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Hello everyone...

Some people say kiss on the first date, and some other people will say kiss on the second.

I know it all depends on the body language of the girl and all that, but does it matter if its on the first or second date?

I'm 20 years old and i have never dated a girl and I have a date coming up and I don't know what to do

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Kiss when it feels right...1st, 2nd, whatever. You'll know when it's the right time, and when it's the right time, DO IT!

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It's no big deal, you don't have to kiss on either date if it doesn't feel right. But if you do, keep it relatively short. I have had relationships where it was on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 5th date. Don't fret about when, just enjoy your first date!

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How do I know if it feels right? Do I just go in for the kiss? The date will be at a Starbucks so I really can't imagine myself just kissing her randomly

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First off you have to build the date to the point of going for the kiss. I don't mean this in a sleezy way but it's the building a rapport, laughing, going for a walk or something after the coffee date or walking her to her car etc. It's during those points after when you two are alone and enjoying eachothers company that at some point an opportunity will present itself and you have to go for it!

 

Tip: if you grab coffee, remember to have a mint after so you breath don't smell if you go for a kiss :p

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First date. If she looks like she would like to kiss, kiss her! :love:

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first date... always...

 

In my experience all of my relationships started out with a kiss on the first date..

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Whenever it feels right. My last relationship, we dated for a month and I told him I loved him before I ever got a kiss. (And even then, I had to wait for another date. We just needed to be alone because we were super shy!) We ended up dating for three years.

 

I've hugged after a date, but never kissed. Most recently, I patted someone awkwardly on the shoulder, because otherwise we would have had no physical contact at all. Point is, do what feels right and things will unfold as they should.

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You are right Starbucks doesn't really lend itself to a kiss.

 

Body language is a big key. Is she leaning toward you? Has she touched you throughout the date, at all? Does she stare at your lips? When she does stare at your lips, does she lick her own? If many of those things are true and the setting is right a kiss is the next logical step. It's hard to line them up in a Starbucks.

 

If you are feeling immensely confident at the conclusion of your date, as you walk her out of the Starbucks, before you part you can lean over & give her a peck on the check without any of those other signs but you have to be very confident to do that. Make it quick too.

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As donni said, kiss her check, close to her mouth so she knows what you are expecting and maybe she can make a move too :) is not that direct but sweet at the same time to prepare the moment

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Hello everyone...

Some people say kiss on the first date, and some other people will say kiss on the second.

I know it all depends on the body language of the girl and all that, but does it matter if its on the first or second date?

I'm 20 years old and i have never dated a girl and I have a date coming up and I don't know what to do

 

Try to kiss at the end of the first date if possible. Ive had dates that went really well and didnt, and despite the girl suggesting we do it again lose interest because i didnt kiss her. The kiss shows them your interested and keeps you out of the friend zone.

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If this is your first date ever, take kissing off the table until you have more experience.

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If I am interested, I try to kiss at the end of the first date. I think it sets the tone and let's her know how I feel.

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If this is your first date ever, take kissing off the table until you have more experience.

 

More experience dating other girls or more experience dating this girl?

I really like her

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More experience dating other girls or more experience dating this girl?

I really like her

 

Experience period, this girl, other girls whatever. Your expectations are too high. Don't expect so much on your first date ever just based on how much you like her..... Just go out and enjoy yourself, have a good time.

 

reality check: just because a girl says yes to a date doesn't mean shes crazy about you or feels the same way.

 

Worry about the kissing thing if she accepts a second date.

 

I've gone out on dates, just to see what they are all about, and see if there can be an attraction as I get to know them. There were no feelings involved. So just relax and don't over think.

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Experience period, this girl, other girls whatever. Your expectations are too high. Don't expect so much on your first date ever just based on how much you like her..... Just go out and enjoy yourself, have a good time.

 

reality check: just because a girl says yes to a date doesn't mean shes crazy about you or feels the same way.

 

Worry about the kissing thing if she accepts a second date.

 

I've gone out on dates, just to see what they are all about, and see if there can be an attraction as I get to know them. There were no feelings involved. So just relax and don't over think.

I don't understand why you said my expectations are so high when they aren't.

I plan on just having a good time, but I want to know if I should kiss her on the first date or not

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I don't understand why you said my expectations are so high when they aren't.

I plan on just having a good time, but I want to know if I should kiss her on the first date or not

Then have a good time and allow your feelings - your intuition, your gut, the spirit of the moment - to determine your actions.

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I don't understand why you said my expectations are so high when they aren't.

I plan on just having a good time, but I want to know if I should kiss her on the first date or not

 

We can't tell you if you should or not, it's not that simple. It's her and her actions will determine that. Like I said since you have no experience, don't worry about it right now. Relax and just go out on the date.

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Hello everyone...

Some people say kiss on the first date, and some other people will say kiss on the second.

I know it all depends on the body language of the girl and all that, but does it matter if its on the first or second date?

I'm 20 years old and i have never dated a girl and I have a date coming up and I don't know what to do

 

I usually wait until the second. The first date is meant to feel the other out only on a personality level. But if things are there immediately and they click... hey why not.

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How do I know if it feels right? Do I just go in for the kiss? The date will be at a Starbucks so I really can't imagine myself just kissing her randomly

 

Going for coffee is not the first date.

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I agree with the other's kiss only when it feels right. In a car park or at a Starbucks is not ideal. I typically kiss on the second or third date when opportunity or planning allow for it. When I say planning I plan to make it nice, I plan to stick out in her mind (don't want her to forget me in a hurry) and I plan to get a third date if I/she have a high enough level of interest. An example I took a lady out once (3rd date), after dinner there was due to be fireworks and I just happened to get her out on the lake at just the right time. A bit of luck and planning made for a very nice first kiss vs tongue down throat at Starbucks lol.

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If you can't give me a nice parting hug and at least a kiss on the cheek...then no chemistry. We like affection. I am not a potential 'friend ' but a potential girlfriend. I want a tingly memory of out first meeting.

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If you already know each other and sexual tension has been building up before going out on a date then yes. If you can see the chemistry ignite between you, a lot of touching, closeness, then yes. If you feel awkward, then no. If she sits back away from you, has her arms crossed, makes little eye contact, then no. If she's nervous, or reserved then no.

 

I say wait for the second date, by then you will have more confidence.

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I'd say not on the first date.

 

If a man tried to kiss me on the first date, I'd decline. It's just a little too forward for having just met him.

 

I prefer a man who shows some restraint :)

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