Recording summary · February 2020
She Rejected Me -(
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Overview
Daniel reflects on communication delays, messaging strategy, and anxiety following a first date, noting the choice to message on Tinder rather than via phone number and an overlooked profile gender setting.
Daniel purchases a pot at a local market in Korea and cooks a budget-friendly kimchi stew in an Airbnb that lacks kitchen supplies.
Themes
Post-date messaging decisions, timing dilemmas, and communication anxiety.
Buying kitchenware and preparing a budget kimchi stew in an Airbnb accommodation.
Developments
Daniel sent a message after returning home from the date and received a reply the next day around 4 PM.
Daniel sent a follow-up inquiry after waiting approximately 4 hours, which went unanswered for an entire day.
Daniel sent another message expressing affection and asking about meeting again.
Daniel bought a pot with a lid for roughly $9 from an older Korean woman at a local market.
Daniel cooked kimchi stew using mushrooms, sausages, tofu, and seasoning costing about $4.
Uncertainties & gaps
Whether the date has not yet viewed the latest message or saw it and lacks interest.
Whether sending a follow-up message before receiving a response was an unwise decision.
Whether the date noticed the Tinder profile gender was set to woman or had search preferences set to all genders.
Whether the date will respond on subsequent days or is merely busy.
Whether to use the entire packet of seasoning sauce or only half in the stew.