First Gay Date

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I meet this guy and he asked me out on a date saturday and i said yes. But im alittle nervous i haven't been on a date with a nother guy before. Ne advice
 
listen more than talk and he'll think you are an outstanding conversationalist. take your cues from the conversation. where you go may set the stage for the evening... restaurant, movie, ball game (no pun intended), or whatever...
 
Be honest and don't play games. If you like him it's ok to call him the next day. Just dont call him more than once.
 
W-w-wait a minute. Conversation?

This is a date with no women involved. Dress for dinner, but be prepared to skip it and get right to bed.. or maybe get right to it in the car. Lucky you have his number already, or you might not be able to get it after the sex.
 
Just be yourself. That way if you get along you know it's genuine. If you don't get along you've saved yourself a whole pile of drudgery. It's like meeting a new friend, but with the possibility of sex. Just don't be a poser.
 
Treat it as an opening to friendship, a friendship which may become more than you dare hope for. If there is ever to be a sexual relationship it can then come about naturally and I assure you that it will then seem very right.
 
where is he taking you? you going out somewhere nice or is it just coded language for a bit of chat before you get naked? not judging - just asking what advise you were really after - you looking for a boyfriend, a friend with benefits or just sex?
 
Just have fun. Enjoy the meal, talk, same stuff you would do with a girl. Don't get to wrapped up in "what if" or putting a bunch of pressure on yourself about it, or put expectations out there beforehand. It is afterall one date, just a meal. Be yourself and go with it.
 
well hes taking me out to a nice resturant, and im not sure what kind or relationship im looking for

I'd suggest just being open and honest with him. Unless he's totally self centered he should see how nervous you are. At some point you should probably make sure he knows that this is all new to you and you aren't sure exactly what you are looking for.

A person being open and honest like that on a date is much more attractive than someone who is playing games. Although it does tend to add obstacles early on in the relationship, but at least it is all out there on the table to begin with and he knows what he is getting into from the outset.

As always for first dates, the point is to learn something about the other person so you can hopefully make the second one a little more meaningful. Does he like Chinese food, movies, art. monster truck rallies (lol), etc.

Best of luck to you.
 
Trust me going on a first date in yr 40's is just a nerve wrecking sometimes. ahhh deep breath.....just be yrself, the fact that you were asked on one is a good thing. Have fun, relax, be more interested in him than yrself. Mention someting about him that looks good somewhere in the converstion. Trust me yr talk will go all over the map the first time. Try not to talk about and bad relationships you've had before and try to find out more about him to see if you'd like to see him again. Good luck to you. I'm excited for you! File a report after please!
 
One question now one asked is how old the guy is? Same age, slightly older or much older? It begs the question, what are YOU interested in too? Are you attracted to him for some reason? I would say, go with the flow. Let him know this is a first for you and though you enjoy his company and friendship, you're just not sure at the moment of where it might lead. I think being honest with him is a good start. If he is open with himself and wants to indeed develop a friendship (and not just looking to get into you pants) things should go well.

Good luck!