subject: Make a lasting impressions [print this page] A first impression, if made perfectly, can work wonders. here are the biggest first date turn-offs for men and women. Just make sure that you don't make these mistakes.
Men detest women who talk too much about former relationships or spend too much time on the mobile phone. Over 21 percent of single guys named phone calls and texting as their pet hate. This is the surest way to put off a man, because he cannot stand the thought that he may be facing competition. Just as bad is a third degree style questioning about his job, salary, friends etc. Yes, do ask, but a little diplomacy versus interrogation, will take you places.
An internet survey has revealed that men shouldn't talk about physical intimacy on the first date. That's been listed as one of the biggest turn-offs for many. Cracking silly jokes, behaving rudely with waiters and other service staff and non-chivalrous behaviour not holding the door open for her, not offering to pay the bill, not enquiring about whether she's reached home sefely, passing lewd comments about other women, are just as bad.
One point of consensus for both men and women is about personal hygiene. Bothe parties agree that if the person of the opposite sex is not particular about how he or she looks when they turn up to meet you, it could indeed be an instant turn-off. Hygiene includes ensuring against bad breath, body odour, dirty feet, crumpled clothes, unkempt beard, uncombed and unwashed hair.
A first impression, if made perfectly, can work wonders. here are the biggest first date turn-offs for men and women. Just make sure that you don't make these mistakes.
Men detest women who talk too much about former relationships or spend too much time on the mobile phone. Over 21 percent of single guys named phone calls and texting as their pet hate. This is the surest way to put off a man, because he cannot stand the thought that he may be facing competition. Just as bad is a third degree style questioning about his job, salary, friends etc. Yes, do ask, but a little diplomacy versus interrogation, will take you places.
An internet survey has revealed that men shouldn't talk about physical intimacy on the first date. That's been listed as one of the biggest turn-offs for many. Cracking silly jokes, behaving rudely with waiters and other service staff and non-chivalrous behaviour not holding the door open for her, not offering to pay the bill, not enquiring about whether she's reached home sefely, passing lewd comments about other women, are just as bad.
One point of consensus for both men and women is about personal hygiene. Bothe parties agree that if the person of the opposite sex is not particular about how he or she looks when they turn up to meet you, it could indeed be an instant turn-off. Hygiene includes ensuring against bad breath, body odour, dirty feet, crumpled clothes, unkempt beard, uncombed and unwashed hair.
