Odds are, you'll have to go out on a few dates before you find the person who actually is your soul mate. Nonetheless, if you like someone enough to go out, you still want to make a great impression.
If you're the one planning the date, be sure to tell the other person where to meet you, or, alternatively, how to dress if you want it to be a surprise. Be sure you have picked an activity or restaurant that your date would enjoy, taking into account any dietary or other restrictions.
When planning a first date, it’s important to gauge the status of the new relationship. If this is the first time you're meeting in person, you may want to keep it more casual, such as a coffee date close your home. This may also be true if your date has less money than you and would not be comfortable with an expensive meal, if you've been out casually before and would like a more traditional date (dinner, movie, candles), you may either want to make that clear or surprise them, depending on the type of person your date.
If your date is particularly eccentric, remember that you don't have to stick with traditional options. Think outside the box; things like workshops, wine tasting or hiking may be a good choice. Always remember that if you ask someone out on a date, you should be prepared to pay for it, even if it doesn't end up that way.
If you are the person being taken on the date, all you need to do is wear appropriate clothing for the occasion, and get ready to have a good time. Remember a few tips and tricks in case you feel uncomfortable：If you'd rather not reveal where you live yet, tell them you'll meet them at the location. You should always feel free to suggest a mutually known location, or a location where you feel safe. If you like, have friends come and sit across the room, or have them call halfway through to check on you.
While these may seem like silly precautions, no matter how much you like someone, you should always do what makes you feel safe. Have fun and get to know your potential soul mate!
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