doovdela wrote: » Not a very good move though...
leggo wrote: » But the one thing we both agreed on is that the most excruciating part is when you first walk up to them and say hello. Shaking hands is too formal, you obviously don't go straight in for a sloppy French kiss, hugging is a bit...needy ("HOLD ME!")...and not everyone can pull off the 'chat show' hug/kiss on the cheek.
leggo wrote: » Having a conversation with a gal I know the other day and we were talking about first dates and how awkward they can be. Now, I consider myself a good first date because I don't shut up unless interrupted and am also the type of guy who actually takes an interest in stories about what they dreamed about last night and why yer wan outta work is gonna get hers sooner rather than later. But the one thing we both agreed on is that the most excruciating part is when you first walk up to them and say hello. Shaking hands is too formal, you obviously don't go straight in for a sloppy French kiss, hugging is a bit...needy ("HOLD ME!")...and not everyone can pull off the 'chat show' hug/kiss on the cheek. Personally, I usually go for the last one if I get the vibe they weren't outwardly-nervous and awkward. If I do, I just won't do anything and be friendly, get walking where we're going and start chatting about something we've already talked about (so they remember "Oh yeah, I know this person!" and the awkwardness just disappears). Plus you can write the latter off as 'playing it cool'. Then, later, when you hold their hand...girl feels like she's done good and achieved something! :cool: But what does everyone reckon the best way is? Let's pick a generic scenario where you've kissed while both locked in a pub/club, texted casually for the week and this is your first time meeting sober properly. You spot each other and...
listermint wrote: » You seem to know alot about first dates OP, is it that you are not that type of guy who has any interesting stories of quips about the office......
leggo wrote: » I don't get this paragraph? Why would someone have an interesting story about a quip (an off-the-cuff joke)? And what does that have to do with first dates? Troll fail due to an inability to speak English. Do not pass go. Do not collect €200.
Kevin Duffy wrote: » Slap her on the arsé and tell her to take me to bed or lose me forever.
doovdela wrote: » No don't not on a first date wait at least till second date or a few dates after! Being forward and too full on is a turn off! Depends on date!? Everyone is different...
BOHtox wrote: » " Heya, oh you have something on your jumper!" * point to invisible dirt " Where?" Girl looks down *Run your finger up her chest, neck and face. They love it!
Teyla Emmagan wrote: » You are joking?!?!
KTRIC wrote: » I'd go for no physical contact, a handshake is too formal and the kiss on the cheek is too intimate on the first date. However if everything is going well, walk her to her bus / car and then when parting ways a peck on the cheek is sufficient. Leaves her wanting more and then you look like a proper gent
Borat_Sagdiyev wrote: » While all this sounds good, being a gent is waaaay over-rated. You will be put firmly in the "too nice" category. IMO greet with a smile and the hug / cheek kiss combo. You've kissed before ( according to the given scenario), so it shouldn't be a big deal.
KTRIC wrote: » Not necessarily. Never let me down so far. Anyway "too nice" is just stupid. Would you rather be slapped around ?? At what point is the line drawn ?
Borat_Sagdiyev wrote: » While all this sounds good, being a gent is waaaay over-rated. You will be put firmly in the "too nice" category.
The Master wrote: » Girls only want boyfriends who have great skills.
NothingMan wrote: » Anyway, I have been on one first date in the last 5 years, no previous kiss and went for the hug/slight peck on cheek. It's casual, confident and as long as you're not awkward, should be grand.
smash wrote: » No sneaky finger?