Best Tips For An Amazing First Date
You just met someone amazing and this guy/girl is different from all of the others. The stakes are raised and you may find yourself scrambling. Should I call? Should I text? Should I email? Where to go? What to do? How to behave? What do you do on the perfect date???? Here are five tips to make this simple and easy.
#1. You Don’t Have to Break the Bank.
Spending a lot of money on first date is a big no-no because it often gives the wrong impression. If you have to spend a ton of money to have fun then you are missing the point of a first date, which is to connect and get to know him/her better. If you’re rich, resist the urge to flaunt how much money you have. Don’t feel the need to do something extravagant just because you really like the person. It can come across as “try hard” and can be a real turn off. To find fun and inexpensive first date ideas, see my Best First Date Ideas.
#2. Avoid The Pressure Cookers
A first date can be a very high pressure situation for a lot of people, especially for those who don’t date a lot or usually date people they have been friends with first. Never call it a “date.” I like to say “Let’s grab a drink” or “Let’s go check out xyz.” I may even tease her and follow up the invitation with “You better not get me drunk and take advantage of me, I’m not as easy as I look! ?” Avoid going out on a Friday or Saturday Night. On those nights, you will have tons of competition and high expectations. I prefer the weeknights. If he/she is meeting with you for a date, you can assume that they are already attracted to you.
#3. Genuine Curiosity Is the Key To Great Conversation
If you are a good conversationalist you don’t have to worry, but a lot of folks start spewing out job interview style questions when they get nervous or tongue-tied. Genuine curiosity is the key, which is about looking beyond appearances and literally taking the time to see what is under the surface. Every person is filled with incredible stories so long as you just get curious and ask the right questions. If you just look around and ask yourself, “What is her story? What do I want to know about him?” you might be surprised what you find out. I have learned more about women than most could ever imagine simply by being curious. The key here is to be genuinely curious as opposed to using agenda based curiosity. We have a tendency to make talking to the opposite sex too complicated. We think we have to be clever and creative. We need the perfect words to impress him/her so that she will be attracted. It’s not about the words so stop trying so hard. It’s the feeling behind the words that is important. Just relax feel the curiosity for the person sitting beside you and ask a question that really intrigues you and it will hit home. The other important thing to remember is to never sit across from your date because it makes physical contact impossible or potentially awkward. Avoid awkward hard chairs or sitting across from them at a table. Find a comfortable seat in an environment that isn’t too noisy.
#4. Keep it One on One.
Meeting up with his/her friends is a bad idea because it is an intimacy killer. Unless it was agreed on from the start that it would be that kind of date, don’t do it, it’s the kiss of death. If he/she will not agree to meet you alone, it’s almost always a sure-fire sign that they are not interested in dating you in the first place. A good date should always start out light, fun and comfortable and move in the direction of increased sexual tension. This is impossible with a group of people. Venue changing is another sure-fire way keep the energy high and add in a little suspense. If you visit multiple venues on your date, it will make each of you feel more comfortable with one another. It will also start to feel like you’ve known your date for a longer time because travel (no matter how short the distance) fosters a connection. Be adventurous and keep hopping around, it will be tons of fun.
#5. Be Bold
Being bold can appear in many different forms. I am using the term very loosely to
mean, “anything that creates sexual tension.” If your date liked you enough to agree to a date in the first place, then you can assume that they are attracted to you. The biggest mistake I constantly watch people make is failing to take a risk and make a move. If you decide to make a move and go for the kiss only two things can happen. It will work out and you’ll be glad you went for it, or you will find out that he/she is not that interested and you can move on. Time is more important than a bruised ego and you can save a lot of it by making things happen quickly. If you don’t at least go for the kiss on the first date, the relationship is headed quickly towards the dreaded friends’ zone. Sometimes, you may get denied but it doesn’t always mean “No,” it usually means “Not yet.” Plus, you get major points for trying and putting yourself out there.
Over the past year, Brian and I have been helping guys strip away the anxiety and nervousness they feel around women. In no time at all, a huge percentage of these guys have completely turned their social lives around and last week I took 4 clients out to a college type bar in Hollywood called Happy Endings to see how they’d do in a high energy environment. This bar is basically filled with college girls, a lot of them looked underage and frat boy types. The music is loud, the drinks are cheap and everyone gets wasted playing beer pong and flip cup. Yeah, I told you… College bar!
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