Black Girl Vlog |Cheesecake Factory Date Gone Wrong| Dating & Relationships
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Black Girl Vlog |Cheesecake Factory Date Gone Wrong Reaction| Dating & Relationships
in a recent viral video, a woman and a man pulled up to popular restaurant, The Cheesecake Factory, for their first date. In an unexpected turn of events, the woman decided not to get out of the car, deeming the restaurant unacceptable.
Is the Cheesecake Factory really unacceptable for a first date? Is the man justified in his response? Get my opinion (and some free dating advice) in this Black Girl Vlog.
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I enjoy how you present the topic and you’re beautiful, you’re very calm and collected
You are too kind! 😊 I'm pretty chill in real life, so I figure I'll add some chill to the chaos on these internets, lol.
Did you see the exclusive interview ? They're supposed to go on a 2nd date although they never went on the first one technically. He was such a nice guy.
She's very disrespectful .
Very! There is a way to express our feelings with grace and kindness, especially when the other person is being respectful.
Damn I’d love to go to the Cheesecake Factory just in general. The man was so much nicer than I would have been, especially once she started filming and hyping herself up. He’s very kind in how he communicates. But I’ll say it, she doesn’t even look classy enough for Cheesecake Factory. Those slices are over $10! Lmao is it about getting to know someone or just what food you get? The quality of the date isn’t determined by money spent on it. She is so rude.
Treat yo'self! And you are right - you shouldn't make a stink about $10 cheesecake if you have a $2 attitude.
I really thinks this breeds into the "entitlement" mentality that so many people have today. I applaud the young man for taking her back home!
Yes! It's ok to have standards for your treatment, but being nasty about them just says that you don't have high enough standards for your own character. Priorities, people!
Who do you think was right in this situation?