice for this man and any other daters out there:
If another human being takes time out of their life to go on a date with you, unless they did something horrible (eg: stole your wallet, hit a pedestrian with their car and drove away, spit on a homeless person asking for money...), it is courteous to respond and let him/her know you're not interested. I always do. We are adults and should know by now how to politely handle rejection. Ignoring may seem easier, but it's rude.
Then again, the skill of rejecting someone does get better with practice, of which I have a sufficient amount.
Which is so much more upbeat and exciting than The answer is no.
Either way, I have some Dating 101 advice for this man and any other daters out there:
If another human being takes time out of their life to go on a date with you, unless they did something horrible (eg: stole your wallet, hit a pedestrian with their car and drove away, spit on a homeless person asking for money...), it is courteous to respond and let him/her know you're not interested. I always do. We are adults and should know by now how to politely handle rejection. Ignoring may seem easier, but it's rude.
Then again, the skill of rejecting someone does get better with practice, of which I have a sufficient amount.
Good one! People tend to get good at avoiding so your getting closure that many don't have...#avoiding therapy #old friend LaToya
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