Dating Protocol

[tjaisv]

When you're dating and out for dinner at a nice restaurant (well just a regular family restaurant actually) is it customary to sit opposite or on the same side as your partner?

 

[her209]

Opposite of course. How else is she going to put her foot in your crotch?

 

[tjaisv]

ok lol

And i guess it's easier to talk to each other that way too.

 

[Stunt]

brutal :laugh:

do we need to go over which hole too?

 

[tjaisv]

i'm a nub

 

[RichardE]

Originally posted by: tjaisv
i'm a nub

No worries

Those 50 movies of couples sitting beside each other sharing food were a lie

 

[Juice Box]

same side is most likely more for when you're a close couple

 

[mugs]

You're not going to get a good look down her shirt sitting next to her.

 

[LookingGlass]

side by side, so she can slide her hand and feel your crotch, come on, who wants a foot!! Please. :roll:

 

[T9D]

Across from each other. Then after a few drinks when you both are playful and tippsy you can move next to each other and be touchy or make out or whatever. It's to awkward if you do it before you are both all giddy and playful.

 

[bsobel]

Originally posted by: tjaisv
When you're dating and out for dinner at a nice restaurant (well just a regular family restaurant actually) is it customary to sit opposite or on the same side as your partner?

Typically new couples sit across, established ones sit side-by-side. Your giving them more 'personal space' as appropriate when you start dating, when its natual for you to sit side to side you'll know.

 

[T9D]

Originally posted by: bsobel

Originally posted by: tjaisv
When you're dating and out for dinner at a nice restaurant (well just a regular family restaurant actually) is it customary to sit opposite or on the same side as your partner?

Typically new couples sit across, established ones sit side-by-side. Your giving them more 'personal space' as appropriate when you start dating, when its natual for you to sit side to side you'll know.

I'm just talking from experience. Usually it's the girl that asks me to come sit next to her. Or she comes to my side. Obviously you'd want to feel out the situation and use discernment. But there is no rule. If a girl wants that then go with it!

(thats usually on the first or second date too)

 

[Regs]

Originally posted by: tk109
I'm just talking from experience. Usually it's the girl that asks me to come sit next to her. Or she comes to my side. Obviously you'd want to feel out the situation and use discernment. But there is no rule. If a girl wants that then go with it!

(thats usually on the first or second date too)

Exactly. She will ask. And hey, you're all ready off to a good start if she asks.

 

[jiggahertz]

Are we talking in a booth or a square table? I'll always sit "next" to my date at a square table (ie 12 o'clock & 3 o'clock positions), but never on the same side of the booth - just seems awkward to have to turn my head to look over.

 

[mpitts]

Please don't sit on the same side as your date in a booth.

 

[Number1]

You're all wrong.

Get her to sit on your lap.

The correct way of eating in this situation is for her to takes a byte, and then feed you a byte. That way both of your hands a free to experience, how should I say, better things. You also save money by only having to order one super sized meal.

Good luck

 

[chusteczka]

Originally posted by: tjaisv
i'm a nub

A non useful body?
Do not let her know that!

 

[Yossarian]

Originally posted by: Number1
You're all wrong.

Get her to sit on your lap.

The correct way of eating in this situation is for her to takes a byte, and then feed you a byte. That way both of your hands a free to experience, how should I say, better things. You also save money by only having to order one super sized meal.

Good luck

time to turn the computer off

 

[Kadarin]

Sitting side by side violates the RFC.