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I might be a little to late for you but here you go:
It's really important that you try your best to have fun. If you're doing everything you can to have fun and she's not buying it then you might as well cut your losses. You don't want to force a relationship that could be doomed from the start. Long-term relationships do require work, but not at the start. Everything should start out easily and naturally. Remember, she's not the only girl you'll ever get a chance with so don't sweat it if it doesn't work out.
PS - I'm not trying to be rude, but the two "relationships" that you had when you were 13 don't count for anything.
EDIT: I just saw that she had to cancel once. That's fine. Reschedule once and if she bails again then just let her go. The only way around that is if she makes the effort to try to go out again. Generally, getting blown off twice in a row means she's just not interested (which may have nothing to do with whether or not she likes you - some people really are too busy to date - especially when they're young)
- Chivarly isn't dead. Open the doors, pay, and be polite. (Let her pay later in the relationship. You're the dude, you're in charge, and you're the one that asked her out in the first place)
- Don't worry about kissing on the first date. If you want to and she gives you an open invitation - do it, but don't force it and don't feel bad if it doesn't happen.
- Don't talk about past relationships (ever, if you can help it)
- Don't spill your guts about how much and how long you've liked her (that can come later - its definitely not first date convo!)
- Talk about what you're doing in school, what you want in your future, etc. Remember to be open-minded because you are both young and nothing is set in stone as far as your goals.
- Make sure you ring the doorbell when you go to pick her up - none of this texting from the car.
- Walk her to the door at the end of the date, whether it went well or not.
- Avoid texts in general - try to call instead. It shows confidence.
- If it doesn't work out, don't worry about it. You're only 20.
- Dress appropriately.
- Ask her questions about herself. By the end of the date you should be able to write a paper about her likes/dislikes and what she wants in her future (if she even knows). For example: movies, music, sports, tv shows, hobbies, where she grew up, general family info, etc.
- Smile often and sit up straight. Table manners show a lot of class.
- Listen to her
It's really important that you try your best to have fun. If you're doing everything you can to have fun and she's not buying it then you might as well cut your losses. You don't want to force a relationship that could be doomed from the start. Long-term relationships do require work, but not at the start. Everything should start out easily and naturally. Remember, she's not the only girl you'll ever get a chance with so don't sweat it if it doesn't work out.
PS - I'm not trying to be rude, but the two "relationships" that you had when you were 13 don't count for anything.
EDIT: I just saw that she had to cancel once. That's fine. Reschedule once and if she bails again then just let her go. The only way around that is if she makes the effort to try to go out again. Generally, getting blown off twice in a row means she's just not interested (which may have nothing to do with whether or not she likes you - some people really are too busy to date - especially when they're young)
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