<human>: I'm a 24 year old guy and very new to the whole dating scene (I was very shy growing up). I've gone on my first couple of dates in the last few weeks. 

The first one was with a childhood friend of mine whom I hadn't seen in about 10 years. She was really cute and seemed moderately intelligent but the conversation still dragged with occasional awkward silence. We made plans to go out again but she ended up ignoring my calls. 

The second date was about a week ago . This was a girl I met online. Physically, the girl wasn't really my type. Not that she was completely unattractive, she just seemed to be in a different kind of "scene". We met up for the cliche cup of coffee and actually had a fairly pleasant conversation. The thing is, I didn't really feel much of a connection. I always thought that on a first date, you were supposed to feel some sort of chemistry or does that usually come on later dates? Is it enough to moderately enjoy each other's company or should there be more to it on a first date?

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<bot>: I went on my first couple of dates and didn't feel much of a connection with either of them but still had a decent conversation. Is this enough for a second date or is there supposed to be some sort of chemistry?