http://www.mycupidonline.com/dating-tip.html Dating tip number one... don't slap other girls' asses in the bar while she's there. Dating tip number two... don't do it while she isn't there, either. en-us Tue, 14 Mar 2006 08:46:53 EST Tue, 14 Mar 2006 08:46:53 EST Weblog Editor 2.0 If there is one dating tip we can give you, it's to maintain focus Literally, when your lady friend is talking, you have to pay attention. This can be tricky at times, whether you are at home or in a crowded bar, but this is the most important dating tip perhaps ever. Even if you are just chilling at home and she is rambling on and on about so and so's outfit at work or the latest Vanity Fair or whatever, just suck it up. Sooner or later she will zip it and you can go on in peace, without having to look like a callous prick. That's dating for you. It only gets better as you progress to marriage. In all seriousness, don't be tempted to turn on the college basketball game while she is talking. And by all means, take this dating tip seriously and keep your eyes fixated strictly upon her the next time you are at the bar. If she catches you staring at that redhead's chest one more time, it's game over for you, dog. This is the kind of dating tip people need to hear Paying attention to a woman is a very important thing. Even if you are not in caveman mode and looking to holler at other babes while she is around, it's still important to listen. To converse. Not just wait around until the next time you can get action. Sooner or later it won't happen. This is true of Christian and Jewish dating alike. Even an online dating service is predicated upon getting to know someone in an introductory stage. Be yourself and open up. Don't worry about what's going to happen down the line. Just be honest with each other and really show some respect. Listen when she talks. There are no simpler dating tips than that. But if you must have another dating tip right now, never tell her she's gained weight, even if she has, and asks you 39 times in one weekend. Say no and be reassuring. Honesty does not help always. Tue, 14 Mar 2006 08:46:53 EST