The line between friendly get-together and something more

[Kent_Clark]

@Balthisar

Well, I hope neither circumstance is a date, because my wife might not like that. I don’t regard them as dates, but I’ve not asked my wife her opinion. :eek:

Obviously it’s not my wife I’m talking about dining with.

A good rule of thumb. If you tell your spouse, it’s friendly. If you don’t, it’s a date.

[Lobot]

@Slithy_Tove

There is no line, since people need to have either false hopes or plausible deniability.

I’ve gotta say, that’s probably the best answer yet.

[etv78]

If the people want to sleep together, it’s a date.

[MeanOldLady]

@etv78

If the people want to sleep together, it’s a date.

I was going to say exactly this. Well not exactly. My wording was: "It’s not a date if you don’t want to bang each other. "

[BigBertha]

So if someone says When I get $, I’d like to take you for lunch, whats that?

[MeanOldLady]

Do you want to bang each other?

[BigBertha]

I do but I was not the one asking, he was.

[MeanOldLady]

Is he asking you to lunch with the intent to bang you? I’ll answer that: yes. So then it is a date. Wear a low cut top.