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BLIND BIKER DATE

EACH OF YOU SHOULD HAVE THE OTHER'S PHONE NUMBER  

   Do not even consider heading out on a date to meet someone until you have their phone number. If they called you (or if you met through some method that didn't include the phone), you have to ask for their phone number. It's good if they think of it first and insist you take the number, but they're just as likely to overlook it as you are.     

  • Getting a home phone number can be a little "check" on whether the person might be married.
  • But the primary reason to get it is in case they don't show up for the first date.
  Without the person's phone number, you don't know what happened. 
  • Were they (or their dog or their child) taken ill?
  • Did a crisis come up at work?
  • Did their house burn down?
  • Did their car break down?
  • Did they get back together with their ex?
  • Did they just forget and are too embarrassed to admit it?
  If you had their phone number, you could find out.
  • Without it, you'll probably never know, partly because many people would be too embarrassed to call after missing an appointment.  And it may very well be that they only had one copy of your phone number and no idea what your last name is, and their teenager wrote the grocery list on the other side of that slip of paper and your number will never be seen again.

   Of course, maybe they had second thoughts about you, or about themselves, or about dating at all.

  • Maybe they chickened out.
  • Maybe they saw you walk into the restaurant and discovered you look a lot like their ex and they just couldn't handle it and snuck out.

  Whatever happened, it wasn't a criminal offense; most likely it was just human nature.

  • Consider it an important reminder ? never make a date to meet anyone until you have their phone number.
   Blind dating is only recommended for people who have a sense of humor and who have confidence in themselves to handle any situation that might come along. It is not recommended for control freaks, anxious personalities or individuals that don't handle disappointment or rejection well. If you fear going on a blind date, then don't.

   However if you are the type that likes adventure and a lot of faith in human beings, then you should have no trouble meeting someone in this way.

   Many fear a blind date because they fear that something will go horribly wrong or that they will be made fun or that they will spend all night at the mercy of a psychotic stranger. This does not have to be the case. Avoiding disappointment on a first blind date is easier than it seems.

   First of all it is recommended that you avoid dates that are completely "blind". Trade emails and talk on the phone with the individual first. Do as much research as you can about the person without being too nosy. Watch out for warning signs in their language and the content of their conversation. For instance, if they talk about the bar fight they were in last night and how many times they have broken their nose, you might want to consider the possibility that your date is violent. Stay away from people who talk too much about their ex partners (especially if it is in a bitter or resentful way). Also avoid people who talk about their addictions, alcoholism or last case of domestic abuse.

   If the blind date was set up for you by a friend, make sure to get references and opinions from your mutual circle of friends.

   When arranging where to meet, make sure it is in a very public place. Pick somewhere comfortable, but busy such as a popular restaurant or bar. Don't invite the person to your home and don't agree to go to his or her home.

   This is not the time to suggest a highly unusual excursion, such as a trip to the amusement park or a hang-gliding. Keep your activities together as temperate and casual as possible. It is also not the occasion to suggest trying an exotic cuisine or unfamiliar food.

   Although blind dates are all about creating a good first impression, that doesn't mean that you should go overboard when it is time to dress up. Remember that if you intend to see this person again that you might have to keep up the facade if you decided to present yourself as the type that wears high-heels and a power suit full-time.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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