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A fabulous new guide to dating co-authored by Greg Behrendt, former writer on Sex and the City, who won women's hearts with his three million copy bestseller He's Just Not That Into You.What ever happened to dating? Used to be that a guy would ask a girl out. He'd pick her up at her house and take her out for dinner, a movie, or a cup of coffee and some conversation. Then both parties would decide if they wanted to do it again next week. There was protocol. A standard set of guidelines to follow for this age-old ritual. These days who even knows what dating is? It's Just a Date gives you tools, not rules that you can use, while also opening you up to new ideas about how to date and who might be right for you. The book shows us how things have changed on the dating scene and what we need to do to adapt, including – • How the digital age has changed dating, from texting (the new not calling) to online dating.• The compromise: hooking up, booty calls and quasi dates – was it or wasn't it a date?• Exit strategies – how to pull the plug when the dating isn't working out.Dating doesn't have to be hard – in fact, if not taken so seriously, it can be seriously fun.
How can modern individuals navigate the complexities of contemporary dating rituals without losing their sense of self or perspective? Greg Behrendt, a former writer for Sex and the City and co-author of the bestseller He's Just Not That Into You, utilizes his experience in observational comedy and relationship dynamics to provide a framework for modern courtship. The book argues that by abandoning rigid, outdated rules in favor of flexible tools, individuals can reclaim the enjoyment of dating while effectively managing the ambiguities of the digital age.
What You Will Find
The text offers a pragmatic, conversational approach to modern romance that prioritizes individual agency over rigid social protocols. Its focus on practical adaptation to digital-age dating norms suggests a resource intended for readers seeking to demystify contemporary relationship hurdles.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2009-01-01
Publisher:
HarperCollins
ISBN-10:
000728716X
ISBN-13:
9780007287161
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