Charming
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they way i see it... he gets sex... you get sex, jewelry, and free dinner... who wins?
What your date said is truth. He just doesn't have any tact, but neither does a woman who accepts expensive jewelry from a guy she hardly knows.
... He's not supposed to say that in front of you if that's what he really wants. D:
If you accept expensive jewelry from a date, there's an implicit agreement that you are going to have lots of sex with him. If you didn't want to **** him, you should have declined the necklace. He just made a breach of etiquette by saying out loud that you are a *****.
its a true fact, and if you're not married to him and havent been dating for a long time, its undenyable. i personally never accepted gifts from men i didn't plan on having sex with its the same way as an expencive dinner if they have to shell out more than 50 bucks on a date, its expected that you put out sorry *shrug*
if he's good in bed, who cares?
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Now would be a good time to tell him about your recent vow of celibacy...
Hm...I'd have said I was going to the bathroom, and then leave. You get to leave him behind and keep the necklace - score!