18 Feb 2008 04:33:57 | Kelly Wolf
You’re excited because you’ve decided to give speed
dating a try. It’s become a popular alternative to bar hopping
and Internet dating sites so you want to see if it is something
that can work for you. You already know when the event is and
what you’re going to wear, but you have no idea what you are
going to say to your several speed dates! Here are a number of
ideas to get the information you want out of potential
candidates.
First of all, it’s okay to be charged up about this experience,
but try not to go in with any expectations. You might not meet
‘the one’ on your first try, but you are more likely to enjoy
yourself during this process.
Smile, be polite and keep your dating card out of site. Everyone
knows why you’re there, but it doesn’t conjure up confidence
from your ‘date’ if they see a dozen names listed on your card.
Have a list of questions prepared that relate to what’s
important to you in a relationship. Try to come up with several
thoughts for variety and to get an idea what works for you when
you chat. Sometimes the right question can cause a person to
react in a way that speaks louder than any words.
Here are a few question ideas to get you going: 1. Where are you
from? 2. Do you follow politics? Do you consider yourself a
Republican, Democrat or affiliated with another party? 3. Do you
believe in love at first sight? 4. If you had three wishes, what
would they be in order of importance? 5. What is your most
treasured possession and why? 6. What is your favorite season of
the year and why? 7. Do you believe in reincarnation? 8. What is
the last book you read? 9. What is the one thing you would most
like me to know about you? 10. What are you looking for in a
relationship? 11. When was your last relationship and how long
did it last? 12. What do you think is the most important value
in a relationship? 13. If you could be successful at any job in
the world, what would that job be? 14. What is your favorite
type of music and who is your favorite musician/band? 15. If you
could have lunch with any person, living or deceased, who would
it be and why? 16. Do you like animals and/or have pets? 17.
What do you like to do in your spare time? 18. Have you ever
been married? 19. Are you religious? 20. What kind of work do
you do?
These questions are simply a list of ideas to help you get a
notion of what you might find important while you are on your
dates. Remember that you only have a few minutes to speak with
the person you are with and will only have time to ask a few
questions. Make your own list, relax and best of luck to you on
your dates!
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