I've been talking with this girl from my uni for two weeks now and tomorrow I'll be kinda asking her out. She's quiet, casual and studious so I'm thinking about going to a nice comfy coffee shop nearby and spend some time together chatting and studying for our upcoming exams. Thing is I've never done this before and I want to make sure it won't be a silent, boring studying lesson. Neither of us are very talkative, and I doubt she has ever been asked out on a date too so we're both really inexperienced. I mean I have no problems chatting with her for a bit and cracking some jokes but I don't know if I can keep the conversation going for like two hours. Any tips for someone who's never done this before?
Just ask her stuff and let her talk, actually listen her.
>>17956752
What kind of things do I ask her for example?
>>17956773
>books
>movies
>travel
>countries they want to visit
>family
>pets
Avoid politics and religion. Listen to her answers. Actively listen. ("wow, when you .... I imagine it made you feel ....") YOu will be up to your nuts in guts in no time! God speed OP!
>>17957034
Alright, those look like nice topics. Thanks for the help anon. I guess I'm worrying too much but I just want to make sure things go well
Bump before going to sleep. Last one I promise
As the other anons said, ask lots of questions, listen to the answer and ask a followup. Pay attention to hygiene and appearance. Also don't leave your wallet at home