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how can I informed a man my preferences in food without sounding arrogant? I don't like crappy, cheap places where they serve you the usually menu many people would order (I don't eat anything). Secondly, I once got sick (a real terrible stomache) for several days after eating from a very cheap place.
It's the way I was raised at home and my environment is cleaned. I would prefered a decent place. It doesn't have to be a palace but definitely not a cheap place.
Is there a way I can say this (on a date) without offending the man into thinking I'm picky. Well sometimes I am but for good reasons. It's the same as coming well dressed-up if you're a secretary.
Hopefully, you would let him know this ahead of time...say the stage that you two were "getting to know each other."
If he thinks your tastes are too expensive, I`m sure he won`t even bother asking you out to eat.
You would be going to a movie, or bowling.
Yeah can be... after paying for my classes. I guess it makes sense since I'm the only one that knows what gets me sick, gives me allergies or my own tastes.
The only thing I would get upset is if the guy left his plate half full or simply didn't like the food I ordered. I get upset when people eat sooo little since you're the one paying.
The guy will decide where you will go because he is the one asking you out, A classy gentleman won't take you to a cheap place with crappy food.
Although taking a first date to some extremeley expensive place ain't very smart either unless the guy is rich, what if you don't like him? Then he'll have spent a small fortune on you for nothing, thats not very fair to the guy.
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Yeah can be... after paying for my classes. I guess it makes sense since I'm the only one that knows what gets me sick, gives me allergies or my own tastes. The only thing I would get upset is if the guy left his plate half full or simply didn't like the food I ordered. I get upset when people eat sooo little since you're the one paying.
This is one of the major attitudes that creates major weight problems.
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or simply didn't like the food I ordered
So it's ok for you to not like certain foods but not ok with you if THEY don't like certain foods? I don't get that one.
This is one of the major attitudes that creates major weight problems.
Not really... I can be eating large portions of my favorite dish and hardly gain weigh. A guy at my workplace (he's 22 years old) is in the same situation. He eats sooo much and is still skinny.
I guess it has to do with our ages (he's 22 and I'm almost 24) and fast metabolism.
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