I thought this might help some of the guys. Sometimes my mind goes totally blank and its quite odd when theres long pauses in a conversation.
Even the most conversational of people can find it difficult to find something to say on a first date. Nerves can be at an all time high. Heres a few save conversation topics you might want to prepare to talk about.
Golden Oldies
This are questions that people nearly always ask, though there is reason behind their tried and tested formal:
* Where do you live?
* DId it take you long to get here?
* What do you work as?
* Do you enjoy it?
Questions such as these may be common but there a great way of getting a lot of information about someone quickly, follow up questions can also demonstrate that you guenuiely interested in them.
Activity Related
What you are currently doing is always good source of conversation, if not at least to find out if it's of interest to the other person. For example if your having dinner you might want to ask questions like, is there anything on the menu you'd like to try that you haven't tried before, would you like wine with the meal.
Leisure Questions
Finding out how the other person spends there free time is also a great way to learn more about them, it also lets you guage your suitability
* Do you have any hobbies?
* Have you traveled much? Where did you like the most?
* Are you going anywhere nice this year?
Off Beat and Fun Questions
As you get more comfortable you might want to ask more off beat and fun questions such as,
* If you could travel to any two countries in the next year what would they be?
* What would be your ideal job?
* Who would you most like to seen in concert?
Closing Questions
If you enjoyed your first date with someone you may want to see them again if you don't have the confidence to ask them straight out there are a number of easier ways to go about, for example you could ask them
* What the last film they saw was?
* What other films would they like to see?
* You could express you where wanting to see that next week and would they like to join you?
Do's
* Do take show a guiuine interest, interested people are interesting people
* Share the conversation don't feel you must talk more than the other person or respond to everything they say with an essay
* Do see it a bridging step - you will not get to know someone intimately on your first date
Don'ts
* Don't talk about previous relationships
* Don't ask detailed moral or religious questions
* Don't feel under pressure to make it work, if it isn't going to work in the long run it is better to find out now
http://www.lovingwhispers.com/firstdateconversation.php
Even the most conversational of people can find it difficult to find something to say on a first date. Nerves can be at an all time high. Heres a few save conversation topics you might want to prepare to talk about.
Golden Oldies
This are questions that people nearly always ask, though there is reason behind their tried and tested formal:
* Where do you live?
* DId it take you long to get here?
* What do you work as?
* Do you enjoy it?
Questions such as these may be common but there a great way of getting a lot of information about someone quickly, follow up questions can also demonstrate that you guenuiely interested in them.
Activity Related
What you are currently doing is always good source of conversation, if not at least to find out if it's of interest to the other person. For example if your having dinner you might want to ask questions like, is there anything on the menu you'd like to try that you haven't tried before, would you like wine with the meal.
Leisure Questions
Finding out how the other person spends there free time is also a great way to learn more about them, it also lets you guage your suitability
* Do you have any hobbies?
* Have you traveled much? Where did you like the most?
* Are you going anywhere nice this year?
Off Beat and Fun Questions
As you get more comfortable you might want to ask more off beat and fun questions such as,
* If you could travel to any two countries in the next year what would they be?
* What would be your ideal job?
* Who would you most like to seen in concert?
Closing Questions
If you enjoyed your first date with someone you may want to see them again if you don't have the confidence to ask them straight out there are a number of easier ways to go about, for example you could ask them
* What the last film they saw was?
* What other films would they like to see?
* You could express you where wanting to see that next week and would they like to join you?
Do's
* Do take show a guiuine interest, interested people are interesting people
* Share the conversation don't feel you must talk more than the other person or respond to everything they say with an essay
* Do see it a bridging step - you will not get to know someone intimately on your first date
Don'ts
* Don't talk about previous relationships
* Don't ask detailed moral or religious questions
* Don't feel under pressure to make it work, if it isn't going to work in the long run it is better to find out now
http://www.lovingwhispers.com/firstdateconversation.php
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