Tea, beer, movie, picture, dog, cat, painting, pen, pencil.... whatever works best in context. Tea or wine are usually the easiest. |
Op, how long will he stand there kissing you? It’s usually something you mention before he kisses you, as you approach the door “a glass of wine?” “Some tea?” —— before he starts saying his goodbyes. Otherwise, he can end up looking foolish standing there kissing you until you decide to invite him. But do it as you reach the door and before the goodnight starts. |
Just ask - want to come up for a drink before you go? |
OP, the other idea is to just let the pace set itself. You described a nice, slow linear progression towards getting to know each other. Physical by the 3rd date, that's good. Sex will come. Getting to know each other first keeps your head clear about who you both are (assuming you want a LTR).
I'm an ardent feminist and not against women having as much sex as they want but the older I get the more I think sex too early is a mistake, for both parties. Just one person's opinion. Best of luck to you. |
Tea? Seriously? I don’t think I know any men who drink tea. |
Well if you don't know ant they must not exist! Broaden your circle. |
Get your anxiety under control. |
Stop over-analyzing what he wanted and what he intended with the speed and whatever of his kiss. You wanted him to come up, so you should have asked him up.
"It's cold out here, let's go upstairs." Done. |
Kissing at a restaurant is so gross. Ewww. |
You are afraid he’ll say no thanks. In the metoo era, few college educated men will take the initiative here. It’s up to you to invite the person up. |
Agree. |
Don’t you have homework? |
Agree. Get to know him a little better before inviting him up to your place. This is for your own safety |
Guy here. It has been a while, but when I was with a woman I liked, I would take it slow -- essentially let her lead. If you said, "how about coming up for a night cap?", it would happen.
But, no sane guy is going to invite himself up today. |
"Would you like to come up?" It's really not very difficult! |