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            The Blind Date


The blind date has been the butt of jokes for a countless number of years, but with the sense of adventure that normally accompanies such encounters, the thrill or terror of a blind date will no doubt continue. 

But before you even consider a blind date, understand that dating choices are yours to make. In other words,  don't say yes when you really want to say no. If you don't want to meet the person, politely decline the invitation and move on to the next potential suitor.   

But overall, the blind date does not have to be the dreaded experience most people imagine.  The first meeting is simply a process of discovery, so do yourself a favor and don't plan anything too elaborate.  

There's nothing worse than being on a blind date with someone you don't like, and when the evening ahead includes dinner, a movie, dancing, and the promise of drinks afterwards, you are setting yourself up for a date that could seem to last for an eternity.  

The initial blind date is less stressful if the arranged meeting is agreed upon up front to last no longer than one hour.  Get together and have a cup of coffee, or maybe have lunch, but decide ahead of time that your main objective is to make first contact and see if any chemistry exists.  This also makes sense from an economical point of view. Why spend a lot of money on a dinner or a movie if you don't even know the person wants to be your friend?  Keep things simple and your future courting rituals won't be jaded by unpleasant experiences.

Above all, be safe and meet your blind date in a secure and public place.  While you don't want to give the impression that you're snooping, it's important to ask some questions before you meet in person, such as:  Have you ever been married? Do you live alone?  Do you have a family?  And remember that most people on blind dates are a little nervous.  Unless your date is outwardly obnoxious or you just feel uncomfortable with the person, you might consider giving them a second chance. 

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