Infatuation Rules
Photo: Marcus Aurelius
Send a *Casual* Text Afterward A quick “thanks for a great time” or “hope you have a great night” doesn't ever hurt. It might actually help. Sometimes starting a conversation after a first date may feel difficult, but it's important to send the message if you hope to have another date or even a relationship.
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Read More »Great first dates don’t always come easy. If you’re like me, you’ve watched entirely too much Princess Diaries and 13 Going on 30, and therefore, have become an insatiable hopeless romantic who refuses to take off their rom-com colored glasses. Life isn’t supposed to be a movie, and that’s okay. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t have moments that feel like we’re in one. Finding a partner (whether it be a lifelong hope or a fling for a few nights) should feel natural, organic, and real. So when you find that and have the first date of a lifetime, what’s next? At this point in the movie, the lovers have already expressed their burning passion for one another and run off into the sunset while the credits are rolling, so they’re no help here. I don’t know about you, but I’m sick of asking myself, “What would 20-something Mia Thermopolis do?” So after talking with every realist I know, here are five first date tips to follow AFTER the date ends to make sure the second one is even better.
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Read More »IG stalking only leads to overthinking, overanalyzing, and lots of ruminating. You’ll be thinking, “Wow, his ex is gorgeous” or “He must be traumatized from this breakup,” rather than focusing on the healed and outgoing person who’s totally into you. Allowing their past to seep into the present is beyond unfair; and dwelling on their past may make you rethink your movie-esque first date and convince you a second one would be a mistake. Let’s be real, though. A little is okay, but a lot is not. If you’re following (or plan to follow) your new beau or babe, you can lurk a bit but not stalk.
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