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I’ve seen more and more of this go on over the last few years. I personally NEVER bring up politics on a first date. Agree or disagree it does absolutely nothing for romantic energy. However I’ve seen more and more women put men on the spot about this.

In a way it feels like a shit test. A guy might be tempted to seemingly agree just to please her because he wants to get laid. But also if he stands his ground and (tactfully) disagrees it can show that he is confident. For some women having that strong counter balance is a huge turn on because it’s a challenge.

But how do you react?

I would super appreciate comments explaining your thoughts behind your answers! 😀

I have provided separate poll options for non-christians to participate too.

I've separated the options because I'm a christian and I've noticed christian friends answer one way while intent culture seems to answer another.

What I mean by a date is a rather low-commitment, getting-to-know you kind of hangout where the person who asked for the date told the other that they're interested romantically. I'm not talking about romantic dinner. Coffee dates, hanging out at a park, or just doing something fun all count as long as intentions are clear.

Tou should answer yes if you'd say that if you met someone, and you had a solid, enjoyable first conversation (more than small talk), and this person expressed interest in you, like that they also really enjoyed meeting you and would like to go on a date, that you would consider saying yes.

You should also answer yes if you'd say that you'd go on a date with an acquaintance who asked you out--one who you'd say that you weren't on a friendship level with yet.

It's a no answer if you would say that, on principle, you would decline to go on a date with someone who you didn't know as a friend first. People who say this often say that they need to be friends first to get to know who the person really is.