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What makes a date a date?
*mipadi*
post Jan 31 2006, 12:36 AM
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Maybe it's my relative lack of experience in the area of relationships, but there's a question that often nags at me: What makes a date a date? At first glance, this may seem like an easy answer; but it's one that seems to elude people I ask. Take, for example, these two different, yet similar, scenarios:
  1. You notice a nice young member of the opposite sex with whom you go to school. You think it might be nice to take him/her out sometime—dinner, a movie, something along those lines. So you ask him/her to a movie. Is that a date or just a friendly outing, and why? How do you know? How do you make it clear one way or the other?
  2. You are friends with a young member of the opposite sex. You hang out with each other on a semi-regular basis. You decide to ask him/her to a movie or dinner. Is that a date or just a friendly outing, and why? How do you know? How do you make it clear one way or the other?
 
 
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post Feb 2 2006, 09:32 PM
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A date is a date when both of you acknowledge it as a date.

It is not a date if he says its just "hanging out", he must specifically tell you its date.

This is what happened to me on MSN a while back:
Guy: Want to go out together to see a movie during spring break?
Me: sure
Guy: I won't call it a date...so..
Me: sure, just hanging out?
Guy: yup

Then a few days later
Guy: About the hanging out thing...
Me: yeah?
Guy: well...
Me: hmm mmm?
Guy: I really like you...so be my girlfriend please?
Me: *thinking: knew it all along* Sure thing
Guy:...and its a date
Me: sure ^^

So you see, it's only a date if it's mentioned by its name. If it's not, assume its hanging out.
 

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