TVFactFan
06-04-2003, 09:18 PM
NERVOUS?
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View Full Version : How many Females would be turned off on a first date if a Guy was....... TVFactFan 06-04-2003, 09:18 PM NERVOUS? Crimson and Clover 06-04-2003, 09:20 PM most people on a first date are nervous so no it wouldnt be a turn off *PinkLady* 06-04-2003, 09:21 PM I wouldn't be turned off, because to me that means the guy is concerned about making a good impression. If he wants to make one, then he most likely will. Montana Ponine 06-04-2003, 09:22 PM Originally posted by *~PinkLady59~* I wouldn't be turned off, because to me that means the guy is concerned about making a good impression. If he wants to make one, then he most likely will. Exactly. I wouldn't be turned off, I'd be flattered. :) sara 06-04-2003, 09:35 PM I'd think it was cute. Titania 06-04-2003, 09:39 PM nah, unless he was so nervous he couldnt talk or something, id say nervous would be a good thing because it means he actually cares how the date goes. Tuesday Weld 06-04-2003, 09:46 PM I wouldn't mind if a guy was nervous - that would be normal for a first date.If he wasn't nervous,he probably would be too arrogant to care what I thought. Evita Peron 06-04-2003, 09:48 PM It would depend on how nervous the guy was. I Dream of Jeannie 06-04-2003, 10:17 PM Nope, it wouldn't bother me, I'd find it cute, actually, as long as he wasn't like that EVERY time he was around me, that'd be annoying, I went out with a guy once who was like that ALL THE TIME, finally I just had to break up with him. DarleneIllyria 06-04-2003, 10:34 PM Originally posted by vintagetvgirl I wouldn't mind if a guy was nervous - that would be normal for a first date.If he wasn't nervous,he probably would be too arrogant to care what I thought. Ditto ABlairican Pie 06-04-2003, 10:42 PM If he left a puddle on the restaurant chair--NOT a good sign.:eek: :lol: ¤I Love Clay Aiken¤ 06-04-2003, 11:25 PM Originally posted by Captain ABlairica If he left a puddle on the restaurant chair--NOT a good sign.:eek: :lol: :lol: Id think itd be cute if he was nervous. Hell, I know I would be. dawsongirl 06-04-2003, 11:30 PM No. I get pissed at guys that are too confident. *Marilyn Monroe* 06-04-2003, 11:55 PM I like when guys are nervous around me, because that usually means they like you, and it makes me feel less nervous. Hollow 06-05-2003, 12:23 AM if hes was nervous i'd be less nervous. MonarC 06-05-2003, 12:39 PM Originally posted by SOLOMON NERVOUS? not at all i would be nervious too peace: Cashodeen 06-06-2003, 12:02 AM To answer this, I first have to know how I found out he was nervous. Did he tell me? Because if he did, that would turn me off a little. That alone wouldn't mean no further dates, but it would lower my interest (unless, of course, my interest in him was so high to begin with). If a guy follows "The System" that I've talked about before, he would know NOT to tell his date he was nervous. I think that system is on the ball with a lot of things. If the guy acted a little nervous though, and I picked up on it, that would be all right. Gotta cut the guy some slack. If he's REALLY nervous though (and this has never happened to me... yet), that would really turn me off. It would start making me nervous too! TVFactFan 06-06-2003, 12:08 AM Originally posted by Cashodeen To answer this, I first have to know how I found out he was nervous. Did he tell me? Because if he did, that would turn me off a little. That alone wouldn't mean no further dates, but it would lower my interest (unless, of course, my interest in him was so high to begin with). If a guy follows "The System" that I've talked about before, he would know NOT to tell his date he was nervous. I think that system is on the ball with a lot of things. If the guy acted a little nervous though, and I picked up on it, that would be all right. Gotta cut the guy some slack. If he's REALLY nervous though (and this has never happened to me... yet), that would really turn me off. It would start making me nervous too! Why would his nervousness make you nervous? Cashodeen 06-06-2003, 12:12 AM Originally posted by SOLOMON Why would his nervousness make you nervous? I'm talking about if he's REALLY nervous, then that would make me a little nervous too. If he was spilling drinks, talking really fast, getting shaky, that would probably set me off. LOL. That would go down as one disasterous date. But no, if he only appeared slightly nervous, or didn't appear nervous at all, but told me he was, then I would be fine. TVFactFan 06-06-2003, 12:19 AM Originally posted by Cashodeen I'm talking about if he's REALLY nervous, then that would make me a little nervous too. If he was spilling drinks, talking really fast, getting shaky, that would probably set me off. LOL. That would go down as one disasterous date. But no, if he only appeared slightly nervous, or didn't appear nervous at all, but told me he was, then I would be fine. If the female is not complienting me then I may become a little uncomfortable. I used to expect a compliment in the first 5 min of the date but i'm not arrogant like i was years ago. Cashodeen 06-06-2003, 12:29 AM Originally posted by SOLOMON If the female is not complienting me then I may become a little uncomfortable. I used to expect a compliment in the first 5 min of the date but i'm not arrogant like i was years ago. LOL. You sure about that....? JK. What kind of compliments are you looking for? Compliments on your looks or personality? Or maybe both? How about you. Do you compliment the girl on a date? TVFactFan 06-06-2003, 12:35 AM Originally posted by Cashodeen LOL. You sure about that....? JK. What kind of compliments are you looking for? Compliments on your looks or personality? Or maybe