I met a girl at the bar Sunday. I thought she was cute, and I made all her friends laugh a lot. Because of this, she later tells me on the date she was attracted to me because I was making her laugh a lot. One other thing that made her want to go out with me was that I asked her to coffee at the bar, not back to my place or similar. So we met up yesterday for coffee and more.

What made it more interesting is that a girl we were mutually friends with was at the shop, so it added comfort to her that she was close with someone I knew.

As for the actual date, it definitely went well. We got coffee and she spoke a lot. After 40 minutes, I said, "I want to show you something cool" and we took her car ( I only had my motorcycle ) to a secret place on campus that she wasn't aware of. It was a castle in the woods. I asked her to turn her car lights off because it would make it spookier. She did, and then I felt the time for a kiss was right. She was facing straight, I leaned to her, she turned and a smirk, we kissed, a few times, somewhat hesitant and slow - very little tongue, but it clearly flustered her.

We drove away, and a minute later I said, "I know you like me." And she giggled and said, "How do you know?" And I replied, "Because I know...and that's a pretty cocky statement to make." She smiled and said yep it was.

After we drove around, she seemed energized, and I showed her a few places that she was intrigued by. After, we got a drink and some food to split, and then we left (she was exhausted, had 3 hours of sleep, and I could tell she was - she apologized), and we went to her car. She took me back to my motorcycle, and then we parked, I said, "How can I see you again" and she said, "Just let me know," (or something like that) and I went in for another kiss. She smiled again, I said I know she likes me, and in a youngish sounding voice she said, "Thank you for the good time."

I want to text her in an hour saying again, "I want to see you again. I have a fun adventure we should take this weekend. Feeling adventurous?"