<human>: I've not been in a relationship or even on a date in longer than I care to admit. So recently I went and had drinks with a girl I'd met with a dating service. For around 2 hours straight we had a constant conversation without any pauses or lulls in the conversation and overall I'd say we got along pretty well. I haven't talked to her since (less than 48 hours since date) but plan to sometime tomorrow.

At no point leading up to it, during or afterwards did I have any sort of jittery or nervousness about the whole thing. And even now thinking about possibly setting up another date doesn't exactly make me really excited. It just seems strange that with a date that seemed to go so well that I seem so indifferent to it. As a side note if it's relevant I thought she was more attractive in person than what I gathered from her profile and to use a cliched number scale I'd say she falls in around a solid 7.

Could my numbness just because I've spent so much time single and out of the whole dating game that I'm "thawing out"? From your experiences have you ever felt meh about a date and it wasn't till a couple more dates down the road things suddenly clicked? Should I give it another try with the same girl or chalk it up to lack of chemistry and look else where?

Thanks for your replies

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<bot>: Single for far to long, had a good first date with attractive girl but don't feel excited or jittery about it. Can chemistry kick in on subsequent dates or should I move on?