Oh the trials and tribulations of being a teenager. One portion of a teenager's life that is extremely stress inducing is none other than dating. The sweaty palms, the ever-puzzling question of who should do the asking, paying, calling, and finding that person that wont turn you down, finding something that you both have in common. Everyone does it, but no one understands it. There are so many unwritten rules, so many guidelines that are needed to be followed, and so many things that are left unspoken. Why go through all that pain? I guess it's just one of those rights of passage.
             Your heart skips a beat, you just saw that new guy that you have had your eye on ever since he graced first period with his presence. You've been dying to ask him out but you wonder...Will he think I am being too aggressive if I do the asking? Our survey has shown that it doesn't matter. Some guys think it's great if girls do the asking. They get just as nervous as we do and sometimes just all around freak out and never get to ask out the girl. So go for it and snag the guy you have always wanted.
             So you finally did it, you asked him if he wanted to hang out and SURPRISE! He said yes. You asked him a second time to see if he wasn't having a momentary lapse of judgement and you could have been hearing things. But thank your lucky platforms he did. So now the next step you have to battle, the perfect date. And you thought that the hard stuff was over. You got the guy, now you have to make him stay. 60% of the guys we surveyed said that going to dinner and a movie is a great first date. The movie is a great conversation starter and dinner is the perfect chance to get to know your date better. To make sure there aren't any of those awkward pauses at dinner just keep the conversation focused on things that you both have in common; things that you both have some knowledge in, so it isn't just one perso
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