both? How about you. Do you compliment the girl on a date? I look for compliments about my physical appearance FIRST. then personality. And them i will compliment the female. Cashodeen 06-06-2003, 12:40 AM Originally posted by SOLOMON I look for compliments about my physical appearance FIRST. then personality. And them i will compliment the female. I don't think I've ever complimented a guy's looks to their face before... even if they were unbelievably hot. Well, I take that back. Once a guy had enough nerve to ask me what I thought of him. But you gotta back me into a corner before I start talking. When guys comment on my looks I think I actually get slightly uncomfortable. Well, that's probably because other people are listening. If it's just him and me together, then that's cool. Cashodeen 06-06-2003, 12:42 AM Acutally, I take it back. I've been asked by guys a bunch of times what I thought of their looks. It was only the one time I told the truth. Guys shouldn't be asking that sort of thing when I've given them no reason to think I'm interested. They come off desperate. TVFactFan 06-06-2003, 12:47 AM Originally posted by Cashodeen Acutally, I take it back. I've been asked by guys a bunch of times what I thought of their looks. It was only the one time I told the truth. Guys shouldn't be asking that sort of thing when I've given them no reason to think I'm interested. They come off desperate. I don't think it comes off as desperate, a guy may want to know if he is wasting his time. Why spent an entire date with a female if she is not attracted to him. Cashodeen 06-06-2003, 12:57 AM Originally posted by SOLOMON I don't think it comes off as desperate, a guy may want to know if he is wasting his time. Why spent an entire date with a female if she is not attracted to him. Yeah. In my last post, I meant that if I give him no reason to think I'm interested, he shouldn't be asking it "out of the blue." That means when we aren't already on a date, but at a party, or in a classroom or something. It's like they'll ask me that before that invite me out, just to see if I'm interested. I see that as desperation, because I'd rather they just ask me out first. If I decline, then they'll know. I do see why a guy would still ask while on a date. But when he asks, what makes him think the girl will give him an honest answer? I just said in my last post that I lied to every guy who has asked me that, except for one. Plus I think, if a girl is dishonest enough to be out with the guy she isn't into, she may be dishonest enough to tell him she is attracted, when she's not. Only later, after emptying his pockets (maybe several times) does he find out she never liked him. It's just a tough situation. I see why a guy would ask that whether they are on a date or not, but they still may get lies. Little Toxic Pixie 06-06-2003, 11:22 AM yea most people are nervous on a first date so i would wait and see if he is on the second one Rhiannon 06-06-2003, 02:16 PM Originally posted by Crimson_and_Clover most people on a first date are nervous so no it wouldnt be a turn off for real....what a stupid question TVFactFan 06-06-2003, 04:21 PM Originally posted by Belladonna for real....what a stupid question Stupid question? You probably never been on a date you WACKBALL Krystal Lake 06-06-2003, 07:06 PM Naw. I have a knack for making men nervous.... ..and rightfully so. ;) TVFactFan 06-06-2003, 07:41 PM Originally posted by Krystal Lake Naw. I have a knack for making men nervous.... ..and rightfully so. ;) OH REALLY ABlairican Pie 06-07-2003, 06:08 AM Originally posted by Krystal Lake Naw. I have a knack for making men nervous.... ..and rightfully so. ;) Love that siggy!!:lol: Krystal Lake 06-08-2003, 08:49 AM Originally posted by SOLOMON OH REALLY YES REALLY. MY INTELLECT AND FORWARDNESS USUALLY INTIMIDATES MEN. ISN'T ALL CAPITAL LETTERS ANNOYING AS HELL? I SURE THINK SO. DID YOU EVER HAVE TO LEARN BASIC PROGRAMMING IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ON THOSE OLD GREEN-SCREENED COMPUTERS? I LEARNED IT IN SECOND GRADE. YOU KNOW HOW MUCH IT HAS HELPED ME IN MY ALMOST-21 YEARS OF LIFE? NOT ONE BIT. TO THINK, I COULD HAVE LEARNED SOMETHING USEFUL. BUT, NO. I LEARNED HOW TO CREATE 5-SECOND PIXELATED ANIMATIONS USING HUNDREDS OF LINES OF SYNTAX CODE. IT TOOK HOURS TO PROGRAM AND LOOKED WHAT CAN ONLY BE PROPERLY DESCRIBED AS "CRAPTACULAR." THE MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL BOARD WAS PREPARING US TO GET USED TO PERFORMING REPETATIVE ROBOT-LIKE TASKS. AFTER ALL, THE TECHNOLOGICAL AGE WAS APPROACHING. COMPUTERS WOULD CONTROL EVERYTHING. WHICH, THEY DO. I GUESS THEY WERE RIGHT. STILL, BASIC CODE HASN'T HELPED ME ONE IOTA THROUGHOUT MY LIFE. THEY WERE ALSO WRONG ABOUT FLYING CARS BY THE MAGICAL YEAR OF 2000...THE BASTARDS. THE ABOVE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH ANYTHING. I JUST WANTED TO MAKE MY POINT THAT READING ALL CAPITAL LETTERS IS SUKEKEKEKE. ISN'T IT? EVEN A SMALL AMOUNT BUGS ME. I PREFER BOLD FONT TO EMPHASIZE WORDS UNLESS I AM USING THEM IN AN ANGRY, FORCEFUL TONE. AAAARRRRGGGGHHH! FIRE BAD! ....and thank you, Capt. Ablairica. :) I couldn't resist when I saw that banner. In fact, now that I think about it I wanna animate Richard in some fashion....hmmm... Polniaczek033 06-09-2003, 11:45 AM There is no reason 2 be turned off if its ur first date, btw, solomon, y u asking so many dating q's? u having trouble, lol?:) Moonlight Lady 06-09-2003, 02:09 PM It wouldn't turn me off, I'd be just as nervous. Cashodeen 06-09-2003, 04:39 PM Originally posted by Polniaczek033 There is no reason 2 be turned off if its ur first date, btw, solomon, y u asking so many dating q's? u having trouble, lol? :) LOL. Hey, I like these questions. They're interesting. Bring em on! |