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Hey guys-
Met a cute girl at a huge, fun bar last Friday and we hit it off pretty well. Found out she lives about 45 minutes from my city, and she was up with a couple of friends for some sort of special occasion.
Anyway, talked to her for a good while, moved her, kept the physical contact pretty high, and got her number. Logistics were tough for taking her home that same night, so it didn't happen.
She texted me about an hour after we parted ways that night and we texted back and forth for a little. It was mostly flirty and fun- good rapport building!
We texted again the next day a bit.
And she texted me yet again, the following day.
So she does seem interested. Obviously, my next step is to get her out! But of course, I need to get her to drive up here. And if I do, I think the chances are good I could get her to stay over at my place after our date.
Just not sure how to tackle the situation, or whether I should treat it any different from setting up a meet with a local girl. Any advice helps!
Met a cute girl at a huge, fun bar last Friday and we hit it off pretty well. Found out she lives about 45 minutes from my city, and she was up with a couple of friends for some sort of special occasion.
Anyway, talked to her for a good while, moved her, kept the physical contact pretty high, and got her number. Logistics were tough for taking her home that same night, so it didn't happen.
She texted me about an hour after we parted ways that night and we texted back and forth for a little. It was mostly flirty and fun- good rapport building!
We texted again the next day a bit.
And she texted me yet again, the following day.
So she does seem interested. Obviously, my next step is to get her out! But of course, I need to get her to drive up here. And if I do, I think the chances are good I could get her to stay over at my place after our date.
Just not sure how to tackle the situation, or whether I should treat it any different from setting up a meet with a local girl. Any advice helps!
