<human>: I met this girl on Tinder and really hit it off, we agreed to meet up after a week of talking, she was incredibly nervous but I, being a bit more experienced than her with that kind of thing, did my best to make her feel comfortable. This obviously went well as we made plans to see each other twice more after that first date.

Last night we went to see a film (date 2) and had a few drinks after, she was still a little nervous and when I finally plucked up the courage to kiss her whilst we waited for our rides, she froze up a bit, took a deep breath and said 'okay', but again, froze up when I got close. I asked if she was okay and made sure she knew we didn't have to kiss but she said she wanted to, she just didn't know how.

It turns out this beautiful, well dressed, funny girl had never been kissed before. In fact, I was her first date ever, and her first match on her first day on tinder. I decided to try and alleviate some of the pressure on her by saying she could instead kiss me, that way the kiss would be entirely on her terms. It worked, and we kissed briefly, and we said goodnight and got in our ubers. It was a little awkward, but it happened.

I'm not sure what to do now though. she's really awesome and we have a good time together, but all my firsts were out of the way 7 years ago and I've never been anybody's first anything.  She is spending Saturday with me dogsitting for my parents, which means we'll be alone in the house, I don't want her to feel pressured or nervous, but I also want her to feel okay with 'learning' to kiss. How do I handle this situation correctly?

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Been dating a girl, discovered last night that our kiss was her first, now I have a whole series of firsts ahead of me. How do I go about this?