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male
age
36-40,
anonymous
writes: I recently met someone who I've become really interested in and would like to possibly start dating to the point of already thinking of what to say/suggest if and when I ask. Although we only met recently, I discovered that she works in a bar I visit and I was served by her, and remember us both being a bit flirty.I'd really like to suggest cooking dinner for her, but this would have to be at her place as I live with my housebound mother. I'd also be the one paying for the food, but I'm not sure if that might be doing things a bit too quickly? I know that men who cook are considered attractive, but is going to a date's house so soon a bit overly intimate or is it a better idea than going to a restaurant?
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reader, RubyBirtle +, writes (25 August 2015):
I agree with Honeypie in that it's too soon for a date at home and that you should stick to neutral places.
If you want to wow her with your culinary skills you could always prepare a posh picnic instead and go and eat it elsewhere. You'll just have to pray for good weather over Bank Holiday weekend!
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reader, Honeypie +, writes (25 August 2015):
I'd say it's fine for the 5th+ date, not before.
I would stick to neutral places for now. There is less pressure on either of you that way.
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