She cancelled our first date a day before. Her reason seems to be genuine. Should I wait for her to text me, or should I text her to reschedule myself?
1.3K opinions shared on Dating topic. No.
She cancelled on you, but - I'm assuming - she didn't offer up an opportunity for another date, ex: "Hey, I have to cancel our date tomorrow night, so sorry. Can we try for (such and such time)?" If she didn't say anything like that, I'm going to take it as meaning she has no real intention of going out with you. Chicks do this all the time. She either got scared or decided to go out or have sex with someone else.
Don't reach out to her. If she's really serious or interested in going on a date with you then she'll get back to you. She was the one who canceled, so she should be the one offering another time, and you guys just have to figure out when that is.
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3.3K opinions shared on Dating topic. Text her one more time and plan another date , if she bails on that one , move on from her and waste no more of your time on her. Because when a girl really likes you and is interested in you , she wants to see you as soon as possible but a girl that isn’t sure what she wants , will play games with you because she is more than likely weighing her options with other guys’ as well.
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4K opinions shared on Dating topic. Depends how she did it.
Hey something came up, rain check? She wants to see you but legit something came up or do one dropped in from out of the blue and she has to deal with it in real time.
I’m behind schedule, rain check? She wants to see you but looks a mess and doesn’t have time to doll up before seeing you.
I’m busy OR hey I have to cancel. (No reason or rain check offer) Just say ok. She’s brushing you off for whatever reason.10 Reply
750 opinions shared on Dating topic. Did she offered a new day and time? What’s her reason? Are you guys still texting? I think it’s attractive to offer a new date plans but if she’s no longer texting you.. I think her cancellation was actually her way of ending things. I have cancelled dates before but still offer another day bc I still wanna see them.
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1 moShe isn't interested. If she was she would bend over backwards to let you know she WANTS to reschedule and soon and she will be in touch. If you got none of that move on.
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Right to the point!
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2 moIf you asked her out, you should text her. If she asked you, she should text you. Host should be responsible for rescheduling.
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I am a construction subcontractor and my sub-bid was not "carried" on bid day and was declined. Then, later on, the prospective awardee withdrew his sub-bid, after mine expired, because he made a mistake. Did I keep following up in hopes the GC in hopes he would change of heart? No. It was up to him to enquire if my sub-bid could still be honored. I quickly checked my costs and honored my bid.
Dating in just another form of contracting and thats how the game is (should be) played. Any other way is to be weak and corrupt. You NEVER place yourself at a disadvantage, whether its a contractor or a love interest. You make an offer and it is the resposibility of the offeree to act on it.
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u 1 moCommunication is so much more effective when people actually TALK instead of texting. If you two had actually been talking to each other, you wouldn’t be confused.
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2 moThe ball is in her court now. If she doesn’t contact you to reschedule, she’s just not that into you.
20 Reply I had something like this happen. She cancelled and said "I'm sick, can't go out" that was the first time then the next excuse was "I was giving my dad a haircut" When we worked out a day and time I saw this on my phone "I had to get my computer worked on by the GeekSquad at BestBuy!" so I replied back and said "how about tomorrow night, OR is your Hard drive scheduled to break down next?" never had a "uhhh, no... uhm... okay tomorrow works!" reply so quick. Then on the date she kept telling me she was a flake and I took that hint. Tried to make another time to hangout and she said she couldn't. Then I went to a new bar in town by myself and I was still thinking about her and as I was sitting in the parking lot I explained that I knew she had said no, but if she decided to change her mind I was in the parking lot of a new bar that recently opened and said all of this in a text, I sent the text. AND wouldn't you know as I was walking in, I saw her sitting there with another date, and she had the OHH fuck, I'm caught in this one look. So I walked up to her table and said "Hi there, I see your busy because you're a flake, or was I the only one?" she kept saying, "omg, omg why are you doing this right now" I walked out and he wasn't too far behind me, we nodded to each other, got into our cars, and left. Guess we were both saved from that one.
Don't be a pushover. Call women out on their bs. Use good discernment. Learn to be funny; women love humor.
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2 moAt that age... she's a chicken that's been around the pen a few times so to speak... she's got 2nd thoughts and cold feet, pmsing, sick possibly or just couldn't get herself together. Probability something urgent came up to interrupt something she's so excited about... is low. It's nerves... fears.
So you are trying to handle a nervous (for many reasons), hormonally wavering, pmsing, probably out of relational shape... female human... in all probability. Factor that into your re-calculations "Submarine Captain" as you take aim. We all know you want to launch "torpedo" at her, and she knows that too... ain't no secrets. Oh, that's bad ok... step 1, is laugh and get out of this logistical nightmare.
If you can reach out to her in a cheeky fun way to take any pressures off to rendevou without much effort, in what you think the right time is, go for it.
If its online, probability higher you get ghosted as she officially "freaks".
@Abbycado apologies for the use of the word "ain't". I know it ain't a word... yet.
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Once again, you have proved my earlier point. "Ain't" is a recognized word in most major dictionaries.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ain%27t - 2 mo
@Abbycado HOWLLLAYYYY CRAP#@###!!!
I learnt somethin today, I thank you! See... if ya go saying something enough, repeating it... it becomes "accepted"! It wasn't back when I was a kid, at least that's what other kids told me, don't recall looking it up. So all is good.
Do see my public description on my personal goals and temporary identity...
Now that's kinda offensive speak though... downplaying my intellect and such...
