It often happens that the first date took place and you really want to continue this acquaintance. To arrange a follow-up meeting, you need to be able to invite the person on a second date.
Instructions
Step 1
In our time, the principles of equal relations between the sexes do not condemn the manifestation of women's initiative. Invite the young man you like for a second date by calling him on the phone. Your invitation may have something like the following text: “Andrey (Petya, Vasya …), I thought a lot about our conversation, which was during the first meeting, and I had some thoughts on this matter. Would you like to continue the conversation at dinner if you have some free time? By the way, the same advice can be used by a man who makes a second date with a girl.
Step 2
Make an appointment for him or her for dinner with friends or acquaintances. Make it so that only you two are there, delicately cancel the invitation of the others. And if you still put two candles on the table and give the room an atmosphere of some romance, turn on slow music, most likely, the third date will also be around the corner.
Step 3
Think about the interests that the boyfriend or girlfriend talked about on the first date: what they love to do in their free time. Maybe he is a great billiard player, but you just really miss an experienced mentor on the eve of playing billiards. Or maybe she is well versed in some computer program, and you are just starting to study it, and a couple of practical tips will be very useful to you. Look for and come up with reasons and situations for a second date.
Step 4
Leave the item you want in his or her car. A few days later, just "accidentally" remember her. It is quite possible that this will serve as a great occasion to be together in a cozy place with pleasant music and return the "lost".
Step 5
Call or write to her or him: “I have two tickets for the concert of your favorite singer next Saturday. I will be very pleased if we spend this evening together. The most attractive will be invitations to events that affect your common interests.
