First Dates Ireland *read first post*

Ferris_Bueller wrote: »

- Mormon girl & "model" guy seemed an odd match, was kind of surprised they said yes but they seemed to get along well enough. Initially I thought the guy seemed too serious and loved the sound of his own voice.

The quotes around model are fair enough I think....maybe a hand model?

plodder wrote: »

Ah, he didn't take himself too seriously though. I thought he was sound.

I agree he was less painful as it went on....the trend for fake giant glasses needs to end though!!!!

AlmightyCushion wrote: »

Buzzfeed said he was the 6 sexiest man in the world. That tells you all you need to know about Buzzfeed.

Was it not Ireland?

Caught up with last week's episode on the Player last night.

The Cork guy was very nervous and tired by his own admission and kept putting his foot in it. I don't think he was fully "in the zone" and was struggling from the outset. In fairness, the Donegal girl was sympathetic and didn't take any of his gaffes to heart.

The two Aspergers people seemed well matched and were thrilled at the end when the other said 'yes'.

I find the young gay men on the show completely unwatchable and have to fast forward through their scenes, each pair are as tedious as the last one.

No idea why the young lesbian put down that she was open to dating a man at the restaurant. By her own admission, she had nearly only ever been with women.....seemed unfair on the young man who had presumably turned up with the hope of meeting a straight girl.

Iseedeadpixels wrote: »

The gorgeous ginger lady from Navan is on POF, I'd say shes getting hounded out of it :pac:

POF??

rusty cole wrote: »

https://www.msn.com/en-ie/entertainment/entertainmenttv/first-transgender-dater-has-perfect-match-on-first-dates-ireland/ar-BBJ4WH2?li=BBr5HCU

the photo says it all!! scary times folks!!

What does the photo say?
They seem like nice people, reading their story. Nice that they can accept each other and understand each others struggles.

rusty cole wrote: »

yeah id doesn't look odd at all, some lad in a dress who identifies as whomever he sees fit on the day and eh another lad beside him!!

I find it weird and funny as is my choice, like it or lump it.

:rolleyes:

rusty cole wrote: »

yeah id doesn't look odd at all, some lad in a dress who identifies as whomever he sees fit on the day and eh another lad beside him!!

I find it weird and funny as is my choice, like it or lump it.

Thats pretty insensitive man. I don't know much about trans, but I don't think they get expensive and dangerous surgeries and hormone treatments and stuff and have their family often disown them for the craic

rusty cole wrote: »

Ha ha, Pan sexual, you're a riot..god as if that's a thing too.. ya nearly got me though ye scamp! the thoughts of it, people putting their willies on bread loaves of all things...whatever next.

My point is really who cares? what difference does it make to your life exactly? It might not be a "thing" to you but it clearly is to other people, each to their own I say.

I'm going to sound incredibly like a pig-headed, old-fashioned bigot but I just find this whole trans-pan set-up extremely off-putting.

I mean if he is going by David for the date (as opposed to Kayla on other occasions) then why is he dressed like a woman? And I would fear for his overall health as he is dangerously skinny.

They should send each of them a text before they arrive at the hotel saying "The door going in to the restaurant opens by the right door, follow this advice to not appear like a tool".

Rekop dog wrote: »

This season is about to spontaneously combust with all the pc'ness.

I think it's just dating in 2018.

I feel so outdated sometimes

"...and do anything and everything".


Seems that way.