<span class=normal>Our masala chai arrives. The aroma is intense. Dia refuses to have the hot tea and urges me to go ahead with it. I hesitate and answer, Not now love. I dont have tea alone. How impressive was that? Dont know. Really dont know. Now she is curious and alert. I dont prefer it in this hot weather. Not for now at least she answers. I question again, Recall your last date Dia. In a spur of a moment, she replies, I think it was four years ago. I was asked out for a date because that doesnt happen today. Either men feel too intimidated or scared or God knows what! I was really excited to go out on a date after a long time. It was dinner at Olive restaurant and bar in Bandra. I was given a flower. She adds in the same breath, I thought it was cute and a sweet gesture. He wasnt trying too hard. I felt like I was in school again because there was this innocence about the whole thing. <BR><BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>Outspoken and fearless, she wears that smile again after the completion of her answer. She admits that she was a lot protective in her upbringing days while in Hyderabad, where she grew up. When we did went in groups while in school and college, our friends would make sure that the couple who are interested in each other would be left alone for some time or were made sure that they sat together in a movie theatre. It was an awkward innocence but was cute, Dia recalls. Its the truth but the fact that weve never read Dia Mirzas gossip stories in newspapers. I cant recall but she does, There have been some hot stories where Ive been linked with married men I cant stand that. Its a big issue with me. Id rather be linked with a single attractive man where there could be a possibility of me having something to do with. <BR><BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p><a href=../../../../../contests/c5/1101.html target=_blank class=g_11>Enter the One A Date With Dia contest and get a chance to win Dia Mirzas outfits</a></span>