Lol...it's that same old story. Boy wants a new pair of pointy-toe heels, Boy goes to the mall, meets Girl at the shoe store. Boy and Girl talk about shoes, make small talk, Girl mentions she's new to Cincinnati and wants to know what are fun places to go out to. (Girl is assuming Boy like Boys). Boy tells Girl about cool clubs, buys shoes, and leaves. Boy doesn't really think much of it except "that was a really cool salesgirl".
Boy wants cute new platforms, goes back to the mall. Meets Girl again, Girl thanks Boy for telling her about the club scene. Boy invites Girl to go dancing sometime, Girl give cell phone number. Girl still thinks Boy like Boys, and thinks maybe Boy can be her "gay friend" in Cincinnati.
Boy invites Girl to go dancing. Boy dresses as Girl, Girl and Girl go dancing. Don't do much dancing, instead, spend hours talking, Girl says "you are so cool, too bad you're gay". Boy replies "Uh, who said I'm gay?".
Boy and Girl will have been seeing each other for two months as of February 9th. So far so good, and she even shares her employee discount at work.
Seriously, I never thought I would meet someone like this in Cincinnati. Pretty, thin, smart, and totally openminded. She likes me more in boy mode, of course, but is totally into the girl side as well. She's not into "manly men", she's always dated the artist/musician types, so I'm a good match for her...the girlyness of an artist, but with a much better paying job.
The only down side is that I'm not exactly looking forward to telling people the story about our "first date" or how we met. We may have to tell the story of the second date instead (dinner at a nice restaurant), and just say we met at the mall.