2.Ask meaningful questions and be a good listener.
Awkward silence can be very common on the first dates, but you can break the ice by asking meaningful questions to help you get to know the other person better. Ask them about their passions, hobbies wants, and desires and listen closely to what they have to say. This could lead to a very interesting conversation that will help you two bond.
Also, complimenting them might be a great idea. Maybe you like their outfit, watch, eyes, or haircut, so don’t be afraid to let them know, it could pave the way to an interesting conversation and spark a funny backstory.
After a date, you probably want to leave knowing the other person a little better, so don’t be afraid to ask questions. According to Pompey, “Psychologically speaking, people tend to feel like they had a better time when they’re asked a lot of questions.”
Let’s be honest, we all love to talk about ourselves, so focus on the other person and let them open up to you. If things go well, you’ll get to talk about yourself on the second date.
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