Yes... Major points for truthiness.
However, there is a bit of advice I can give you...
Just relax and let things flow. Blushing is cute. No need to worry about that. Shaking is, however, creepy. Don't do it. Just relax...
As for things to talk about: don't focus on coming up with anything. Let him do most of the 'coming up with stuff'. If this doesn't work out, he's either clueless, boring or shy... You take a pick.
However, if you want to talk about something, then just talk about whatever comes to mind, even if it's about candy or ice cream or garden gnomes. Focus on keeping the conversation flowing, and keep it fun. When you're having a fun conversation, you can even draw the stupidest connections, because the 'guidelines' of non-seriousness and humour have been established. At one time you're talking about, let's say, soccer, the subject slowly dies off, then jump up and say, in a highly ironic tone of voice, 'right, which brings us to dental floss. Do you floss before or after brushing your teeth?'.
Tip numero whatevero: don't be afraid of silences. Silences can be very easily filled with a simple smile or laugh (which won't be a problem for you... you'll be nervous as hell, so you'll laugh at anything) ('why are you laughing?' 'Oh, it's nothing, just a bit of food stuck in your mouth... Here, let me lick it out for you...' <-- note: not a good strategy).
Well... What're guys interested in? What you'd look like naked on his bed.
In all seriousness, though: When talking to anyone (male or female, young or old), just remember one thing. Their favourite topic of conversation is themselves. Come to think of it, it's also the thing they know most about. Have you ever asked a person how their holiday was? They'll always start talking, right? So when nothing comes to mind, talk about him. Comment on his sense of style, on his eye colour, on his mannerisms, on his hugs... Anything... Just blurt something out ('I always heard people with brown eye colour are more artistic... Say, do you do something with art?'). Just... talk... have fun... flirt... ('come to think of it... you hug me an awful lot, are you that desperate to get me into bed?').
But you want him to be interested in you? Well, then you've got to think a bit: what is interesting about you? What defines you? What aspect in your life defines who you are to other people? Are you a piano-girl? A soccer-girl? A dancer-girl? A karate-girl? Tell him about that. Just casually smuggle the subject in the conversation ('So you did [blablabla] last weekend, huh, say, do you have any other hobbies?' 'blablabla' 'Oh interesting, I play the piano, do you like piano music? I also do karate, so watch out or I'll whoop your ass!').
If he isn't interested in your interesting qualities, then maybe (if you have the balls), ask why he accepted your invitation to lunch. What was so interesting about you that he had to come (this may be an interesting question to ask regardless of his reaction to your interesting qualities). If you are dismayed by his answer (well, nothing... I just wanted some free food), then fuck him! (Note that I don't literally mean 'fuck him'... I'm saying 'leave him alone and go for someone else'. You don't want to be with someone who thinks you're only interesting as a piece of meat, and likes you just for that. And be sure he really means what he says... Don't ruin a potential relationship because of a joke). But, please, if that is the case, do it gracefully. Don't stand up and say 'fuck you!'. Finish the conversation, and don't hang out with him anymore. Simple.
And that's about it...
Be sure to report back after the lunch or whatever, mmkay?
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