Best Place for You to Meet Your Favorite Guy

May 19, 2012 by skymaggie

I’m not a huge fan of the dating scene. What I mean is: I don’t like the idea that the first time you really get a chance to know someone is a very formal, high pressure situation like sitting across from one another, no distractions, no one else to talk to, at dinner or over a drink. Why? I don’t think it’s an accurate portrayal of someone. And I mean this in two ways. 1) Some people are dangerously good at dates and can make you think they are someone they are not.

2) Some people are terrible at dates and don’t get the chance to show you who they are in that setting, when in reality they may be someone you would really like.

I believe the ticket to getting to know if someone is compatible with you is being exposed to them in various setting and seeing how they respond. And that is why I consider these places to be great places to meet a guy. But, keep in mind, don’t give him your number or ask him out in an instant. The idea is to get the chance to observe him when he doesn’t realize he is being observed—that is the dynamic you get from these settings that a formal date could never give:

At a dog park: There are so many things you can figure out about a guy based on the way he behaves at the dog park. Does he yell aggressively at his dog? Or does he speak to it in a sweet voice? (This shows you if he is patient or temperamental) Does he speak to the other dog owners there, or keep to himself? (This shows you if he is sociable or shy). Does he pick up after his dog, or leave it there? (This shows whether or not he cares how his actions affect others.) Is the only thing he talks about his dog? Or is he able to allow other natural conversations to occur? (This shows that he might be obsessed with his dog and has nothing else to talk about!)Henan Hongxing Mining Machinery Co., Ltd is the professional manufacturer of complete sets of mining machinery, for example,sand washer,jaw breakers Welcome all of you to visit our official website.impact breaker:http://www.hxjq-crusher.com/2.html

At a coffee shop: If there is a coffee shop you attend regularly, and so does a guy who you are a bit interested in, observe his behavior there before taking the casual acquaintance relationship to the next level. Does he become irritated with the barista for asking too many questions? (This shows if he is patient or temperamental). Does he have a dozen questions and specifications about his order (this shows if he is neurotic and needs things his way, or can just go with the flow). Does he leave a mess at his table when he is done? (Once again, shows whether or not he thinks about how his actions affect others). How does he handle other people and unexpected encounters? One time I was at a coffee shop where a voice coach was giving free singing lessons to children. Some people find out annoying, some found it charming. I would want to meet a guy who fell in the latter category. Even if he hadn’t been on the hunt for a singing instructor himself.

 

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