Showing posts with label second date. Show all posts
Showing posts with label second date. Show all posts

Friday, November 2, 2012

Find Me Now Love - First Date Success

Find Me Now Love
First Date Success
Dating can be stressful but initial dates can be particularly painful and nerve wrecking. Follow my simple tips to getting alert for a date and before you know it you’ll be breezing through first dates with you’re only concern being what to wear on your second date.
1. Don’t stress! First of all, attempt not to stress yourself out. Tell yourself, it’s only a date and if it doesn’t work out, so what?
2. Easy on the wedding plans You may laugh but don’t begin planning your wedding! We’ve all been there; dreaming that this might be the one, that you’ll drop in love after a whirlwind romance and get married… and all before you’ve ordered your starter!
3. Listen to music. Listen to some music whilst you’re getting ready; whatever gets you in the mood for a evening out and relaxes you.
4. Soak in a bath If you have time, take a long soak in the bath with a tiny glass of wine to relax you. I emphasise the word “small”; you don’t want to turn up drunk or smelling of alcohol.
5. Subtle make-up Girls, attempt to keep your make-up subtle.
6. Hair to go You don’t need a tall maintenance hair style that has you running to the toilet every two minutes to check it’s in place so adhere to what you know suits you and what you feel comfortable with.
7. What to wear? Don’t wear anything too revealing on a initial date as it could give out the wrong impression. Remember you can still look sexy without revealing all your goods; less is more! Decide what you’re going to wear in advance so you’re not in a final minute panic with a bedroom floor covered in reject outfits..
8. Killer heels or comfy flats? As for shoes, heels look great but only if you can walk in them so only wear shoes that you're comfortable in.
9. Fresh breath Don’t forget to clean your teeth and rinse with a mouthwash. It may sound obvious but so many people forget. Also, retain a packet of mints or chewing gum in your bag in case you need to freshen up later .
10. Aroma, aroma! Once you’re alert , don’t forget to squirt a bit of your favourite perfume behind the ears and on your wrist .
11. Arrange transport Book a taxi or arrange for someone to donate you a lift so you get to your meeting place in plenty of time.
12. Keep the conversation flowing.Give some thought to what you’re going to talk about. Obviously, you can’t plan it word for word but think about things you want to find out about him and questions you might inquire to retain the conversation flowing. If you know a good joke, it’s always good to throw that in at some point in the evening to lighten the mood.
13. A kiss goodnight – no more! Don’t feel pressured into going back to his place or inviting her into yours and certainly don’t feel pressured into having sex! I think it’s best to end the evening with a goodnight kiss so you both abandon each other needing more and more importantly eager to arrange that second date.
14. Watch your drink. Don’t drink excessively! It’s easy to drink faster and more than you'd normally because of your nerves but try and pace yourself and if you do feel yourself getting more than tipsy, drink some water.
15. Tell a friend Tell a ally or family member where you’re going and who with and let them know when you’ve arrived home safe .
16. Have fun Finally, don’t forget to enjoy yourself and have fun!
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Friday, October 26, 2012

