My friend recommended this dating site that is absolutely free for ladies. The catch is that guys have to pay for membership, as well as for the date. :-p What to do, since being a lady can be entitled to priviledge treatment?
It looks like a fun and interesting concept. A pity she is too late. If she had told me this last year I would have signed up immediately. What better way to make friends than to watch movies together? Then I would not have gone to watch movies on my own already!
How this thing works is that when the girl signs up, she will state down her particulars. Then she will state down the type of guy she likes to meet, what criteria she has in mind. The system will then match and send emails to guys informing them of potential dates.
So the girl just sits back and waits for guys to drop her a mail. She will then see which guy she is interested to meet and reply back. Those that she feels no vibes for she does not need to reply. The guy will then set up a date with the girl, choose a movie and then purchase the tickets.
The tickets will be posted to the respective address. On date day, just turn up. It is a real blind date as in both do not get to meet each other before the date.
The best thing is that there are no obligations. If after the movie, both feel that they cannot progress, then they will just thank each other for the company and go their separate ways. If they feel they can go somewhere, then they will set up another date and so on.
You can even go for group dates, as long as you ask your friends to sign up as a member, and the whole lot of you fix the date with another group.
If you do not like watching movies, there are also other activities like golf, swimming and roller-blading. So any singletons out there like to sign up as a member?
It looks like a fun and interesting concept. A pity she is too late. If she had told me this last year I would have signed up immediately. What better way to make friends than to watch movies together? Then I would not have gone to watch movies on my own already!
How this thing works is that when the girl signs up, she will state down her particulars. Then she will state down the type of guy she likes to meet, what criteria she has in mind. The system will then match and send emails to guys informing them of potential dates.
So the girl just sits back and waits for guys to drop her a mail. She will then see which guy she is interested to meet and reply back. Those that she feels no vibes for she does not need to reply. The guy will then set up a date with the girl, choose a movie and then purchase the tickets.
The tickets will be posted to the respective address. On date day, just turn up. It is a real blind date as in both do not get to meet each other before the date.
The best thing is that there are no obligations. If after the movie, both feel that they cannot progress, then they will just thank each other for the company and go their separate ways. If they feel they can go somewhere, then they will set up another date and so on.
You can even go for group dates, as long as you ask your friends to sign up as a member, and the whole lot of you fix the date with another group.
If you do not like watching movies, there are also other activities like golf, swimming and roller-blading. So any singletons out there like to sign up as a member?
3 comments:
I do really wonder.
In a society where most females work, why are guys still expected to be the one to pay for this kind of service?
Anyway, since your boss is nice, if and when you do leave this particular company, I think it would be good if you can tell him that although he's nice, there is something not very right with the operation in his company.
Think from the impression is that the guys pay. But to me, I think it is the guy pay first, and then after the date is set up (or even before), the girl offers to pay her share. At least that is the right and courteous thing to do.
I was referring more to the "membership fee" actually.
So guys get to pay first, with no guarantee that any gal would reply to his e-mails. Riiight...
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