If she cannot appreciate the utility of self-defense, she's less than worthless to me.
Next fish!
A lot of them start out like that, and wise up eventually.
A lot of people just haven't thought about it much. It's nicer to think pleasant thoughts. Then it can go two ways: A) how dare you intrude on my blissful fantasy world!!??!! or B) re-think when confronted with reality. Hopefully "reality" doesn't come in the form of a violent assault. As someone else pointed out here, sometimes "reality" can be having children and feeling the responsibility of protecting them. That's what got my wife carrying.
So I wouldn't say she's hopeless long-term. Probably not worth messing with now, though.
met my woman online a year ago this coming friday....plan on getting married next march....wasn't a dating site and i wasn't looking,just got lucky
Some people I think, do not see the need for a gun untill something bad happens to them, a family member, friend, co worker, etc. Or they think the plice are always going to be there when you need them!
2. If they answer an e-harmony quiz and are dissapointed that they are getting matched up with red-neck republican gun toters, then they lied on the quiz or they need to do some introspection and figure out what they really want to be when they grow up.
The interesting thing is that E harmony keeps matching her with gun toting conservatives... maybe thats what she is screaming for... (insert joke here).
She said the guy seemed normal and she was having a good time until she found out he was a "crazy gun-toting Republican weirdo".
To make a long story short - I gave eHarmony a try in an attempt to meet someone. I went on a first date with one of the girls they matched me with tonight. We met up for coffee and after 45 minutes it was going great...until:
She asked me how many girls I had gone out with from the site and I asked her the same. She said the first date was "ok" but lacked a connection. The second guy, however, she said was a disaster. She said the guy seemed normal and she was having a good time until she found out he was a "crazy gun-toting Republican weirdo". "Oh, ya?" I said. "He told me he had a gun with him! What kind of guy is paranoid enough to think they have to carry a gun with them?" - she says.
I'm sure my jaw dropped a little. I paused for a few seconds and said... "Oh." And paused again. I think she picked up on it, but I explained why I have and carry guns - my father was LEO, learned to shoot at 6yo, and I understand there are people in society that would do harm to innocent people for no reason.
She spent 10 minutes back-tracking then changed the subject altogether. The date lasted another extremely awkward 30 minutes before we left... She never thanked me for buying her coffee.
She needs a good spanking!