Find Me Now Love - Blind Date

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Blind Date
You may not agree , but it seems to me that blind dates are tall on the list of things that everyone loves to hate . I have just one question – why?
Apparently, there are a numeral of myths about blind dates that are ruining their reputation. If you’re interested in exploding those myths and learning how to make blind dates productive and even enjoyable, this article is for you.
Myth #1: Blind dates are foolish because you can just as well meet someone spontaneously.
Fact: Let’s face it. If you’re working full time, how many opportunities do you've to suddenly meet a potential dating partner? The majority of married couples will tell you: They didn't meet at a club or in college. Someone introduced them. The sooner you accept that a blind date can be the most valuable tool in searching for your soul mate, the sooner your entire outlook on blind dates will take a positive turn – and so will your ability to utilize them.
Myth #2:If you don’t click right away , then you aren’t right for each other. Fact: Although many of us expect to click instantly with the person who is right for us, in reality that doesn’t happen too often . Instant connections are scarce , and for most people they take several meetings to develop. So if you find that you have a many things in common, or some aspects of your date’s personality appeals to you – that’s sufficient to go out on a second date
Myth #3: Your initial impression on a blind date is generally correct . Go with it.
Fact: The area where first impressions count least might just be blind dates. Anyone can be nervous on a first date, or have had an awful day at work. Be honest: Do you show who you actually are interior on that initial , blind date? Well, neither does your date. Instead, see at it as an icebreaker. Don’t make any decisions if they’re based on mere impressions. Just relax and enjoy the evening as much as possible. Don’t let initial impressions get in the way.
Myth #4: If you don’t feel physically attracted very early on, you never will.
Fact: Even though physical attraction is an obvious requisite for marriage, it does not necessarily come instantly. If a man prefers women who are tall, dark and exotic looking, then when he goes out with a petite, blonde, blue-eyed man it will take her another date or two to appreciate her looks no matter how beautiful she is. The thing is that, when you start to like a person for who they are, you discover yourself appreciating their physical appearance, too. Now that we’ve dealt with the myths, we can get down to some practical advice: How to survive and enjoy (!) a blind date – and how to set the stage for date numeral two.
1)  Keep the conversation light. You don't want to reveal your deepest secrets to someone you hardly know and aren't sure if you'll ever see again.
2) Be a good listener. Remember, you want to get to know the person you’re with.
3) If it’s hard for you to make tiny talk , practice beforehand. Not everyone has the gift of gab.
4)Don’t spend more than a many minutes talking about your job.
5) Don’t stretch the date out for too long. There is a limit to how much conversation two people can sustain when they go out for the initial time. The ideal first date should final in-between two and two and a half hours, and should give both of you the opportunity to opposite in a pleasant and relatively quiet atmosphere.
Now that you’ve exploded the myths and gotten some great advice, you can put it to work. Next time you have a blind date, keep all this in mind and see the difference!
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Thursday, October 25, 2012

Find Me Now Love - First Date

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First Date
Ah, the anticipation! However it may have developed, you are about to test the waters on a initial date. It may have been a while since you’ve done so. You might be a bit nervous. Whether this is a blind date, a meeting arranged by friends, a personal ad rendezvous, or even a date with someone you've spoken to in person, there are some important factors to keep in mind. Watching your manners, choosing the right dress , handling the tab, conversation skills, even how to get a second date are things to consider.
Before we get there, though, and become preoccupied with our date, there is one crucial element to recollect . Often in the preparation and anticipation, we can forget about #1. That’s right, you – and your personal safety. I’m not suggesting we become obsessive about precautions, merely alert, aware, and prepared. For a first meeting, it is prudent to let a ally or family member know where you're meeting, how long you expect to be, and the name of your date. Touch base with your friend after the date as a courtesy.
If you are to be having a blind date or are meeting an internet date for the first time, it is best to keep personal information, such as the address of your residence, to yourself. For internet dates and dating service dates, be alert for any anomalies between the description the person gave and what you actually see and hear. Though not the norm, be leery of ‘false advertising.’ Use your own mode of transportation to arrive. Pick a public location for this first meeting. Always haul some emergency cash in case you need a cab or need to pay your own way.
In today’s universe , we are blessed with a few technological devices that simplify meetings and safety precautions. One of the best self-protection devices, for dating or traveling, is the cellular phone. Cell phones are easy to carry . Many have a one-touch calling feature. By pressing and holding down one button, you can call a friend , even an emergency assistance number . Always be sure to charge the batteries on your cell phone before leaving for your rendezvous or date. Whether your car breaks down, you're running late, or you need to get out of a sticky situation, a cell phone can be worth its weight in gold. Use your instincts. If you feel uncomfortable on a date, phone a ally from the restroom. Have him or her call you back; it is reasonable to feign a reason for an emergency exit if you're ill at ease.
Very uncomfortable? Tell an employee at the restaurant or establishment. There is no need to be embarrassed. Be honest. In our fast-paced society, it is expected that each ‘meet-and-greet’ might not always go as planned. Be gracious, of course, but take intelligent precautions. Phone and ask a friend to meet you exterior if need be.
That said, you're well-prepared to venture forth. Look forward to your date. Have reasonable expectations. Remember all the wonderful things you are and have to offer and go enjoy.
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