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Category Archives: Dating Etiquette
How Should I React in a Breakup?
How to act in a breakup. Continue reading
Flirtation in the Workplace
It is good practice to keep your personal life separate from your professional life. Resist temptation to flirt with or date a co-worker. Occasionally, it is difficult for someone to resist the temptation to flirt and their object of attention … Continue reading
Never Kiss and Tell
As tempting as it may be to share the details of our relationships, it is most inappropriate to do so. If a relationship, date, or one night stand was not a positive experience, do not embarrass the other person. You … Continue reading
When Flirting Crosses the Line
Webster’s Dictionary defines flirting as amorous behavior without serious intent. If you find yourself engaging in playful conversation with serious intent, you need to know who you are having this conversation with and immediately stop it before crossing a line. … Continue reading
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First Dates – Can You Hear Your Date?
First dates can be awkward because you typically don’t know your date very well and want to make a good impression. Communication is very important to a first date. Make sure you select a location that allows you to easily … Continue reading
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Helping a Lady with Her Coat – Dating Etiquette
A true gentleman will always help a lady with her coat. To help her put the coat on, stand behind the lady and hold the coat open at her waist level. This allows the lady to reach her arms back … Continue reading
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Put The Toilet Seat Down – Couples Etiquette
Theoretically, what goes up, should come down. This is the backbone of the toilet seat issue. It is most courteous to always put the seat down after lifting it for use. Gentlemen, I’m speaking to you because women have no … Continue reading
Valentine’s Day – Don’t Overlook The Little Things
I was shopping in a department store today and overheard customers stressing over Valentine’s Day. Men were complaining about the expense of buying flowers and gifts. Women were complaining about the men in their lives not giving them the right … Continue reading
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Don’t Break A Date
Never break a date once it is accepted. The only exception to this rule is the occurrence of an emergency. If an emergency does occur, contact your date and explain the situation. Do not leave your date waiting for you. … Continue reading
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