What does it mean when a guy says he wants to kick it with you?

[StarrShine]

I ran into this guy from my past a couple of days ago I knew him in high school . We always had a crush on each other and we spoke on the phone a couple of times back in the day but nothing ever happened. When I saw him recently he asked for my number and he said he wanted to kick it with me. The last time a guy said that to me he hit on me all night basically wanting to have sex. I hooked up with the other guy only because we have that kind of history and I knew what he really wanted but this new guy is hard to read. I don't know if he genuinely wants to be friends and hang out or if he wants to be more than just friends.

[cricket79]

I live in San Francisco, and over here that phrase is generally understood as meaning you want to hang out. I frequently hear guys saying to their guy friends "we should kick it this weekend."

I suppose the answer to this question depends on where you live, because the phrase obviously means something totally different on the other side of the country ;p

[foolycooly1001]

I think kick it means hang out. I don't speak ebonics though, just l33tspeak.

[TOXiCLOV3]

Agreed!! I always tell guy and girl friends "Lets kick it sometime!" and the last guy was probably because your chemistry was right this guy maybe can't read you either and will just hang out unless you send him hints you want it lol and if you don't want it, don't hint or don't bring up anything to lead to that lol :)

[foolycooly1001]

Kitty pidgin is also in my range.

[Anonymous]

It can mean hooking up, or just hanging out. Depends on how he said it, I suppose.

[RainyDayMan74]

Here in New York that only has the meaning of sex. Please be careful.

[stingy-yennie]

no hahah lol "we shouls kick it someday" means to hang lmfao doesn't depend on the city I lived in new york and now I live in cali . Its alwasy been the same