girl help

[shox_bomber]

Alright before you read i already know this is gonna sound sad so don't read if your in a flaming mood.

First i'll start with backround. I'm 16 and a sophmore in highschool. I'm perfectly normal and actually pretty popular, i'm always the one down for partying and stuff, but i've never really paid any attention to girls in a serious relationship way, i tend to keep my emotions to myself. Don't get me wrong i talk to girls everyday and am fine hanging out with them and all that. But ive never really had the attention span to actually build a relationship with a single girl.
This chick wants to come over wednesday and watch a movie with me. Like i said i've never had a girl that i actually wanted to build a relationship with over to my house. She's already told me she likes me but she just got out of a relationship so she doesnt want anything serious.
Sad? I know... but i'm just wondering wtf am i supposed to do so i don't look totally ****in clueless. I've had girls over before just not ones that i actually like. Is she gonna be expecting me to make her popcorn and all that ****? Wtf should i do during the movie? Any help is appreciated... If you wanna make fun of me go ahead i'm just gonna ignore it.

Sorry about the wall of text my formatting sucks on here

 

[blazinfasstt]

Demonstrate value
Engage physically
Nurture dependence
Neglect emotionally
Inspire hope
Separate entirely


lol

 

[SubZeroTwo]

it depends on how long you've known her, are you in the friend zone or are you a new person she knows? She might be checking you out as a future boyfriend. Make her laugh, if she enjoys being with you, do more social events with her, and build up to eventually ask her out. Don't be desperate or too eager in anything with her, thats a turnoff yo. Play hard to get, but dont act like an asshole, be yourself, and hopefully you two connect.

 

[iMattJ]

Sure, just make some popcorn. Be yourself, just have some fun. If you feel the connection, then you'll know...laugh, be fun to be around. Generic advice, but it's true.