Just be honest and tell him its a new experience , then let him make suggestions its part of the fun of getting to know each other
Just be honest and tell him its a new experience , then let him make suggestions its part of the fun of getting to know each other
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I would agree with this.Originally Posted by keithAngel
Just be honest and tell him its a new experience , then let him make suggestions its part of the fun of getting to know each other
Also I would suggest you try something like a chicken korma.
It's very mild (not hot) it's creamy, made with coconut milk and has nice 'soft' tasty spices.
I think you will enjoy it very much.
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