11.29.2008

Relationship Dating: are You Practicing the New Rude?

The things rolling along pretty well on this date. The conversation is easy and filled with lots of humor. There seems to be some serious happening connectivity between the two of you. Yes it's all good and all systems go.

At least it was a go until you've decided that this would be a good time to practice in one of the new Rudess. In this case, your mobile phone. For some reason you thought it would be a good idea to leave it. And just when you two were really settle, but began to ring. Firstly, that you did it not so bad. You excused yourself and took the call. Your day was very understanding and told you to do what you had to do.

So you began to talk. And talk and talk. Then you have another apology and walked away from your date. Fifteen minutes to half hour later you return. Needless to say the warm feeling that you had a date before the call is just a little chillier. However, they were game and trying to get where they left off. That is until someone began sms you. Again, you got the perfunctory excuses and apologies, but you just had to respond to the message. The problem is, you were so engrossed in it that time flew and unfortunately so have your date.

Technology has in many ways our lives easier. Not only the ability to stay in touch with each other on an almost immediate basis, but it has also proved a great save time when white is coordinating plans and schedules.

But in too many cases people have become intrusive to the point of absurdity. And that also rich dating.
Unless you are experiencing some form of relief, potential crisis or a job where you are on call twenty-four hours per day, the best thing you can do is hit the off button on your mobile phone, Blackberry, or any other gadget that you have in your possession.

All too often, people are easily distracted and on the day that could have devastating consequences. In essence, it tells your date that you are not taking them seriously. It's seeing the equivalent of someone you know in a restaurant and then talk to them for an hour while your soup and your date gets cold.

Stay focused. If you have to let people in your circle or on your speed dial number to know, you will not be available then do it. It is our common interest to some degree or another, but not to the point where we must constantly focus our energies in other directions.

In addition to thinking about how you would feel if the show was on the other foot. If every time you started to talk with your date she gave an interview and you wait a minute sign as they talked to someone else for the majority of the evening. Understandably you would not be happy. For that reason, keep one thing in mind: The purpose of night on a date is dating. Everything else can wait for a while.

0 comments: