In the modern dating as been a very loose and not very about being with someone to be with for the rest of your life.
 today it about getting pleaser then moving on if you're looking for a date you can follow these tips and find the love of your life.

Put the “Date” back in Dating:
The problem with dating is that it’s changing. It’s noncommittal. We use words like “hanging out” when we ask someone out on a date. This language is casual, which takes off the pressure, but it’s also vague which can lead to confusion. If you’re interested, be direct. Call the person up or ask if they are available in person.

Walk to the door:
Instead of sending a text saying, “I’m here, come outside,” why not get out of the car and ring the doorbell? It’s a minor detail, but it can make the other person feel special. Attention to little details communicates that you see another person’s self-worth.

Turn off your cell phone:
Communication is necessary – especially with people that are in front of us. Cell phones can be distracting. Spending quality time with someone requires attention and listening skills. Don’t just be physically present. Eliminating technology demonstrates that you respect the time you’re sharing with a person.

Plan a date:
Going to a bar or dinner can be fun, but why not pick something that isn’t so generic? Find something you both are interested in doing together. If you both enjoy dancing, then go to a club. If dancing isn’t your thing, then try a coffee tasting, painting class, or a fun activity. By planning a date, you are showing that you’ve taken the time to think about the other person and what they would enjoy doing.

Be on time:

Being on time is a simple but vital characteristic of classic courtship that will never go out of style. I was recently made to wait 30 minutes for a time-neglecting date to turn up. 30 minutes! In a digital society where we’re used to instant feedback, immediate responses, high-speed action, we seem to have lost a sense of real time keeping. Of course, after extended apologies, the outing was resumed (no-one is perfect after all), however, it is worth mentioning that it gave a distinctly bad first impression. (SO uncool Yazmin!)

The do's and don't:

Do

... make an effort with your appearance
... introduce your date to your parents
... respect curfew
... call your date to ask them out (but only if you’re a man because God forbid a woman would make the first move)

Don’t

... be a serial dater (especially if you’re a woman, you hussy)
... let the woman decide on a venue (her little brain may implode)
... ask someone out for a last minute date AKA a booty call (it may make them feel like a last resort)

Go on and find the perfect partner

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