My article is entitled, "Top 10: First Date Ideas." This article lists the top places to go for dates. Each place it suggests comes with a video and the video includes tips. The notes under the video also hints tips as well. For an example, number 10 on the list is Drinks At A Bar. The video said why drinks at a bar is a good call, and it gave a tip. The tip said that it releases the tension and pressure of having a face to face conversation, when you could sit shoulder to shoulder and enjoy being close to one another. In the description below it, it recommends it before going all out. In the article it specifically pointed out #2 and #3, those are which is dancing and cooking class. The top first date idea was skydiving. In the article it
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But most of these places and ideas, I would have to disagree. I don't think that coffee would be a great place to go. Coffee makes your breath have a little kick to it. Trust me, been there, smelled that and I don't want to go back. Even if you do stick a gum in your mouth I think it's very disrespectful to chew gum on your first date. While you're smacking and popping that gum, she might be telling you some deep things about her past which is a key to improving futuristic dating skills. It even states in the description "...it's important to select a venue with a date-appropriate vibe...," which with this idea coffee would be a big NO. The article was not bad, but I just think some of the ideas just need to be reconsidered and actually thought about. In the prologue it says that "A first date should allow partners to chat and get to know one another..." but not with a bad breath.. It suggests bowling in the article. I suggest that people should stay away from sports until later on in the relationship. You don't want to get so happy and brag that you won and they lost, because when you're in a serious game mode you often forget what you're doing and your goal is to win. Like I indicated before the article is great it's just that the ideas need to be
But most of these places and ideas, I would have to disagree. I don't think that coffee would be a great place to go. Coffee makes your breath have a little kick to it. Trust me, been there, smelled that and I don't want to go back. Even if you do stick a gum in your mouth I think it's very disrespectful to chew gum on your first date. While you're smacking and popping that gum, she might be telling you some deep things about her past which is a key to improving futuristic dating skills. It even states in the description "...it's important to select a venue with a date-appropriate vibe...," which with this idea coffee would be a big NO. The article was not bad, but I just think some of the ideas just need to be reconsidered and actually thought about. In the prologue it says that "A first date should allow partners to chat and get to know one another..." but not with a bad breath.. It suggests bowling in the article. I suggest that people should stay away from sports until later on in the relationship. You don't want to get so happy and brag that you won and they lost, because when you're in a serious game mode you often forget what you're doing and your goal is to win. Like I indicated before the article is great it's just that the ideas need to be