Talk:Chris Winters/@comment-206.212.36.7-20150204042310

I'll be honest - I don't like Chris Winters at all. I don't think he's handsome, I find nothing charming about him, and I think the dates that we go on are far too extravagant for my tastes in real life. Keep in mind, this is all personal preference, but it seems like everything he's done with my characer so far wouldn't fly with me in real life.

I don't care that he bought me a drink when we first met. The flirting I could handle. However, immediately asking to use his beach house to shoot a video doesn't seem very courteous. He was kind enough about it, and I left his house in good shape, but it honestly seems like a bit much from someone I just met. I hated taking advantage of his kindness.

Then comes our first date:  I am a woman who appreciates simplicity. I loved the first date with Ethan and we admired the city from the Hollywood sign as he slept on my shoulder; an absolute picture-perfect memory that I wouldn't trade for anything. However, Chris attempts to dazzle me with private jets, a trip to Las Vegas, a show and blah blah blah... I wasn't interested in any of that. I barely know this guy and he's pushing the boundaries of my comfort zone with money and flashing lights.

I completely drew the line at Italy. ITALY. I was honestly appalled. I would love to go to Italy some day, but not with someone I barely know. Upon finding out about his divorce, I knew I was through. I honeslty felt as though I was toyed with: swept away by the expensive elegance I thought to be Chris Winters.

I understand that he's kind. I understand that he's a perfectly nice guy who had a rough marriage and but who truly likes me. However, I feel like if any of this happened to me in real life, I wouldn't like any of it.