Does it make a difference if a guy says have a lovely evening vs have a good evening?

[Anonymous]

Does it make a difference if a guy says have a lovely evening vs have a good evening?

[_Maya_]

Nope. Those are just words. I am assuming you are meaning this in the context of a date or something like that... a romantic interest. If that is the case you need to look at the entire date and not focus on just one very small and insignificant thing as how he words something. Those are both positive ways of saying good night. so I would personally take either one as a good thing. Also both polite things to say. I would not read into this very much because I honestly don't see a difference. It isn't like he sat at home diliberating about what to say at the end of the date. It was probably an in the moment choice.

[RebelinSteel]

It likely comes down to the person and the language they use. I tend to say have a nice night or great night. I rarely use evening.

[ManOnFire]

You are seriously overthinking it. There is no difference or any hidden meaning of note in either of those statements.

[serious]

I don't think there is a any difference as such.

[RebelisAlwaysHere]

does not matter