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Maybe he decided to dress up as a douche this halloween
So he's a douche just because he didn't like her? Gtfo.
Or because he dealt with it childishly instead of saying it like an adult?
No it's the way he said it #6
It's a date. Now you've got 364 days to get ready for it!
He may not of meant it that way. He may just be able to see you in his life for the next year and just thought of it in what he should do next Halloween, not the next date.
Yes, or maybe he was possessed by a purple dinosaur that made him say the wrong thing. Or maybe, just maybe...it's the real world and he doesn't like her
Judging by all four of your comments pointing out that he might not have liked her, you seem a little bitter.
Not bitter. Reslistic vs sugarcoating.
Do you really not consider the fact it could have just been an accident? I can easily see myself saying that, in a similar vein as replying "you too" when wished a happy birthday. It is entirely possible he very much wants to go on another date, and as it was halloween, was just what came to mind. You definitely seem bitter.
Perhaps he didn't mean it that way? I know all about saying stupid things by mistake
Yeah......no.
I mean, if your date was something like going to a haunted house, then his response is pretty understandable. As in, he thought you meant you should do that specific thing again, instead of going on a date in general.
He doesn't like her, people. Move on.
If you're that worried about it, ask for clarification on whether he meant the specific event or general dating. That said, people don't usually plan an event a year out that is a date. (Also, why date on Halloween? Costumes aren't really the best thing to make a good impression with for most people. Theater people and certain subcultures, though...)
If you went trick-or-treating and you said to do it again sometime, that's just literally the earliest time you'd be able to go trick-or-treating again. If you didn't go trick-or-treating, what's wrong with you?
He's Tate from first season of American horror stories
Don't worry OP you'll find a man that will respect you and treat you the way you know you deserve
At least you'd got the opportunity to go out with him.
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It's a date. Now you've got 364 days to get ready for it!
Maybe he decided to dress up as a douche this halloween