April 30, 2007

Dating-Learn Some Great Blind Date Tips

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Don't swear off of blind dates forever just because one didn't work out well. Here are some tips on how to prevent a blind date from becoming a disaster.

1. Snoop around a bit.

Don't go to a blind date without having any clue about to what kind of person you are about to entrust your evening with. A little bit of planning can go a long way toward having a successful blind date. Talk on the phone or email one another. Do those mild background checking techniques that will make you less worried when the actual date happens.

2. Go out on a casual date. Don't go about planning like you are about to make a marriage proposal when you are just about to go to a blind date. A nice café or park that allows lots of conversation and exchange of ideas will do the trick.

3. First impressions always last forever. Blind dates should be informal but that doesn't mean you are allowed to show up in your gym clothes but overdressing has the same effect also. Women, any suggestive outfit should be saved for your fifth or sixth date if you like the guy. Men, keep your tux with tails reserved for your wedding. It would be wise to show your personal taste as long as you can strike a good balance.

4. Know your manners. Good manners go a long way in making a good impression. Men, it still doesn't hurt to offer to open the door for a woman. Women, if you don't want the door held for you, just let him know but don't do it in a manner that is insulting. Like a little child knows, please and thank you are always in style.

A blind date doesn't have to be a disaster waiting to happen. Even if you don't connect, you can still have a good time and meet a new friend.

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