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| JoHaye | PostPosted: Sun Aug 22, 2010 6:28 pm | |
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Location: Central Europe | | What to do when you are trying to close on a dinner/lunch date where both travel by themselves and there's no clubbing or stepping out planned after that? Traditionally you sit opposite to each other in most restaurants. The only kino I can imagine is holding hands. Any escalation would lead to embarassing scenes for a restaurant, let alone kissing (slut feeling). So the k-close would be when you leave the restaurant, e.g. walking to the car. But that is short if you haven't escalated kino yet. Any tips?
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| Arte | PostPosted: Sun Aug 22, 2010 8:09 pm | |
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Posts: 5 | | first thing, if possible try to sit next to her instead on the resturant. It might look weird but just move slowely.
Also I would say, you have to use a few kino gambits, eg "let me check your palms".
Dont have KC as a goal when you go on a date, its just an outcome.
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| MDawg | PostPosted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 2:14 pm | |
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Location: Charlotte, NC | | If at a table with 4 chairs, sit next to her as opposed to across from her - this allows more arm / hand contact as weel as leg to leg contact. Booth ONLY of you can sit together, not across from each other. If there is a bar with chairs / stools - this is excellent, since you can sit next to each other.
If the table you are led to is not conducive to this, and it's not too awkward - ask the hostess to seat you at an empty table that meets one of the above conditions ...
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| JoHaye | PostPosted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 10:31 pm | |
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Location: Central Europe | | Today at lunch I found out you cannot even pull the eyelash trick across a table. It's too awkward, even when you are isolated.
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