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Dating is about having fabulous, fun nights out with the hottest singles in your cityÂ… but with first date nerves you may end up sticking your foot in your mouth! Making an impression
Here, Fast ImpressionÂ’s Dating Guru Justin Parfitt sheds some light for all you ladies out there on what guys really want to hear. Enjoy these tips and learn your lesson before itÂ’s too late!
Things guys love to hear…
1) “Then what happened?”
They are human after all – even if they are men. A man likes to be reassured that their lives are, in fact, interesting. And while interrupting him, changing the subject, or acting bored are well-known nails in the coffin, itÂ’s not always enough to just sit there, smile, and repeat a monotone, “Uh-huh,” especially if that is the only thing you say throughout your date. HeÂ’ll know youÂ’re genuinely interesting if you actively encourage him with comments like, “YouÂ’re kidding! What happened next?” or “Go on…”
2) “That’s pretty impressive.”
Maybe he placed in a local triathlon. Or got a promotion at work. Or figured out how to fix his air conditioner. Whatever he’s done, if he’s mentioning it on a date, he’s most likely proud of it—and if you feed his ego by applauding his efforts, you’ll make him feel like a king.
3) “What do you do when you’re not at work?”
Although a guy’s work might be of primary importance, he also has other things in his life that he values. Does he juggle? (Well, maybe that’s not one you’re hoping to hear) Work on his car? Play an instrument? With a little probing, a woman can hit upon hidden passions—and convey that she’s interested in getting a complete picture of him and not just what he does for his paycheck.
Â…And things men hate to hearÂ…
1) “So how do you feel about abortion?”
This type of question is known among men as a litmus test—a touchy topic that women raise to gauge whether we’re politically, morally, or spiritually on the same page as them (the death penalty, gay marriage, and the war in Iraq also fit the bill). Sure, they probably have strong opinions. But men are not interested in getting into these subjects with you, at least not yet. After all, this is a date, not debate club. Let’s all have fun and save more heated back-and-forths for later.
2) “How do you feel about having a family?”
Pop this question during the first date, and most men will assume your biological clock is ticking fast and loudly—and that’s not a good thing. It’s not that all men don’t want families, many of them actually do—it’s just that men tend to like to get to know a woman first, before you start a discussion about your favourite baby names. And men like to know you like them as more than just as a potential baby-making machine. After all, where’s the romance in that?
Justin Parfitt is the CEO and Founder of FastLife International, the world’s largest speed dating and singles events service. Hosting over 150 events a month in 43 cities in 5 countries, including Speed Dating New York and Los Angeles Speed Dating
Help me! I shouldn’t want to be a Mother?
I’m 17 and in full time education. I keep having really strong maternal instincts. I used to hate children, but for the last couple of months I’ve been wanting a baby so badly. (I lost a pet recently and I was wondering if it was something to do with not having anything to look after or nurture that I miss) I really love naming things as well, so I keep coming up with loads of baby names that I like. Help me! How can I get over these feelings?
(Also, does anyone know any realistic online baby games I can play? Where I can name a baby and look after it? Hopefully I can get bored of that and it might put me off)
i think it’s wonderful that you’re analyzing from where you’re getting these feelings and i think you’re right about it being the result of grief at losing your pet and yes, it’s normal; i also think your hormones are kicking into overdrive because of your age so yes, normal too.
good for you for thinking it over instead of rushing out to get pregnant (like happened with someone know who became a grandmother at 36!).
does your school have the “baby think it over” program? many schools do, where they give you a computerized baby you have to care for and it simulates a real infant (with the crying and the screaming and the hunger and the diapers and so on).
if they don’t, try the Old Skool approach: get yourself a chicken egg. from now on, that egg is your “baby”. you have to keep it consistently warm, you have to “feed” it, you have to rock it, you cannot leave it ANYwhere unsupervised, and so on. get your mom or someone else to set an alarm clock to go off at random intervals – this is what it’s like having a crying baby wake you up. get them to set a second alarm to go off after a random time period ranging from a minute to 8hrs. this is the alarm that tells you the baby’s finally stopped crying.
or you could always get a puppy.
same thing.
trust me.
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The Pigeon Finds a Hot Dog! $7.00 Sesame Street veteran and Emmy Award-winner Mo Willems returns with a fast, funny follow-up to Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!–only this time, the short-tempered pigeon faces his perfect foil in a “special guest star” duckling. In the previous Pigeon book, author and illustrator Willems expertly distilled the escalating emotions of preschoolers all too anxious to get their way. The Pigeon … |
