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Some feedback needed..................
Muffyman 70 Reviews 11262 reads
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Saw someone a little while back who I had been very interested in meeting. While I thought the evening went OK (all the usual and expected things happened which were very nice), I had a sense that perhaps the lady was not "into it" as much as I was or I had hoped for. I didn't want to spoil the "flow" of our meeting so I didn't say anything that night. I know that things can "click" for one person but perhaps not the other and that is understandable. I also know that each of us has good and bad days so that may be what was in play that evening. It could be lots of different things. Of course, I can be way off base on this feeling altogether and perhaps I may have been sensing something that wasn't there at all. At any rate, I wouldn't mind spending more time with this person but not if my "read" here is accurate. On the other hand, if my "read" of that night is in error, I would be passing up an opportunity to spend time with someone who could turn out to be one incredible woman. So here are the questions: Should I communicate with the lady and ask "point blank" what her feelings were about that evening? Would that be putting her in a rather uncomfortable situation? Would a provider ever tell a client that the evening was not an especially good one for her and perhaps why? Some help here gang.

Muffyman,
If you have only seen her once and not had a significant amount of contact/conversation outside of that meeting; I think it might be a little forward to ask "point blank".

In my experience the comfort level and comminucation/honesty/openness reached between a provider and client are directly related to,if not the frequency of meetings, then certainly the number.

Perhaps you should schedule again. If she did have something going on she may bring it up herself. Maybe the second time around there will be better chemistry, and if not,then that would be the time(during "pillow talk") to lead the conversation to your questions about the experience +/-.

Hope that helps
Whitefalcn

I would talk to her about it. She may have been having a bad day or a crisis going on or, yes, you "may have been sensing something that wasn't there at all". If you'd like to see her again there's no reason why you shouldn't get it straightened out. I think that most good providers would tell you if it wasn't a good day for her. You have nothing to lose and something special to gain if it turns out that she was just having an off day or you perceived something that wasn't even there ;o)

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