<human>: Give me a shortened version of the text

I began talking to this guy on tinder a few weeks ago. When I was back home over Thanksgiving break we went and got coffee, went for a walk in the center of town, and ended up cuddling on a park bench as the sun set. It was adorable. We hit it off really well, and there were absolutely no red flags or times where I felt remotely uncomfortable. 

We're going to hang out again when I get back home, and I was wondering, would it be okay for me to invite him over to my house to eat takeout and watch a movie or something? We haven't discussed it explicitly, but we've indirectly pointed out that it's not just for sex. I said to him, "we should Netflix and chill.. but actually Netflix". and he laughed, agreeing, and telling me that he just recently learned the meaning of Netflix and chill. He even got all excited about picking out a movie he's been wanting to see. 

I have absolutely no concern that he would try to take advantage of me or get mad if I decline to have sex. This guy is super awkward (just like myself), and he seems innocent enough that he's not some tinder sex monster. I live at home still, so my parents would most likely be home and upstairs. That does bring up the issue of bringing home a guy to meet them so early, but my parents are mega chill. 

I would totally be down to meet with him at another place for our date, but I really can't think of anything else. We've already done coffee. Just about every ice cream shop in my town is closed for the season. We've both agreed that a sit down restaurant is too intimidating and right now. A movie theater is too "distant" where we can't have any conversation or any physical contact.

Would a "Netflix, eat food, and cuddle" date be an absolutely horrible idea?
<bot>: Is it a bad idea to invite cute awkward tinder guy over to my house for the second time we hang out?