1. Don’t be in a hurry
Yes, the festive season is here. And yes, you are lonely. But have some standards, please! Don’t let the FOMO of being single this time of the year rush you into something which won’t work. Take time getting to know a person and make sure that they will last longer than the Diwali fuljhadi we have grown up lighting!
2. Involve Your Friends
Yes, your relationship with a person should be completely at your discretion. HOWEVER, remember that one time you had kept dating that one red flag of a person whileyour friends kept telling you to break up with them? Exactly! Make sure that not only does your match get along with your friends but they also approve of him.
3. Dress to impress
We have all romanticised being comfy at home with our PJs which is fine by me. BUT, put in some effort for the date. Wear some flattering outfits you are comfortable with, and sparkly accessories, and layer on that expensive perfume to look the best for the festive season date.
4. Pick something you both will enjoy
Don’t just be selfish about what you find interesting and force your date to go along with it. Make sure the date is a fun experience for both of you. If they have fun with you, they will want to go out with you again and I assume that is what you’d like too.
5. Have Fun With your dating profile
I guess people do go on to dating apps like Tinder to make sure they aren’t lonely this time of the year. And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. But please make your profile interesting with clear pictures and good bios. One of my biggest pet peeves is when people don’t have a bio. Your bio should tell people about you which will work as an ice breaker when you match. Don’t sabotage yourself with awkward conversations by keeping your bio blank.
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