You know whom controls the future of words don't ya..."AI" ... and whomever teaches it. Noone... and I mean no-one will know the truth anymore. Enjoy the good ole' days when you can pick on me.
2.3K opinions shared on Dating topic. If the reason was genuine, I think you could have expected expected, aside from an apology, a request to reschedule. There is some arrogance or disinterest shown without that.
Nonetheless you may as well text and ask if she is interested but then I make sure the horse is dead before I stop flogging it.
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2 moOne message to reschedule. Then no contact until she responds. You'll have your answer. If she disappears, be grateful. You've lost little time or money. Move on. No goodbye message. No begging for pointless explanations.
20 Reply3.7K opinions shared on Dating topic. No, no, no... whoever cancels reschedules PERIOD. Rescheduling should be done at the time of cancelation. If she doesn't then give her 24 hours to reschedule. If she doesn't (which she won't) then you can move on.
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2 moWell at least she gave a days notice and didn’t cancel on the day of - if her reason sounded genuine then it probably was. (I like to give benefit of the doubt) - what you can do from here: If she didn’t offer a time to reschedule then I would send her a text message and just ask “hey, did you still wanna go out for dinner/date sometime?” & however she responds to that will be your answer lol… ( if she says yes but doesn’t communicate or make any effort in coordinating a reschedule w/ you then she’s prob not interested anymore)
00 Reply549 opinions shared on Dating topic. Wait for her to re-initiate contact. Never, ever chase a female after one invitation. You never want to place a woman in judgement over you. But she can choose to refresh your invitation but contacting you. But then, she should only one occasion to do so.
10 Reply3.3K opinions shared on Dating topic. Just send her a quick text making sure all is well and asking if she would like to reschedule another time.
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The best reply..
Anonymous(30-35)2 moif i was that girl and canceled a date for a good reason, i would immediately say "can we do ___ instead?" because i would feel so awful.
if she doesn't reschedule or even talk about it, then she probably doesn't want to go on a date
10 Reply2.1K opinions shared on Dating topic. People cancel, it’s how it is.
What would you do if it was your parent or sibling?
Don’t overthink it, just don’t be needy and all will be ok.10 Reply- 2.3K opinions shared on Dating topic.
2 moEither seems appropriate. But if you get no immediate response, plans update, it might be cold feet, so I'd let it go.
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2 moPersonally, id wait. If she didn't specifically offer another day I will just move on and think she really wasn't interested and im not wasting my time waiting in line.
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2 moMove on my guy. If she wanted to go on the date, she'd have gone on the date. Don't let anyone waste your time like that.
20 Reply 2.1K opinions shared on Dating topic. Neither.
That's someone too uncertain and too flaky to have a relationship with.
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1 moIf she didn’t offer to reschedule then just move on.
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1 monon of the above, time for you to find a new date
00 Reply2.6K opinions shared on Dating topic. Text and put the ball in her court. Ask her next time she is free, let you know.
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2 moGive it one more go, schedule something. If she cancels again then put it in her court to contact you when she can
00 Reply Only simps chase women. Men chase goals.
Do your own thing.00 Reply
2 moDo nothing. If she's still interested she will reach out. If she's shit testing you, don't be a simp.
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2 moOffer to plan another date, if she bails, ghost her. Don't waste your time when there are better options.
00 Reply 8.7K opinions shared on Dating topic. Take the initiative. If she cancells again you can write her off.
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2 moReschedule immediately! You have to call their bluff. Don't let these bitches get away with their bullshit anymore.
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2 moNo, because she canceled and didn't say ," im sorry can we do this another time?" I'd move on. Sorry to hear she bailed on you
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1 mojust wait, if she is interested she will text you.
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2 moI would do nothing. If she's still interested she would let you know. That's up to her.
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Anonymous(18-24)2 moYou will have to do it but if she doesn't respond enthusiastically then drop it.
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2 moLet her make the next plan; if she doesn’t, she wasn’t that into you.
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2 moIf you really like this girl than dont text her again until she text back.
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1 moIf she cancelled, it's her choice to reschedule or not. Let her make the next move. If she doesn't, she's not interested.
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2 moI think she’ll text you when she has time. But if she doesn't reply within two days, maybe she simply doesn't want to.
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2 moTexting isn't a bad idea even if it tends to make you look desperate
00 Reply6K opinions shared on Dating topic. Wait a day or two, and if you don't hear from her, text her.
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2 moHonestly it all depends on how you really feel about her. If you’re really into her you should do whatever it takes to get her
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1 motext her and do it asap either that or she is lying and chickening out
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2 moWait, and if she doesn't re-schedule, get another broad, boy-o !!!
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2 moWhat reason did she give?
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She said she had extra online classes to teach. She is a teacher.
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Move on. Online classes don't suddenly appear. They are scheduled well in advance.
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1 moAsk her what works best for her schedule.
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2 moYou can reschedule
01 Reply 4.8K opinions shared on Dating topic. I like to call but that’s just me.
10 ReplyShe has the number! Let her reschedule.
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1 moContact her to reschedule
00 Reply 3K opinions shared on Dating topic. What was the reason
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2 moCall her to show you are still interested.
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2 moWait. The balls in her court
00 ReplyDon't text her, if she wants to follow up she will
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Anonymous(25-29)1 moText her
00 Reply15.2K opinions shared on Dating topic. Move on
10 ReplyText
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2 moText to reschedule
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