wait two days then send a text. like said above your too giddy already...
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Don't show too much interest too soon.
This can't be said enough.
I don't fit either of RH's categories. I'm 28 and have been married for almost 5 years now. I do know I didn't send her flowers for at least a long time.
Everything depends on you and her. How did you meet? Did you talk a lot before the lunch date? If so, flowers may be appropriate already. If it was a blind date on the other hand, and you send flowers now, she *could* freak out. I can't tell you, and neither can any of the other guys on this forum, most likely.
If you think it's worth asking us about sending flowers, it probably is worth sending them. Just my gut instinct. But, I told my parents I thought I'd met "the one" two weeks after meeting my wife-to-be for the first time, ever. What are your common interests? What did you talk about? If your first date was lunch at a casual restaurant that had flowers in the decorations, then you may be on the right track. On the other hand, if your first "date" -er, first conversation- was like mine, in the living room of your church's college ministers house, talking about the Bible, cars, guns, school, kids and whatever else until 1am, then maybe not! Ha! Like I said, we don't know your situation well enough.
If you think you know her well enough that flowers would be well received, and you want to send them; do it. And tell her so. They like that.
Agree to disagree... There is nothing dishonest or mind games about it. I mean hell, they already had the first date. I'm just saying don't throw yourself out there and let what happens happen. It has nothing to do with the type of girl you are going after. My wife is my best friend, and is definitely out of my league.
I think ridgehunter has a great point but a little extreme
. there is a lot to generational differences in dating. That being said chivalry is NOT dead.... Opening doors, complements, ect always go a long way.
I wouldnt listen to anyone here with over 10,000 posts about scoring.........
LMAO off +1.
I'd draw that limit at 500 per year.
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