She's in law enforcement. So is her date to be. I'd think that would give them enough to talk about. She's just nervous.Ponytail said:What does your friend do for a living?
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bresamil said:She's in law enforcement. So is her date to be. I'd think that would give them enough to talk about. She's just nervous.
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Exactly, tell her not to talk and maybe while she's at it she can balance something on her head.Ponytail said:Tell her NOT to talk. Make sure she asks questions, and it would be wise to keep her answers to a minumum. Nerves have a way of making people feel like they NEED to talk alot, and that's where ya get into trouble. If the conversation goes silent, ask questions, don't tell stories.
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Good. I went that way too. "Ask about him - likes, dislikes, where he grew up, how he ended up in this profession, yada yada." Plus, she'll decide from his answers if she wants date 2. Also he has no kids so I advised she keep conversation about her own to a minimum.Ponytail said:Tell her NOT to talk. Make sure she asks questions, and it would be wise to keep her answers to a minumum. Nerves have a way of making people feel like they NEED to talk alot, and that's where ya get into trouble. If the conversation goes silent, ask questions, don't tell stories.
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Her kids are a big part of her life though. If he can't understand or handle that, better to find that out up front.bresamil said:Good. I went that way too. "Ask about him - likes, dislikes, where he grew up, how he ended up in this profession, yada yada." Plus, she'll decide from his answers if she wants date 2. Also he has no kids so I advised she keep conversation about her own to a minimum.
Yeah but I want her to see it as just a date - not sizing him up for a life partner - too soon for that. Definitely be honest as to number and age, but don't complain about them or tell too many cutesy kid stories because he probably can't relate.Ponytail said:Her kids are a big part of her life though. If he can't understand or handle that, better to find that out up front.
migtig said:Exactly, tell her not to talk and maybe while she's at it she can balance something on her head.
:archived::Ponytail said:Tell her NOT to talk. Make sure she asks questions, and it would be wise to keep her answers to a minumum. Nerves have a way of making people feel like they NEED to talk alot, and that's where ya get into trouble. If the conversation goes silent, ask questions, don't tell stories.
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bresamil said:She's in law enforcement.