How to End a First Date (Do's and Do Not's)

First dates are fun, but they can be stressful. At the end of the date, you might not know how to end it. Check out these do’s and don’ts to determine the best way to end your first dates.

Finding the Perfect Date

When it comes to love there are many obstacles that can get in the way of perfect happiness. Some people throw themselves into a relationship without even working out whether it is right for them. So, how do you know if you have found the right person? Well, there is a lot more to a healthy relationship than many people think. It’s not all about intimacy but also about friendship.

How To Dodge First Date Dilemmas

The thought of it gives you heart palpitations, cold sweats and clammy hands. You can’t imagine pulling yourself together enough to make it there in one presentable piece. You’ve been hoping he’d ask you out for the past three weeks now and the moment is slowly encroaching. Should you cancel? You’ve got a dodgy feeling in your tummy. You’re probably really sick and contagious and need to stay at home in bed. No, stop being over-dramatic and pull yourself together. Take a few deep breaths and get your head in the game. You are a strong, confident goddess who deserves to be treated to the best night of her life. A few simple to follow steps will give you the air of self-assurance you deserve to make this date great.

More Ways Of Meeting New Poeple

I earlier listed some ways of meeting potential dates in the morning here, the following tips are not limited to mornings or evening, but general places and means of adding new people, especially those who may be eligible to date, to your social circle.

1. www.meetup.com  - connections here start online based on a shared interest and is usually taken offline. You can either start your own meetup, or join one for singles in your area. I currently belong to 3 meetup groups - book club, women nights out, and professional.

2. Free events - Google free events in your city and go there and speak to new people. When I lived in Edinburgh, there were tons of free castle and museum visit days or weekends, and stuff like that.

3. Volunteer - Look up some charities and see which of their events you can join up with. You can also start a fund raising drive for your favorite orphanage or a cause close to your heart. These kinds of activities get you out there, and who knows the fat-pocketed single you'll run into?

4. Alum Events - Look for your college or university alum group in your current city and see if they have any events coming up which you can fit into your schedule. One guarantee, all the guys there will have a degree, and you can both reminisce about your school and your times there.