Does watching a DVD at his for our first date mean sex?

Me too. When did this stuff become so overanalysed?! Everything seems to mean sex these days. "You wanna go get something to eat?" "OMG HE WANTS ME TO GIVE HIM ORAL!111!!"

Me too. When did this stuff become so overanalysed?! Everything seems to mean sex these days. "You wanna go get something to eat?" "OMG HE WANTS ME TO GIVE HIM ORAL!111!!"

and apparently every boy that looks at us wants to rape us.

Are we really this distrusting nowadays?

Don't go to his house alone. You barely know him, and although it's unlikely he's dangerous, you could be putting yourself at risk of rape, and there'd be nothing to stop him saying "she came to mine because we agreed to have sex". Could just turn out to be the worst night of your life.

Well no, but I don't KNOW this man, barely at all.

Well no, but I don't KNOW this man, barely at all.

Yes it does. It's a trap and OP, you'll fall into it.

A guy has asked me on a date next week, and I was kinda hoping he'd suggest the cinema or a drink, but he's asked me round to his to watch DVDs. While I'd love this with someone I knew well, I barely know this guy at all. So if I go to his for the first date, do you think he'll be expecting sex? Not that I'd necessarily have sex if I didn't want to -- but I discussed this with my best friend and she reckons I'm putting myself in a dangerous situation.
Opinions please?

gosh!... he probs just wants to watcha dvd, cinema is expensive/ dates where you go for a drink never work- whats your proplem assuming he want to rape the hell outta you when all he's done is ask you to watch a film with him. You sound paranoid, like you need to have a check up or maybe just start understanding that not every guys just wants a lay up, sounds like your the one obsessed with sex, any sign tht it could happen, your already to feel tht gasm and he hasnt even sed tht thts what he wants to do maybe you be lucky for him to fuk you.

Haha, you're pathetic. I don't think it's unreasonable to be a little worried about putting myself in the power of someone who a) could lock me in their flat b) is cute but not someone I actually know beyond a little flirting in a bar and c) lives 20 miles from my house.
I know he probably is a nice guy but it's still reasonable to take precautions in case he isn't...

Haha, you're pathetic. I don't think it's unreasonable to be a little worried about putting myself in the power of someone who a) could lock me in their flat b) is cute but not someone I actually know beyond a little flirting in a bar and c) lives 20 miles from my house.
I know he probably is a nice guy but it's still reasonable to take precautions in case he isn't...