@Threepio A friend once told me you don’t know whether or not you have chemistry with someone until you’ve gone on multiple dates with them. What do you think about that?

@Theyitis I think you said this: honestly I’m not really attracted to her

@Theyitis plse forgive my confusion. Your cousin sounds like a practical joker. Will probably have you tell the girl the date spot is a surprise too.

@AthrillatheHunt I think of the same. Rather get some dates from dating apps. This is one experience you wish you never had.

@AndrewF I’ve tried several dating apps for years and not had any luck. Hardly anyone replies to my messages, even if we match.

@ninalanyon Well I think I know why. I’ve been single and looking for a woman to date for a long time, and I mentioned to my cousin that I think this girl likes me.

As for why the drag brunch? Well my cousin is a married lesbian, that might be a factor. Also, I want a girlfriend who’s open-minded, so this could be a way to find out what this girl thinks about lgbtq even though she’s a Republican.

@Theyitis That makes more sense, why didn't you say so at the beginning? Then I say just go for it. If it doesn't work out at least you will know a bit more about your self and what a drag brunch might be.

@Lilnonames Both my cousin and the girl my cousin wants me to ask out are really girls.