It wasn't really coffee, we met at an ice cream parlor.
I didn't kino at all.
Two reasons...
1. We met online so that's the first time we saw each other in person.
2. How do you kino on a coffee date when you're sitting across from each other?
The date lasted for about one hour. We held eye contact, she didn't talk or text on a cell phone, and she was very responsive and seemed eager to talk.
I'm thinking kino only works on the first date if you and your date know each other from real life. If you're meeting someone in person for the first time (and on a coffee date), it wouldn't feel natural.
She talked 3/4 of the time and I didn't blab on too much about myself.
Now, the real test is will she agree to a second date?
Does anyone think lack of kino on the first date when you're meeting someone for the first time a problem? I did initiate a hug at the end if that means anything. I didn't ask to hug, I just held my arms out.
I was going to transition the date to a nearby museum but she had work to do, so I didn't press the issue.
Should I call her the middle of next week and set something up for Friday evening/night? I think bowling will be fun, we can still talk plus it allows for kino. And then go eat at a restaurant that serves food which she said she likes.
I didn't kino at all.
Two reasons...
1. We met online so that's the first time we saw each other in person.
2. How do you kino on a coffee date when you're sitting across from each other?
The date lasted for about one hour. We held eye contact, she didn't talk or text on a cell phone, and she was very responsive and seemed eager to talk.
I'm thinking kino only works on the first date if you and your date know each other from real life. If you're meeting someone in person for the first time (and on a coffee date), it wouldn't feel natural.
She talked 3/4 of the time and I didn't blab on too much about myself.
Now, the real test is will she agree to a second date?
Does anyone think lack of kino on the first date when you're meeting someone for the first time a problem? I did initiate a hug at the end if that means anything. I didn't ask to hug, I just held my arms out.
I was going to transition the date to a nearby museum but she had work to do, so I didn't press the issue.
Should I call her the middle of next week and set something up for Friday evening/night? I think bowling will be fun, we can still talk plus it allows for kino. And then go eat at a restaurant that serves food which she said she likes.