I had dinner with a potential suitor last night, and ended up liking him rather more than I expected to. Sent a particularly charming rendition of the traditional “thanks again for a lovely evening” email this morning … zip. nada. zilch.
Hang in there, Twickster. It would have been wonderful if you had opened your email this morning and found a charming note from him telling you how much he enjoyed your company last night.
Since it’s so early in the day, can we chalk it up to maybe he has been busy this morning? Plus, they don’t think like us.
Sometimes I’m thankful for that. Other times, I’m not so thankful!!
But I’m also curious as to what you said in your e-mail. If it really was just “thanks for a lovely evening”, he might misinterpret it as “thanks but no thanks.”
Do you know him well enough to know how often he checks his email?
I check mine regularly. But I have too much damn time on my hands.
But I have friends who don’t check it at all. In fact, I wonder why they even claim to *have *an email address. I recently was trying to get two friends together and I literally would call up one, tell him he had email, and then call up the other to tell him that *he *had email. It was a weird experience.
Anyway, I think it is *much *too soon to be disappointed.
How did you meet? If it was on line or through on internet dating service, no email response is a bad sign. If you met off line, I agree that no email is no big deal as he may not check it often.
From my experience, if there is no email within 24 hours from an on line suitor after an initial date, he isn’t that into it.
OTOH, he’s gone a couple of days without checking his email before.
Sigh.
I was really hoping that posting about this would somehow cause a wrinkle in the space-time continuum that would result in my getting an email from him.
I have to concur with two points from this thread:
No immediate reply to an email could mean a bunch of things. Don’t freak out now (there’s plenty of time for that later). But set something else up for Saturday night all the same.
I have to agree. Be cool with him calling, and be cool with him not calling. But this is far too late in the week to wait for his call. It ups your social value to already have plans.
Even if you don’t. He doesn’t have to know that you don’t.