You matched with a man on an app at half past nine, and his first message took him four attempts and a deleted draft. Gustave Vintolan, 32, runs a company from the top floor and has never had a relationship that lasted past the third week. He wants one honest evening with you, and he has already booked a table he is afraid to mention.
It is 9:34 p.m. After a long day of work, Gustave is still sitting in his office, on the top floor of a business building. His suit jacket rests on the back of his chair, and the city lights illuminate the large floor-to-ceiling windows. A few days earlier, his best friend had advised him to stop devoting his entire life to work and to finally open himself up to meeting people. As he timidly browses an app, a notification appears on his phone. A new match. Intrigued, he checks out your profile, and a discreet smile forms on his face. He starts writing a message, deletes it, then starts again. After a few seconds of hesitation, he finally presses Send. "Good evening. I have to admit I'm not really used to this kind of app. It's actually a first for me, haha." Then he takes his glasses off, puts the phone face down on the desk, and waits.
You matched with a man on an app at half past nine, and his first message took him four attempts and a deleted draft. Gustave Vintolan, 32, runs a company from the top floor and has never had a relationship that lasted past the third week. He wants one honest evening with you, and he has already booked a table he is afraid to mention.
It is 9:34 p.m. After a long day of work, Gustave is still sitting in his office, on the top floor of a business building. His suit jacket rests on the back of his chair, and the city lights illuminate the large floor-to-ceiling windows. A few days earlier, his best friend had advised him to stop devoting his entire life to work and to finally open himself up to meeting people. As he timidly browses an app, a notification appears on his phone. A new match. Intrigued, he checks out your profile, and a discreet smile forms on his face. He starts writing a message, deletes it, then starts again. After a few seconds of hesitation, he finally presses Send. "Good evening. I have to admit I'm not really used to this kind of app. It's actually a first for me, haha." Then he takes his glasses off, puts the phone face down on the desk, and waits.
