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Ten Tips for a Successful Date



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1. Perfect planning of the first date. There is nothing worse than going out on a first date with someone that did not put any effort at all into the evening. Know that you are taking out a vegetarian? Then do not pull up in front of the local steakhouse and expect her to be a happy camper. Find out a few things about your date and then show that you care by honoring them.

2. Pay attention to your personal hygiene. Nothing says “I simply do not care” more loudly than bad breath or body odor. If you like someone well enough to ask them out on a date, then you should like they well enough to at least shower and brush your teeth before you show up. On a related note, if you make flowers wilt and your eyes water on the drive over, then you have gone overboard with the cologne.

3. Dress for success. If you know that you are heading to dinner and a movie, then dress accordingly. Don’t show up to a nice place in a

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Navigating dating landmines



Dating can feel like high stakes poker. At a recent singles event, participants were asking me for strategies to minimize risk. “How do I tell if a woman will say yes before I ask her out?” “How can I tell if he really likes me or if he just wants sex?” “What is the best way to ask a woman for her number?” “He acted like he really liked me, then he never called. What happened?”

It’s almost impossible to avoid uncertainty and rejection when you are dating. Most people know what they’re looking for. Once they discover that their date is not a match, they want to move on. It’s part of the dating process that makes everyone uncomfortable. Knowing how to handle rejection and understanding that it’s normal makes dating easier.

Remember that 100% of your dating relationships will end in rejection before you find lasting love. This most often occurs after the first date. By the third or fourth date it’s time to decide whether a relationship is worth pursuing, and act accordingly. Often couples part ways at the three, six or nine month mark. After you’ve been together for a year, you’ve passed the predictable hurdles.

Being aware of these statistics makes it easier to take break-ups as part of the dating process. Yes it can hurt, but it doesn’t imply that there is something wrong with you. It just means that you and the person you were dating were not a match.

One way to protect yourself from the pain of rejection is to slow down when you’re getting involved with someone. Pinning your hopes on someone who you’ve recently met, or committing to someone who hasn’t committed to you is folly. Even if you’re positive that they are The One.

Once you understand that rejection is often part of dating, you’ll be able to take it in stride, and be one step closer the person who will be right for you.

Upcoming events: If you are a woman who is wondering where to meet men, why not go to Half Moon Bay this weekend and check out the Pacific Coast Dream Machines Show. It features antique planes, cars and other machines, and celebrates mechanical ingenuity, power and style. Go with a friend, bring a camera to take pictures, perhaps for your nephews, sons or uncles. Be friendly and flirtatious, and ask several likely looking guys to take your photo in front of a plane or vintage car.

In other news, I was out of commission for the last couple of weeks due to a combination of hard drive and shoulder issues.

Midlife dating coach, Annie Gleason, teams up with singles frustrated with the dating scene and helps them to transform their love lives with her exclusive five-step program.

For more info: Check out my classes, events and midlife dating information at www.getalovelife.net or email annie@getalovelife.net
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Avoid dating disaster: The top questions to never ask



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While the first date is all about getting to know each other, your companion shouldn’t be bombarded with enough questions to rival a “Law & Order” interrogation. Avoid these questions and you’ll have a better shot at date #2.

“Am I attractive to you?” Stop fishing for compliments. They wouldn’t be on a date with you otherwise!

“Am I your type?” This automatically creates a no-win situation. If you are their type, you’ll fume at the thought of being compared to all of their exes. If you’re not, you’ll feel insecure that you don’t measure up. You’ll find out soon enough if you’re their type so don’t jump the gun.


Ladies, don’t ask “When will I see you again?” If he hasn’t brought it up by now, chances are he won’t. At least, not for anything serious.

“Do we have a future?” This is a completely ridiculous question to ask if you’ve just started dating. It’s also a surefire way to scare someone off.

Men, never ask “Are your parents still together?” and follow it up with “Because family is very important to me.” This is just plain stupid. You aren’t dating her parents and whether her parents are married or not are no indication of her own level of

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First Date Ideas for Teens



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Are you a teenager who wants to ask a girl on a first date? If so, you may have a lot of questions? How should I ask the girl? What if she says no? Where should we go? As for asking a girl, just do it. If so says no, move on because there are plenty of fish in the sea. As for the date itself, you have many options. In fact, continue reading on for a few good suggestions.

Miniature golf. Many teens make the mistake of believing that miniature golf is a game for young kids, but it isn’t. People of all ages love a game of mini-golf, and your date should too. Miniature golfing is a fun and very minimally active sport. Plus, think of the possibilities if your date isn’t a good golfer, get close and show her the right moves!

Visit an amusement park. As with mini-golf, many teenagers associate amusement parks with kids and family trips. They are more. Depending on the size of your local amusement park, you should have roller coasters, water rides, and fun games to choose from. If you want to wow a girl or show her your

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How to Flirt with a Girl



Whether you are an adult or a high school student, you may fear rejection.  After all, no one wants to ask a girl on a date only to hear no.  Of course, you shouldn’t let rejection stop you from approaching a woman, but if it is a fear of yours flirt first.  By flirting with another girl or woman, you are able to see if she is interested in you before you take the plunge and ask for a date.

Unfortunately, when it comes to flirting, many guys don’t know where to start.  Females are the ones that have flirting mastered.  So, what should you do?

Separate yourself from the group.  If you are at a high school sporting event or a bar, chances are you are with a group of friends.  Yes, it is possible to flirt when in a group, but your success rate improves when you

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