One way to take the pressure
The Love Commands Review off slightly is to pick an environment for your first date where you would both feel comfortable and occupied. Not all first dates are simply a meal and a movie. However it might be an idea to check and see if your prospective date would cope with the chosen environment. For example choose a summer picnic and find she suffers chronically from hayfever, go to an all you can eat barbeque under the stars only to find they're vegetarian, she suffers from vertigo and you're taking her rock climbing...)
Bear in mind you're meeting your date to get to know them a little better. You're gonna need to talk at some point. Headbanging music, manic activity etc might not be terribly helpful. Furthermore if you are meeting a stranger for your first date your options must be limited to what's safe and sensible and ALWAYS tell someone where you are going and who with and what time you hope to be back.
Online dating was probably inevitable in the 21st Century. It's a simple matter of tempo. Most professional women I know report issues with getting to the grocery store and the cleaners; never mind having time for the contrived meeting advice some dating advice columns still suggest for meeting Mr. Right.
So in 2010 and beyond, what viable options are there? Change and unpredictability are not going away, but there's at least one thing you can be sure you won't have to puzzle over. "Where do I go to meet "him?"
The answer? Nowhere...for now. That's for later. For now let's agree that with gas at $3.00+/gallon, Friday nights clubbing or joining a drama club, hoping to meet someone while indulging your marginal interest in drama may not the best use of your limited time or gas money. You're probably doing three people's job at work, anyway; assuming you're lucky enough to still be employed. But you knew all this, right?
What follows are my top five reasons you really want to be meeting online, assuming you aren't already.
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