I wouldn't take a risk, The way this guy talks it sounds as if he wants to do something to you that will only make himself feel good. Don't be a potential victim of a theft, or worse... an assault.
Learn when someone wants to actually meet you, and when someone trying hard to appeal to you in ways you like. It takes a bit of skill, but when you get the hang of it you can usually tell who is your (potential) friend, and who is not.
You seem to be fairly wise enough to ask for advice before ACTUALLY meeting him, and the way you wrote it just makes me think you are confused since you've probably never been in this situation before, but you, ask your parents or other relatives for advice on this situatuon, or if you decide to not go with it ask for advice on finding someone you like.
My 2 cents on your search for a relationship with someone: If you want a relationship, try looking at any friends you have that you consider both trustworthy and close friends and that aren't in a relationship, and ask yourself if you have feelings for them, also consider observing them when they are around you and see if they have feelings for you too. THAT is how they did it in the old days from what I have heard from my Grandparents.
Should I meet up with a guy I met online?
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I wouldn't take a risk, The way this guy talks it sounds as if he wants to do something to you that will only make himself feel good. Don't be a potential victim of a theft, or worse... an assault.
Learn when someone wants to actually meet you, and when someone trying hard to appeal to you in ways you like. It takes a bit of skill, but when you get the hang of it you can usually tell who is your (potential) friend, and who is not.
You seem to be fairly wise enough to ask for advice before ACTUALLY meeting him, and the way you wrote it just makes me think you are confused since you've probably never been in this situation before, but you, ask your parents or other relatives for advice on this situatuon, or if you decide to not go with it ask for advice on finding someone you like.
My 2 cents on your search for a relationship with someone: If you want a relationship, try looking at any friends you have that you consider both trustworthy and close friends and that aren't in a relationship, and ask yourself if you have feelings for them, also consider observing them when they are around you and see if they have feelings for you too. THAT is how they did it in the old days from what I have heard from my Grandparents.
Good day to you, god bless.