I've been with my girlfriend for a year now. It's long-distance

help me faggots

>>17391956

Ask nicely

Give her a handshake with eye contact, a smile, and saying that it's nice to finally meet her. If you get along quite well and she's a warm and affectionate person, you can say goodbye with a light hug.

Don't offer to pay for meals, but take care of a treat, like buying ice cream for the three of you. She's not reasonably going to suspect a student to pay for all your food, especially if she likes the better restaurants. You're a kid in her eyes.

Be prepared to talk about your hobbies and interests, how your education is going and why you chose this one, where you grew up and some more lighthearted stuff about what your parents/childhood were like, whether you have siblings. Also your goals for the future, both short term and long term. Have some anecdotes at hand for if there's a lull in the conversation and you feel like you have to say something. Prepare for the (very slight) chance that if your girlfriend is away, she'll ask you how you see the LDR progressing.

Just treat her like a person. Be polite, friendly, show interest and ask her questions. (Bonus points if you can show that you're attentive by, for example, asking about a hobby your girlfriend told you she enjoys.) Don't be afraid to show that you're into her daughter but don't make her feel uncomfortable with too much PDA. Show your affection by holding hands occasionally, teasing her lovingly, sitting close to her when the opportunity arises, throwing her glowing looks. Not kissing her all the time or constantly having your arms draped around her.

Ask questions about how she (your girlfriend) grew up, what she was like as a kid, whether her mom has pictures etc. It both shows your sincere interest in her as a person, and acknowledges the mother's role as your girlfriend's mother who obviously knows her better than probably anyone else. She'll eat that shit up.

>>17391996
This Anon knows what's up