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Dating Etiquette
When dating there are certain things you say, and just as importantly don't say . . .
- Don't talk about your ex-boyfriend/girlfriend especially if you're still in love.
- Sex of the past.
Complete honesty -- sharing the number of partners or intimate details, will come back to haunt you.
- Pick, pluck, tweeze, bleach, wax,
or prod. Sharing personal hygiene routines can be detrimental to a relationship's health.
- Dissect the fat content or ingredients of your meal.
Eat healthily but don't obsess over calorie intake. Dates are supposed to be fun -- let your diet slide.
- Criticize your date's junk food intake.
Criticism won't win you any brownie points. Tolerate your differences at this point.
- Dress in front of him.
Fumbling back into your pantyhose does nothing to preserve the sexy image of undressing for him the night before. Dress privately.
- Lose the socks, men.
A naked guy, who's still wearing his socks, has no sex appeal.
- Pet allergies or fears.
Your pet might be the joy of your life but a gradual introduction would be considerate.
- Your local pub.
It's your safe haven -- make sure that you won't be sharing it with an ex if you breakup.
- Your passwords:
Avoid showing off your computer system unless you cannot access all functions without inputting a password. Access to your e-mail account by an ex could cause real damage.
- Kids.
Don't hide the fact that you have kids, but wait until you have an established relationship before including them in your dating activities.
- Turn your cell phone off.
Focus totally on your date -- for a few hours the outside world doesn't exist.
By Calli Soules | | |