What was your most awkward first date moment - will you describe it please?

[msc545]

[Ez-Bri-Z_v2]

Lmao, it was my first date with my wife. Lots went wrong, but the most awkward moment had to be where she nearly blinded me with my own car keys. I had a manual lock Jeep and we were in a dark parking lot after work (we didn't get off work until 2 am). Instead of just opening her door and sliding over to open my door, she threw the keys over the roof and hit me in the eye.

Between that, her order at the restaurant coming out wrong and her subsequent being upset at that, I knew I wanted a second date with her.

[dustybiker2]

He kept dropping everything and forgetting how to talk. I made him too nervous.

[slatyb]

Went with a woman to her apartment. She had never really moved in -- mostly unfurnished, belongs in garbage bags, mattress on the floor. At that point I realized that she had a serious problem with alcohol and drank up everything she earned.

[slatyb]

Oops, that wasn't a first date. The most awkward first date was a woman I met on match who looked nothing like the picture she posted. She was ten years older and about 100 pounds heavier.

[Sevenpointfive]

i'm not really that go on a date type of guy. like after it's over i am clueless it was a date. or the few times i knew i was in constant panic mode. it's not something i wish upon anyone.

[msc545]

Dating is very difficult, and women make it even worse.

[Sevenpointfive]

we might be heading into the world of 'HER', where virtual dating is better than irl dating

[msc545]

And no dating is better than any dating.

[Sevenpointfive]

you aren't married?

[msc545]

no. Divorced - badly divorced.

[Sevenpointfive]

you don't buy into the 'if at first you don't succeed...' saying

[msc545]

Oh hell no. I am into "learn from experience, and don't make the same mistake twice."

[Sevenpointfive]

mistakes are the building blocks of the learning experience.

[msc545]

indeed they are.