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Aren't red flags bad? Why do you have a favorite, one that you like the most?
Is this a "Now hear me out" situation???
I imagine your views on that will change in time, Rhila. It's pretty common to go on a date with just one other person.
Context is important.
If you don't know the man very well and the date is at a bar or something, then it's probably a good idea to bring a friend. You don't have to sit with the friend the whole time, they can mingle a bit too and stick around to check you're ok, or to provide you an easy escape route if things don't go well with the date. You can always mention it to the date before you meet, that you're bringing a friend.
But to a dinner date? I don't know. That's a bit awkward. I'd suggest getting to know them in more open dates first. Build up the trust in casual public spaces before going on more intimate dates.
What do you mean by "think in red flags"? Red flags is just a term for things that give you a bad vibe about a person. Most humans experience this, it's part of being a sentient species. A survival instinct.
Anyone that uses the word "nowadays" in this context is a red flag to me. It's a symptom of bitterness towards those that are different, and being incapable of adapting to the times/growing out of behaviours they learnt in the playground.
For me red flags start to appear after some time when the two people relax and start to show their true colors, and the two biggest I have experienced are:
-The other person has a Tinder profile and after a month of dating they still have it on. "It´s for the lols"... yeah, sure. For me it sounds like they don´t think too highly of our chances and are weighting options with pictures of other guys.
-The other person always has "the worst luck with dating". SOmetimes they will have several long term relationships in the past with horrible partners that would threat them like dog sh**t, to the point you start to question why did they stood on that relationship for so long if it was so bad? And how is it that in their stories they are always the victim? Like someone said previously on this thread, it makes me think no matter how I threat them, they will talk the same about me. And this actually happened to me recently and it´s quite surreal how this type of people bend the true to make you look like an absolute monster.
+1, Human´s life span is so short that it honestly sounds pathetic when someone speaks as if they were 500 years old and seen the world change in so many ways that they can´t even recognize it anymore. Languages evolve, getting mad about it it´s, just like you said, a bitter attitude.
Boy, girl, it doesn't matter - but if one has tattoos and piercings and possibly dyed hair -
Aposematism - an evolved defense found in nature to deter predators by using bright colours/markings. Working as intended.
Revolting and, if you ask me, disrespectful to our founding fathers.