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IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Steve Dubin, PR Works, (781) 878-9953, sdubin@prworkzone.com DON’T
BE LEFT ALONE AT THE HOLIDAYS 10
Surprising Things That Guys Look For On First Dates DATELINE: HINGHAM, MA, ISSUED OCTOBER 1, 2001… The
movies? A drink and dinner? A ballgame? What are men looking
for on a first date? The answer will surprise you and maybe
even shock you. 1.
Interest.
Most important is to show interest. “Men don’t want to
feel that they’re alone on an island,” said Paul Falzone,
CEO for The Right One and Together Dating. “She needs to
be interested in what they are doing together, especially
the first time out.” 2.
Adventurous.
No, you don’t need to skydive or swim with sharks, but
stay away from the normal ideas of a movie or just a drink.
“You don’t get to learn anything about your date like
that,” said Falzone. “Go to the aquarium, a museum, or a
street gallery. Somewhere you can learn about each other.” 3.
Smart, but not too smart.
No man wants to be on a date with someone who makes him look
stupid. If you’re a nuclear physicist at MIT that’s
great, don’t spend the whole date talking about splitting
the atom or nuclear fusion. “Being smart and very
intelligent is a plus,” Falzone says. “Men can be
intimidated very easily, and being with someone they feel is
a lot smarter then they are, is one sure way to do it.” 4.
Look good.
This doesn’t mean all decked out in Versace or Armani, but
make a good impression. “If a relationship is going to
last there needs to be compatibility and chemistry,” says
Falzone. Good presentations can make or break a date. 5.
History.
The saying goes those who don’t listen to history are
doomed to repeat it. Stay away from things that didn’t
work for you before, and at all costs avoid talking about
old boyfriends. “Nothing puts a date on the fast track to
disaster more then old boyfriends coming up,” Falzone
commented. “Even if it’s meant as a joke or something
you had in common, stay away!” 6.
Criticism.
Everyone on a first date is being judgmental, just be sure
to keep it in your internal monologue. “There’s no need
to get too critical or judgmental on the first date. Keep it
fun and lighthearted. Asking where someone stands on nuclear
power or the battle against saving the rainforest isn’t
the way to go,” said Falzone. 7. Be reliable. If reliability is the most
important thing to him, then he probably already owns a dog.
You don’t need to be like Dino on the Flintstones, but you
can’t be like your first car in high school. “If you say
8:00, then be on-time,” says Falzone. “Nothing can be
more frustrating then being late. If you’re late on your
first date, you’ll always be late for everything.” 8. Don't look for a fight. Debate topics, don't argue
them. Guys talk about the designated hitter and the
dominance of Tiger Woods on weekends with their buddies.
When talking about things don’t be afraid to voice your
opinion, but this isn’t the Lincoln/Douglas debate.
“People can have different views of things and still get
along,” Falzone said. “But stay away from getting
argumentative or in a stand-off.” 9. Don’t be needy. Men are not looking for someone
who clings to their every move like a sheet of Fabric
Softener to their sweatshirt. “Even if you are lonely and
have a need for someone, don’t dwell on it,” suggests
Falzone. “Nothing is a bigger turn-off for men than the
"needy" approach. Find something you both have in
common and really get into it.” 10.
Men already have a mother.
Telling him to wash his hands before eating or that he
shouldn’t put so much salt on his meal is not the way to
go. “Men are out on a date to have a good time, not to be
told how to live their lives,” Falzone said. “Try not to
smother them with ideas or suggestions, just keep it fun and
easy.” High
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