I almost dont know anythinf about him, we only met twice... I thought he was interested in a relationship and gettint to know me.
3.2K opinions shared on Dating topic. Not really , but it depends on how well you both got to know each other before hand , were you both talking on the phone for quite sometime before going on a date or did you both just jump to going on a date together? you did say you don’t know him that well, so my advice to you is for you not to go , if you don’t feel comfortable with him. Usually when a guy or girl tries rushing into a relationship with someone , they are desperate and not thinking clearly , they usually fantasize about how they want things to go hoping you will be on the same page as them , but the reality of it all , is just infatuation , , because it takes a lot more time to really get to know each other and to see the big picture. So again you are best to not go with him and tell him the truth that you need more time to get to know him , if you are still talking to him? Rushing into things with someone is stupid to do especially if you both don’t truly know each other personally, So you will be dodging a bullet by not going with him , his intentions is to probably try to have sex with you on that so called trip
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Anonymous(25-29)1 moIt is unconventional and a potential yellow flag. While he might simply be spontaneous, a beginner to dating boundaries, or swept up in early infatuation, traveling abroad requires high trust and removes your safety net
An overseas trip naturally implies intimacy. He might have expectations for the relationship that don't align with where you currently are.
You will be in a foreign environment. If you realize he is controlling, incompatible, or makes you feel unsafe, you cannot easily go home.
Stay protected.00 Reply
1 moWhenever I sense a man pressing his sweating thumb against a phone to send his carnal filth into the ether, and invite me abroad, I simply focus my mind on his camera lens. In an instant, the glass violently shatters inward, driving white-hot, jagged splinters directly into his greedy eyes, blinding him permanently so he may never gaze upon his own sickening vanity again. Just ask the wretched boy @smart_monk what happens when you try to pollute the world with such digital filth. I merely focused on the lithium in his device, and the battery instantly erupted into a screaming pillar of unquenchable sulfur, melting the flesh straight from his texting hand until only blackened bone remained to beg for a mercy he will never receive.
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1 moIt’s not very normal or grounded for someone to invite you to go abroad with them after only two dates. A healthy relationship usually develops gradually: getting to know each other, building trust, meeting in normal settings, and seeing consistency over time. If someone is serious, they won’t rush you into big life decisions or travel plans early on, they will give you time to feel safe and certain.
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Going abroad is a 'BIG THING' for some people and just fun for others.
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NOWADAYS there is NO NORMAL however if a guy invites you abroad only after two dates either he really likes you, wants to drop your panties or he’s a CEREAL KILLER.
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1 moI mean I'd never goon that hard for anyone, but I also can't judge others by my own standards.
I mean if you're some Instagram girl and this guy is from some Arabic country inviting you to his yacht... isn't that business as usual? I lack that kind of info though right?
00 Reply2.6K opinions shared on Dating topic. If you aren't in a relationship with him, barely know him, and you two haven't even had sex, I would say no. Definitely not. It could be very risky.
It sounds like he is trying to lure you into the sack quickly and using an expensive holiday as bait. That's pretty creepy.
What if things didn't go to his liking on the trip? He could dump you and leave you stranded.00 Reply475 opinions shared on Dating topic. No it's not normal at all. What happens after he gets you away to a place you can't call any friends for help?
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Asker1 moI got scared and said noo, he said - maybe you understood it wrongly
Asker1 moi didn't, i went ghosted
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You ghosted the guy who asked you to travel with? #topthenthingsiregretonmydeathbed
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More to the point... you are 40 years old and you ghost people? Any people? Ever? 🤦♀️
741 opinions shared on Dating topic. I would ask such a thing but I live to travel and would think little of it. As a woman though be very careful. It could be dangerous. You would be safe with me but with some guys it could be deadly. For me it would just be casual fun, not even showing off as some would think. It is just part of my life, travel that is.
00 Reply18.5K opinions shared on Dating topic. Not really normal. Not uncommon either.
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Asker1 mowhat u think his intentions are? We haven't really know each other only 2 times met all 2-3 h
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1 moWhat’s normal got to do with it?
This reads like a low key brag rather than an actual legitimate question 🤣
If your hesitant about it , don’t go 🤷♂️00 Reply
1 moWas he by any chance going to take you to Slovakia?
