CallaFirestormBW
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ORIGINAL: rcf101 Well being a gentleman and nice guy who respects woman and still knows the meaning of chivalry and practices it, the man pays. I know that may make me unpopular but... I still light ladies cigarettes pull out chairs for them, offer my jacket if they are cold, and I always bring flowers and chocolates for my date. It wouldn't make us uncomfortable with you, especially if you can dance... unless it got twisted around. My Darling and I -both- enjoy being taken 'out on the town', and she -loves- having a gentleman who can take her dancing. Our one exception is for that initial meeting, and that is only because we've had some experiences where allowing a 'gentleman' (and I use that term -very- loosely) to pick up dinner for that first meeting has resulted in hard feelings when we had to tell said gentleman that he wasn't going to be a good fit for our household. In both cases where we had problems, the gentlemen in question started propositioning my Darling at that VERY meal, in one case behind my back when they were dancing, and again two more times, when I went to the rest room and salad bar, and for one gentleman, he actually had the balls to make his offer right in -front- of me. In both cases, the men were -very- gentlemanly. The didn't want to just throw me out on the street, mind you.. they made very nice promises to put me into a comfortable, -separate-, apartment so that the gentlemen in question and my Darling could marry... and in both cases, the gentlemen used the fact that we'd allowed them to pay for that initial meal as 'proof' that my Darling really wanted 'a man to take care of her'... which she does... just on her terms! (Interestingly enough, they didn't seem to think that -I- would want a man to "take care of me"...must be my sarcastic wit... but I have to admit that my Darling is very gorgeous when she gets all done up, and I'd take her, too... oh, wait... I -have- her!) Needless to say, that first meeting is 'neutral territory' now for us. Calla Firestorm
< Message edited by CallaFirestormBW -- 10/13/2008 8:10:46 AM >
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