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Should I bring something for 2nd date?


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So, I would say my coffee date last Wednesday was a success, we ended up chatting for 2.5 hours. There were never any awkward moments of silence, the conversation seemed to flow without effort. We greeted with a hug, and he also hugged me goodbye at the end of the night. During the date we commented on a terrible horror movie that we both agreed was 2 hours wasted of our lives. 30 minutes after the date he texted to say he really enjoyed our talk. The next day I texted him saying I hoped he got the job he auditioned for (he was waiting on a call back that day) and he said thanks. Then he texted that we should rent that terrible movie.

 

So, we have plans to rent a movie and have pizza at his place on Saturday. Now, where I originally met him at the bar- he was drinking ice tea. When we went out for coffee and desert, he was drinking ice tea that night too. Do you think I should pick up some popcorn and ice tea for our date? Or will it seem creepy that for some reason I paid attention to his beverage of choice?

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No, but you shouldn't go to his house on a second date.

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No, but you shouldn't go to his house on a second date.

Or bring condoms.... they are always a thoughtful and appreciated second date gift! :lmao::lmao:

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Agree with smileface, but if you do anyway, and bring tea, make sure it's Long Island Iced Tea.

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Proves my point. Unless you are bring condoms and liquor. Do not go to his on a second date. If it was a friend that you started dating ... maybe. In this situation... NaY!

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I know what you guys are thinking, but I promise it's not like that. He is not looking to hook up. I would be surprised if we even end up kissing- I can tell he is taking things slow. He's pretty spiritual, not bible thumping, but the type that meets with a spiritual adviser for direction in life and goes to church on Sundays.

 

No, I'm not bringing condoms because that is not going to happen. And I don't think he drinks alcohol, so nay on the long islands.

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How about not worry about the tea part, but take popcorn and an assortment of movie candy (Jr Mints, Raisinettes, stuff like that). If he is a constant tea drinker, he probably already has a pitcher of it at his house.

 

Besides, it is a personal requirement of mine to drink Coke with popcorn at a movie.

 

Have fun!

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I know what you guys are thinking, but I promise it's not like that. He is not looking to hook up.

 

YOU are sending him a sign that you'd be okay with it, just by going over there on a second date. What's wrong with a "normal" date?

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heck i met a girl a few weeks ago, knew her for about 24 hrs...she left me a flower on my car before our date.

 

I think it would be very sweet if a woman brought over my beverage of choice.

 

Condoms? Nooooooooo, now that's weird!

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YOU are sending him a sign that you'd be okay with it, just by going over there on a second date. What's wrong with a "normal" date?

 

I don't believe I am sending him the wrong signal. I have had several friends go on dates to the other person's house for a home cooked meal, as a second or third date. Nothing happened with them and nothing was expected of them. I will post a follow up on if he tried anything, but I know that will not be the case.

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Do you think I should pick up some popcorn and ice tea for our date? Or will it seem creepy that for some reason I paid attention to his beverage of choice?

Thats not creepy. Thats sweet that you notice things about him.

 

However, I dont think you should bring him iced tea. Either he already has some at home or its just something that he always orders when he goes out.

 

Just bring food.

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