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Save the night time/dinner to someone you are so comfortable with, well-synced and vibing with that you are practically okay with sleeping with them. Other than that, daytime breakfast, lunch or coffee date it or do “errand drive bys” (in order to assess whether or not you are feeling each other, or not). In addition to, in every city, so many many populated, open, non expensive daytime parks, bookstores, mall parking lots, pullover spots etc.), there is way too much technology out here to not have a dating strategy and especially considering all the time and preparation necessary to sit at the table with a complete stranger–trying to “vibe,” when that part should be good and out of the way (before a night time/dinner date).

In addition to self-esteem, self-confidence, self-efficacy, I am top of the line, VERY big on self-preservation (and find that, especially in the dating game, too many people aren’t very self-preserving). Especially for a woman, your actual

A FWB situation can be complicated when one party develops feelings while the other enjoys the benefits–and shows no interest in anything but.
For the woman in receipt of the “benefit”, the important thing is the keep the main thing the main thing: The Benefit. Not romance the “benefit”, especially if-for the man involved-the benefit (of “spoiling” you) is no sweat off his pockets and bank account. 

The newest Internet subject set ablaze is the reciprocity of standards of lists of relationship “must haves” as demanded by women who, according to some, should also possess or be able to obtain these things themselves. While, generally speaking, that is the question that’s not being answered is the biggest picture: The origin/where this notion is derived, and what, if any, are the exceptions.
On this AngFrankPodcast, I get from the top to the bottom of it.