<human>: I'm 20, white. This girl is 19, Vietnamese. I like her, I think she's a sweet girl, respectable, and very go-with-the-flow. 

Her being Vietnamese and growing up in a different family than me is one thing. We have had some different life experiences. But I like her and want to get to know her.

Because of the life thing stated above, we don't always know what to talk about. I introduce her to things in my life, music, my hobbies, hoping that we can find a connection there. I don't know if it's working. I want her to do the same, she's a little timid, though. So instead, I kind of suggest things that I want to do, and then things that I think sh e might like.

I ask her about her life and it's pretty simple, spend time with family, homework, work. I've known her / dated her for about 2 months, and I'm still trying to get her to the point where she can really open up to me. Obviously that takes time, but I'm trying to gauge how successful this is going.

She hasn't dated a lot and I'm probably her first main, post-high school relationship. We kind of had a brief sit down just to talk about how things were going. She is kind of quiet but did say something that really kind of sucked, something along the lines of "I don't feel a connection between us."

I kind of stopped her right there. I don't think she meant TOO much of that, but to me, that was a deal breaker. We talked for a few minutes and I kind of asked her honestly if she wanted to keep dating. She said yeah. And I want to.

I just am wondering if you guys think this kind of thing is false hope, considering we have been seeing each other for almost two months now? We just seem to have different lives, some different values, but I just like her a lot. I want to see that connection formed, but who knows if it will.

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<bot>: Laid back white college guy dating really sweet, polite vietnamese girl. Not sure if possible to form a real connection with our different outlooks on life