Ladies, do you really automatically cling on to your date when watching a scary movie out of the date despite you barely knowing him?

[CasaNorba]

I remember back in my blue pill day there was this chick in high school I almost dated and one of my high school partners in crime once gave me the idea to take her out to watch a scary movie.

I always though the idea of going to the movies for a date was pointless because obviously you're not allow to talk in the movies, hindering you from asking your date questions to get to know her/him well. but of course my partner in crime was a simp so he tried to persuade me that if I take her out to watch a scary movie she will be so frighten during the movie that she will cling on to me all the time we are there and I will have the time of my life having her all over me.

gotta admit that I love that idea, is too bad that her the girl who almost won the title as my first date was a trifling cunt so luckily I cut her lose on time. I had another partner in crime who wanted to do the same exact thing but in a theme park instead of the movies, this one I got to experience it myself. not with a date but with my brother's ex sister in law who I met exactly that day on a family trip we took to Six Flags.

[Freyke]

I have met four kinds so far. The first one just twitches during a jump scare. The second one squeeze your hands like a stress ball. The third one is the best because she'll be that cling one you speak of. The fourth one can be horrible but hilarious at the same time. She'll do the Michael Jackson zombie pose up in the air. Keep the food away from arm's reach when you know a jump scare is coming.

[anon1903]

Same. Movie dates seem pointless. Especially in Netflix era-I won't cling, per se. But I wouldn't mind a guy's advances if I'm too engaged in watching the scenes unfold.