Mav
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- Jun 12, 2020
So how do you guys avoid dealing with tire kickers? Thought I had a pretty decent lead from tinder... we were vibing well back and forth... good chemistry over text. So about six messages in (which took about 4 days to get to, but they were long messages), I ask her out using a modified format of Andy's let's grab a drink line. She agrees and we setup for Saturday. When I went to confirm with her, got a bs excuse about the hurricane blah blah blah. When I cut to the chase, she admits she isnt interested and was hesitant to tell someone no.
I get a lot of tire kickers, which I'm sure is somewhat normal but pisses me off. It's not as much it being a complete waste of my time, as much as it is thinking I have a solid lead. I have reduced the amount of waste of timers by switching to Andy's more direct messaging. But I'll still have quite a few agree when they have 0 interest in actually meeting up.
Maybe I need a more ruthless approach. You're either in or you're out and if you flake on first date, delete and next automatically. I used to feel I was losing some decent leads this way. (Keep in mind, I'm looking for something that could turn into a relationship, not just a bunch of one night stands or fwb's)
What do you guys think?
I get a lot of tire kickers, which I'm sure is somewhat normal but pisses me off. It's not as much it being a complete waste of my time, as much as it is thinking I have a solid lead. I have reduced the amount of waste of timers by switching to Andy's more direct messaging. But I'll still have quite a few agree when they have 0 interest in actually meeting up.
Maybe I need a more ruthless approach. You're either in or you're out and if you flake on first date, delete and next automatically. I used to feel I was losing some decent leads this way. (Keep in mind, I'm looking for something that could turn into a relationship, not just a bunch of one night stands or fwb's)
What do you guys think?