What Would You Do When Your Great Date Goes Bad?

The first few dates seem always exciting and nervous with showing your best manner and charactersbe polite to each other, follow the rules,play contest by the dating and relationship rules. But galore times people don’t get the second date, or no more than three times going out. I always believe that meeting a new people is easier than keeping the relationship for long and fresh. Also I believe that getting unite is much easier than be unite happily.

Either a woman (or a man) should be looking for information to help her/him to decide whether this particular date is what I call a “Good Man” (or “Good Woman”). This Advantage person has Four Fundamental Characteristics:

1. advantage values

2. awareness of what’s event around them

3. a nice personality

4. blessed and optimistic

The first impression applies to the first three dates. After the third date you know how to device the person as a keeper.

What if your date tells you about her bad breakup with her ex, what if your date tells you about her mental problem, talks about her career problems. Look at the multitude situations that I would find some red flags based on the above characteristics:

• Forgot wallet = not very intended and aware; perhaps careless

• Reveals dark secret = unhappy; not intended of inappropriateness

• Says thing operation = bad values or not a nice person

In any of the above three situations, I could easily imagine that a woman’s intuition might say, “I don’t deliberation this is worth pursuing.” Always at least listen to and consider your intuition in production a decision about further dating.

Do you have anything like the above situation? Do you have any similar state to share with me? How do you know if your date is your keeper even after your date goes bad?

Py Kim Conant, Sex Secrets of an American Geisha: How to Attract, Satisfy, and Keep Your Man, Hunter House, October 28, 2006. Looking for relationship, dating and sex tips? Visit Py’s website at

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