Single In France: "We Don't Date"
French women give Liz Tuccillo some laissez-faire advice about dating and sex.
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The word dating doesn't exist in Paris; they call it meeting because "date" is a code for flowers, dinner, goodnight kiss, etc. It's not spontaneous.
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Discussion
Brilliant concept, and a very important distinction between meeting up and going on "a date." I hate dating, but I love meeting up! I'm moving to Paris.
No Sexy0021,
there's a real difference between the concept of "Rendez-vous galant" and "Date".
You're mixing with "la Drague" wich is closer to the dating concept if translated in anglo-saxon cultur.
The verb "Draguer" is the action and everything one do seduce someone. That may include inviting to dinner in a restaurant, theatre or a simple walk in a park.
Notice, to french guys it's not that special to invit a female friend to restaurant. I did a few time back when I didn't knew it meant much more to american girls. I had to think twice since.
