I met a girl on a date that I got along with well. I think she's

>>17558167
What hobbies do you have?

That's a question you'll be asking yourself every time you get along with a girl. Just keep at it and see what comes of it - takes a while to -really- get to know a person.

>>17558167
Depends on how far you two have progressed and how long you've been seeing each other. If you only had a couple dates I don't thinks it's an asshole move to see other people while you make up your mind. Don't rub it in her face but I wouldn't even try to hide it. Hiding it is what makes it shady because it implies your doing something bad.

My boyfriend and I only really have a handful of hobbies/interests in common. We have a perfectly successful relationship despite that.

>>17558171
I swim, lift/crossfit, do BJJ, do photography and graphic design as some of my hobbies outside of work. And I'm a music nerd, am constantly on the hunt for new genres and artists, frequent underground/punk shows as often as I can. I'm by no means some sophisticated mysterious hipster or anything but I just don't see myself enjoying meaningful experiences with a country music fangirl who is too normal, for lack of a better word.

i already dated a girl like that for 3 years and the only thing we had in common was that we liked to fuck each other. we were entirely different people otherwise and that wore down hard on the relationship. maybe it's naive but i just want to avoid that and find a girl I can actually be excited to talk to and look at as a legitimate companion instead of a fuckbuddy or some oneitis waifu or some trophy wife/gf

as a man, how much in common am i supposed to have with a woman to have a healthy and rewarding relationship?