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I have to wait after New Year's day to ask her to come to my place because we are both going to be away back home. I am planning to prepare some bruschetta as appetizers, also some toasts with some spinach white cream and smoked salmon. For the main course, some steak with vegetables, then cheese and as dessert, some lava chocolate cake (baked) with some ice cream.

Is it ok after few dates (3-4) to invite a girl at your place and cook for her or is it too early ?

I will follow your advice and see how things go.

English is not my first language so I tend to use words I hear around, sorry. I am 26, she is 27, we both work in hi-tech so we both have very nice pays. The difference is that she got her company going public. I don't own a house or condo because the place where I live is very expensive. She does own a house. She seems to be down to earth and thats a big quality to me. I guess it is just a big change for me, my previous girlfriend was younger than me and I was more the one paying most of the time. With this new girl, I think I can pay my part most of the time but on the real estate thing, I won't be able to contribute as much as her and that was my concern. I don't think she cares though.

Hello, I need some advice. I am dating this really great girl and she has the qualities I am looking for: nice, caring, smart, motivated, funny etc... I didn't really discuss with her yet because it is kind of impolite but she looks to be wealthy due to her job, she has a very nice house. On my side, I have a nice pay and some good investments so I am not looking for more financially. It doesn't bother me that she has money, the fact that she succeeded is a turn-on for me. My concern is more about building something together in the future, it is important to me but how can it works when it is unbalanced. Also, I didn't know she was wealthy when I first started to date her and I got a crush on her very quickly so money was not part of the equation. What do you think ? Should I continue and see how things evolve or is my concern a real one ? Tom