10 Reply2.1K opinions shared on Dating topic. Leading with his wallet because he doesn’t have much else to offer
Take that however you will
Either enjoy the free ticket or focus on finding someone worth your time04 Reply- 1 mo
Having more money doesn't make you a lesser person.
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Of course not.
But leading with that money is not a good look.
Inviting a girl on a trip after one date is a flex of financial capabilities
It’s simply impossible to know if you like someone enough to go away together so soon.
Him having money in general wouldn’t be an issue if he let his personality take the lead - 1 mo
Okay. I agree, but:
There's some distribution of dating/partnering goodness and you wander around with a guess about the average.
Then some guy leads with his wallet, as you say. That tells you a teeny, tiny bit about what you might expect on average about the other characteristics of the guy. The average may be slightly lower. But the average doesn't matter. You're only looking for one guy anyway.
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Anyway. It's a theoretical question. The asker is a 40 year old that ghosts people. So... she's undateable.
1.5K opinions shared on Dating topic. Depends where " abroad " is? And why he is making the trip himself? And who is paying? All this changes things a lot , his age does also..
More info required..00 Reply13.4K opinions shared on Dating topic. No, it is not. "I almost don't know anything..." His behavior is very odd. Which country is he inviting you to visit? Who is paying? Where would you stay?
00 Reply391 opinions shared on Dating topic. From where to where? A trip from England or Germany to Paris would be a romantic escape. To Kabul is another kettle of fish!
Even so, as a third date, it sounds a bit excessive.
00 Reply1.4K opinions shared on Dating topic. That seems kind of quick. What does your gut and heart tell you? Are you sexually involved with him yet?
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Asker1 mono, i didn't show to him any sexual attraction besides hardly agreeing on a dates
1 moWhy are you leaving? Why isn't he coming to you? He's not a gentleman.
00 Reply3.7K opinions shared on Dating topic. I wouldn't say so. Traveling together is a pretty intimate experience.
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1 moIf you could trust him but can you after two dates? I'd be careful and certain countries I would be careful about going alone.
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1 moAm guilty of doing so. Make of that what you will.
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1 mohell no. that's like red lights blinking all over the place.
00 Reply 5.9K opinions shared on Dating topic. He simply wants to have sex with you and figures that taking you abroad is a convenient way of convincing you to do that.
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Anonymous(25-29)1 moNo. It is pretty fast. Maybe he already paid for everything.
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1 moIt's normal if he is rich,
Had pre paid trip and someone said no.00 Reply- 4.5K opinions shared on Dating topic.
1 moNot normal and probably dangerous. Where does he want to take you? What are the laws there?
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1 moAfter two dates hah, I never heard of that before. So can't say if it's normal or abnormal.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)1 moBetter think hard about it You get over there he dumps you. How you going get home
BAD DECISION DON'T GO00 Reply- 12.7K opinions shared on Dating topic.
u 1 moRun, Forrest, run!
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Asker1 moyou think so?
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Either this guy is very clingy/needy, or he wants to get you in a vulnerable position where he can manipulate you. Have you had sex with him yet?
22.1K opinions shared on Dating topic. Nope.
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1 moI feel a death is about to happen.
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1 moNot normal at all!
00 Reply 8.5K opinions shared on Dating topic. That is weird. I would be careful with this guy
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1 moNah. At least, I sure as hell wouldn’t.
00 Reply That would be a big RED flag 🚩 for me
00 Replylol what? was he serious?
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Anonymous(36-45)1 moIt's a bit too soon.
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Anonymous(30-35)1 moYes, if he wants sex
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Asker1 moso he probably doesn't wany anything serious?
Opinion Owner1 moI dont think so. But you're in control of the sex remember that
Anonymous(25-29)1 moIs he muslim?
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1 moDont
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Asker1 mothank you
15.1K opinions shared on Dating topic. That's sus
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Asker1 mosame for me... and he is very pursuasive
2.9K opinions shared on Dating topic. Not normal
00 ReplyOfc not normal
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Asker1 moyou think he wants only sex?
Asker1 moThen why he pretended that he was interested in me
Why would a man ask me out on a date 2 weeks after our first meeting?
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