Dinner

[Tweek_1984]

I'm chasing this lass at uni and was wondering whether I should ask her round to dinner one night and cook for us.

At the moment we're just like friends, who fancy each other pretending to be friends. I'm pretty sure she's waiting for me to make a move.

I've known this chick for a couple of years and I met her when I was at uni the first time round in '02. Basically, I didn't make a move on her.

Spo this time I don't want to let the chance slip. I'm on winter holiday at the moment so I have time to practice making something I'm not familiar with.

I was planning to make her a meal, flirt etc and then just break off after I've eaten. To keep her interested.

Anyone gone down this line before. I don't want to try and seem really mature and casual because I'm cooking a meal, I just want to create situation where we are alone and I'm in charge.

Any opinions about this angle?

 

[anonuser78]

just do it man. what's the worst that will happen? you're in a rut thinking about this too much. If you are so certain that you both have more than friends feelings toward each other, bit your tongue and do it. OR suprise her, invite her over and ask if she wants to help u make dinner...it will be romantic.. (bah).

 

[tibbetts]

Why does she have to cook you something? Take her out to dinner to a resturant instead. Make her pay for half and that's it.

 

[DeathDealer]

i can't answer this, these posts have huge afc red marks over it.

 

[Tweek_1984]

Originally posted by DeathDealer
i can't answer this, these posts have huge afc red marks over it.

Then why make a contribution?

What do you really think of the idea?

 

[Unbridled_1]

Although, I think it'd be better suited for a 2nd or 3rd date, I 'd say to try it out. There's no right or wrong, only doing nothing is wrong.