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So I need some help, guys. Sorry if this is trivial or whatnot, but for me it's a big issue.
So I've finally managed to secure a date with a Lithuanian girl from tinder, this is my first date in around 6 years. It's been 6 years since I did a lot of things in that regard also.
Im pretty much shitting out my throat with panic, socialising is not at all my strong point. I'm thinking of all the things that could go wrong, having nothing to say or just simply making a fool of myself and pouring with sweat like the anxiety riddled beta I am. I was so close to cancelling yesterday, but I knew if I did so I'd never go on a date with anyone. It's essential to me, even if it doesn't work out, to go and at least try, otherwise I think the anxiety will take over and I'll just be a shivering mess for the rest of my life.
I guess I'm just looking for some advice, I'm taking her to see a movie then we're going for some drinks after.
Also, anyone with knowledge on Lithuanian girls would be vastly appreciated.
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>>18727871
Bumping for help
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>>18727924
Bumping again, someone help this dumb anon
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It's all gonna be fine man, there's no need to worry about any awkward or risky situations, they're never happening anyway. Together with her you can even make fun about your panic. Whenever you feel like you fucked something up, or whenever something broke the flow of the conversation, just crack a few jokes about your awkward attitude and move on.
It's a nice thing, that way you're creating some sense of in-joke that only you two know about.
But think about changing plans to going for a walk or grabbing a coffee or something, just don't go see a movie for a first date. It's like an excuse to meet somebody, but really you're taking the safe-road where you have little chance of personal interaction. Maybe go for drinks straight away, or take a walk through the city or something like that.
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>lithuanian
ez mode, mostly traditional, quiet and reserved or if they're 'lithuanian', literally just russians born in lithuania, which I have no experience with
don't worry about it, go ahead and try, if you fail, it's not really that big a deal
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