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🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️A show of hands are you an outspoken person / one of your friend's /one of your colleague's / one your sibling's / one parent's / your relatives that you know 😆!!

1. Social media

In fact, you find it quite hard without giving your two pennies’ worth in the commenting something. Sometimes it ends up in a two-day-long debate with a someone you don't know well, which provides you (and us!) with some great entertainment.

2. You definitely rub some people up the wrong way

The price you pay for being outspoken is that you often gain some enemies/fans/ popular for no reason along the way. But at least you stand by what you believe in and aren’t afraid to speak your mind.

3. People always come to you for advice

You give great advice because you’re so honest, and friends and family can always rely on you to speak the truth – and to tell them if they don’t look great in that dress.

4. Your opinion is often seen as authority

Don’t like your friend’s new partner? Think the staff are rude at that restaurant in town? You often find that once you believe something, others will think the same as you do.

5. You reveal too much, too soon

You don’t understand the phrase ‘sharing too much’, and you’re not afraid to tell people about yourself. Sometimes, your friends have to warn others prior to meeting you of this habit. 😏

6. Your outspoken nature has got you into trouble before

Whether it was when you were at school or later on in life at work, you sometimes found yourself in hot water for being outspoken.

7. If you don’t like your food, you’ll say so

If your meal is under/overcooked, or the service is extremely slow, you’re not afraid to tell your waiter


8. People mistake your outspoken nature for something else

In the past, you’ve been called ‘attention- seeker’, ‘childish’ or ‘a drama queen’, but you know they're only jealous of your assertiveness.

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Around March, 2015, I had a first date with Susan. Unfortunately, she had a family emergency a few days later and she went out of town for several weeks. In the meanwhile, I started dating someone else, I thought they would be a good match for me, and when Susan returned, I truthfully explained what had happened and I told her that I wanted to date the other girl exclusively. In retrospect, it was a bad decision.

I recently saw Susan on POF, started messaging her, and she was receptive to the idea of meeting for dinner. Our first date happens to be on Valentine's Day! (I recently posted another question about how to handle a first date on Valentine's Day.) Every good woman should receive flowers on Valentine's Day, so this is what I will give her:

It feels a bit peculiar seeing her a second time five years after the first date, but my memories of her are all good and I am excited about seeing her again. I should have ditched the other girl and kept dating Susan in 2015, but that's another story!

What's the longest gap you have had between a first and second date?

Like if you are meeting someone from online dating, internet, or from another country... do you communicate to friends and family so they know your whereabouts? or do you just risk it and hope all turns out ok?