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pretty, exactly the type that he’s into, and he picked up on the
vibe that you were someone he would have to work for, not
some goofy chick who would be easily impressed by his looks
or money. At this point Rick doesn’t know if you’re Pussy or
Wifey, how could he? At the moment of first contact and
initial conversation, he’s suspending his labels. Assuming that
you’ll probably be Pussy, but given the way you look and the
way you talk, he’s hoping for more. The date choice is meant
to impress you, to show you that he’s a man of quality, he feels
a need to overcompensate based on his initial impression of
you, as a woman with class.
Skip back for a moment, if Rick talked to you for a few
minutes before getting your number or spent hours on the
phone before he set up the first date, and automatically
decided you were ratchet, basic, ghetto, redneck, or flighty he
would adjust his game plan and went a different first date
route. You came off as a woman of class, thus, Rick is going to
go down the quality path to impress you. Now, on to the actual
date.
The first date is all about listening and learning. He’s
taking mental notes on you, what you react to joke-wise, what
topics excite you, and most importantly what you’re looking
for from a man. Your last boyfriend, your problem with men
these days, and your general attitude on why you’re single.
Rick doesn’t have to ask obvious questions; his ears are the
canvas and your mouth paints every picture. This Dick will
keep the drinks flowing and your mouth moving. He knows
half of your insecurities by the time the date is over but still
hasn’t made up his mind about your potential.
By the second date, Rick’s talked to you nearly every
day, has had more than a few long late night conversations,
and having exposed all of your insecurities as well as your
basic character defining traits, he’s found a girl to compare
you with that he used to date. You’re a mix between Angela
and Kim, so he’s going to push the buttons that he pushed on
them to see what works and what doesn’t work. At this point,
he thinks you have potential; you’re smart, fun, and witty, but
you’re also typical in many ways. Rick doesn’t care if he does
something to push you away at this point because it’s nothing