Your brain or heart just issued a red flag warning. This intuition that we sometimes get during our interactions with others indicates that that this person is trustworthy, a creep, or someone worth giving a second look. Intuition is defined as: 1a. The act or faculty of knowing or sensing without the use of rational processes; immediate cognition or b. Knowledge gained by the use of this faculty; a perceptive insight. 2. A sense of something not evident or deducible; an impression.
How should you act on this information in the dating world? Drawing from real world examples, such as Trevor in the Dinner for Sex blog entry, I noted the red flags with him: awkward phone conversations, a text insinuating I should pay my share for dinner, and then the misjudgment of sending an inappropriate text, "I would pay for dinner, but then you'd have to sleep with me :)." His actions proved he was lacking social skills and frankly, did not exhibit behavior that I was willing to put up with.
Listen to your gut feelings and end any further contact with this person.
The following is a list of examples of red flags:
- not making eye contact
- telling little lies that are not for the benefit of both parties
- making rude dominating comments/requests
- uses alcohol or drugs excessively
- talks incessantly about their ex-girl/boy friend
- tells you their traumatic life story on the first date
- drives a flashy car or has extravagant clothes, but doesn't have the income or job title to back it up
- Lindsay K. from the Love Kudos Duo LKx2-
Edited by Lauren K.
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