| What would you say is the right amount of time before it would make sense / be OK to invite someone you’re dating over for cooking dinner together at your place? |
| I'd say when you are comfortable having sex with them because I do think a date at home highly suggests that will be happening. My DH says 3-4 dates. |
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This sounds about right. But honestly think some women could think 3-4 dates is too early. |
| Well, I'm married but when I was young I always did this early on. If I were interested in a guy and asked him out, or if he'd taken me out and I wanted to then reciprocate, I would make him dinner; it was mainly because I didn't have enough money to go out. And it was nice and casual. I never had an issue with men expecting sex because we were eating dinner at my house. |
| I have never cooked dinner for a man I was dating until we were in a relationship but a few men have cooked for me on date 2 or 3. |
| It was 3rd for me. |
| I would have them come at 6 pm to help cook and plan to eat at 7. But you can do some advance prep if needed. |
And the perfect date is April 25th bc it's not too hot and not too cold, so all you need is a light sweater, right? |
| Came here to say sometime between 6:30-7 p.m. 🤣 |
| Whenever you’re ready for the sex. |
Funny reminds me of the first time now DH invited me to his place for dinner. He was making a shrimp dish. He was just getting everything started on the stove, I walked up behind him whispered in his, “ I need to be honest with you, I hate shrimp.” I reached down turned the burners off, grabbed his hand and lead him to the bedroom. That was 17 years ago and I still remember every detail of that night like it was yesterday. |