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Oh, I missed this thread.  Based on the first conversation, I would not have given him a date at all, so I was surprised when you said it worked out OK.  Then he's back to his normal self.

Get rid of him....and it's OK to tell your friend that he was a bore who just wanted to listen to himself drone on about how great he is.

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Don't drop a good man (#2) just cause you're not sure about his kissing. A man will be more than happy to adjust his kissing to what you like. Go on a few dates with him then make a decision.

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12 hours ago, glows said:

There were a number of unflattering and problematic observations about guy 1. You’ve described conversing with him on the phone as painful, likes to hear himself talk, sounded like a dick (your words here), in sales mode, continuous bragging, having a mask, having narcissistic qualities. 

We don’t know this person and from one date unfortunately neither do you. Turn this around for a second - would you go on a date with someone who thought any or all the above about you

Yeah I hear you.  It's like there is someone else underneath that exterior though.  I suppose I'm kind of intrigued by that and there was obvious physical chemistry. I think you're right though.. if all of this is bothering me from the start, it will most likely not get any better.  I'll update after the second date.

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13 hours ago, basil67 said:

Oh, I missed this thread.  Based on the first conversation, I would not have given him a date at all, so I was surprised when you said it worked out OK.  Then he's back to his normal self.

Get rid of him....and it's OK to tell your friend that he was a bore who just wanted to listen to himself drone on about how great he is.

Most likely I won't be dating this man longterm.  It's just frustrating because I find myself attracted to the alpha qualities but annoyed by them at the same time.  If he was just a little bit less of a douche, it could be magical. 
 

With the second guy, I could see comfort and stability.  We vibe and the conversations are easy.  I'm not craving to jump his bones though.

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4 hours ago, Classicfiction said:

With the second guy, I could see comfort and stability.  

Why not date someone that you're excited about? 

Settling down and being “comfortable” sounds like hospice - besides, nothing ever grows when we are in our comfort zone.

What about common goals? Intellect? Things in common?

Be careful not to date someone just because it is convenient.

 

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