Things you should NEVER say on a first date (act smarter... lolzzzz)

THINGS YOU SHOULD NEVER SAY ON A FIRST DATE
First dates can be tricky. You don't want to seem too eager. You don't want to come across as cold. Click through to find out the 10 things that should NEVER pass your lips on a first date
Religion, politics and such other stuff are not safe topics for a first date. Refrain from even broaching on them.

NO DISCUSSING YOUR EX
Acknowledging your past is okay but leave the details for later. If you've had more than 100 exes, you can probably save that for date three. 

NO GENERIC COMPLIMENTING
You can definitely do better than "You look lovely". Try looking for smaller details and complimenting them on something that's unique about them. Maybe not the tattoos or birthmarks though. 
You may want to play safe. But statements like “You look nice” or “How lovely you look!” are too boring and done-too-death. Leave an impression by commenting on their choice of watch or their beautiful manicured hands.

NO OVER-QUESTIONING
There's a fine line between "politely interested" and "Spanish Inquisition". Asking for their parents' address on a first date is usually a no-no. 
Do not probe like a detective. Agreed you may want to know him/her, but interrogation won’t help. Rather, you may come across as someone too pushy.

NO MENTION OF MEDICAL HISTORY
If you really, really need to talk to someone about your prominent rash, try your doctor, not your date. Even if your date turns out to be a doctor. 
You may be popping sleeping pills daily, or suffering from a permanent itch. First dates are not meant for them. If things click between you two, there’ll be time for such talks later.

NO SNIDE COMMENTS
Do we really need to mention this one? 
Witty comments are welcome. Hurtful ones … not so much! Commenting on the “dull” ambience of the place, or the “unhealthiness” of the fries doesn’t reflect too well.

NO TOUCHY TOPICS
No religion. No politics. And it's probably best not to ask how they feel about 50 Shades of Grey unless you met in an S&M club.
Religion, politics and such other stuff are not safe topics for a first date. Refrain from even broaching on them.

NO DISCUSSING FAMILY
There's some flexibility with this one. A few jokes about your family's little foibles: fine. An hour-long analysis of your relationship with your mother: not fine. 
First dates are fun, casual outings. You would not want to bore your partner with details about your family and their peculiarities.


AVOID SEX OR SEX TALK
Had a great first date? Wonderful. But be very careful not to get pushy. Hey, if the date went THAT well, there'll be a next time, right? 
Had a great first date? Wonderful. Now do not go ahead and say something like “Your place or mine?” It will ruin it all. Keep things slow for now.

DON'T BE TOO EAGER
There's nothing wrong with a call or a text the following evening. You might even play it cool and leave it another day or so. Composing a 50-line poem the moment you get home? Definitely overdoing it. 
Hit it off too well? Excited for your second date already? Do not spoil your chances by talking about it too soon. Concentrate on having a good time for now and let things roll gradually.

NO “I LOVE YOU”
It's rare, but it happens: love at first sight. But before you bare your soul and swear undying love and loyalty, take a deep breath. You've known this person for two hours. There is a very faint chance that they might not feel the same way... yet. Why not put in a little more getting-to-know-you time before offering them your house key?
So you think s/he is the one? Calm down … take a deep breath, and let the moment pass. The L-word will most certainly freak out the person. A second date will become a far possibility, let alone a future together.
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