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Dating-success security

An essential checklist that shows you how to make your newfound relationship become a long-lasting one.

By David Schipper and Carolyne Moomaw

Phone calls

  • Don't call drunk. You'll wind up putting your foot so far down your throat, it will take you a week to get it out.
  • Any call after 2 a.m. is a booty call. Out of the blue, call to say good night (the call must be random).


Gifts
  • A single rose goes a long way.
  • Colorful non-rose bouquets work if you have already done the roses ten hundred times.
  • No rings until "The Ring," but jewelry is always good. A neutral gift is a necklace.


Bathroom
  • It is excellent to shower together, but all other bathroom activities should be done in private.
  • At her place: deodorize, disinfect and sanitize.

Arguments

  • Don't patronize her, or be condescending.
  • Winning is secondary.
  • Don't hang up the phone while arguing.
  • Know when it is her time of the month, and get far, far away when it is.
  • Never correct her.

Personal Space

  • Beware of losing T-shirts, boxers, mesh shorts.
  • Always take out the garbage.
  • Don't eat out of her fridge unless you ask permission.
  • The TV clicker is controlled by whoever's house you are in, except if you're in her house.
  • She is a girlfriend, not your maid.


Sex
  • Don't ask for kinky stuff until much later down the road -- one month.
  • Don't be afraid to try new things. There are more than two positions (hit up the bookstore).
  • Always lie about previous partners.
  • Foreplay is a must.
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