With a question on strategies to use on a second date, the Tool (one of our valued readers and forum participants) over on the post requesting ideas for new forum join bonus says:
“Hey Chase, Personally I know myself and alot of other people would appreciate an ebook, or post on how/when to ask for a second date, taking into account certain things that happen on the first. What I mean is, I have no problems getting second dates with girls who I only kiss once on the first date, its the ones who I either have sex with after taking them home or nearly go all the way with that become cold and unresponsive. I myself usually follow the 3 days rule for getting a second date after the first. My process with women i escalate things quickly with is a follow up text the next day asking about how their day was ect or asking how a test went and then i leave it at that, then i wait another two days and go for a second date. the problem is lately these women have been unresponsive to me or do not agree to go on a second and stop contacting me. I believe its because they think I used them for a one night stand when in fact I do truly want more. So what I was wondering is exactly what are the steps you are supposed to take after escalating so fast with a women to secure that second date or future meets?”
So, there's the question of:
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How do you get a second date with a girl you aren't intimate with yet?
... and Tool says he's fine on that count, but I want to cover that one today regardless.
Regarding Tool's comment, he's really asking two questions here:
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How do you get a second date with a girl you've slept with on the first?
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How do you get a second date with a girl you almost slept with on the first... then didn't?
All three of these - the girl you haven't been intimate with; the girl you have been intimate with; and the girl you've almost been intimate with but it didn't happen - offer very different and unique cases for setting up a second date.
In today's article, I want to cover two things, then:
- How to get a second date, depending on what happened on the first, and
- How to run that second date.
So let's get to it.
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