Most women are (hopefully) familiar with that wonderful floating/tingly feeling after an exceptionally great first date. Everybody knows that one of the best parts of dating is weeding out the men who are not worth your time in the long run, and who, based on their actions or date etiquette, you know couldn’t possibly be ‘the one’. So what makes a great date so sensational? When we compare it to a horrible date we once had, what sticks out as the main factors that made that date so bad in comparison? Below is a comprehensive comparison of common date nuances to keep in mind to help decipher a truly “good” or “bad” date. Ladies, my recommendation to you is to print this out, fold it up, and keep it in your purse for reference. Hopefully, if you are finding lots of behavior on the right hand side of things happening in your dating experiences, you’ll now know exactly when to pull the plug. Spoiler alert: it’s right away.
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4 comments
Thanks for the information. I can’t tell you how many dates I’ve been on where all he did was talk about himself, or work. Checking his phone. Geez. One was one too many.
I could only hope the men get to see this. But on the other hand, I’d Luke to know what their side is.
Thanks for sharing.
Still waiting for my prince charming.
Diana
This was HORRIBLY contradictory and confusing! Seriously: “taking the lead” is cool but “calling the shots” is not? Decide what you want, then get back to us, ladies.
While much of what the author wrote can (could…should?) be applied to women as well, society still puts most of the courtship skill requirements on men. Do you think all of this doting on a woman can last forever? In theory it could, if the man has very little career demands. Equality has a price that many of you cant or wont find “affordable”.
WISERNMOST just killed it with that comment. Good work.