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Meeting your girlfriend's parents for the first time: The Do's and Dont's

Meeting your girlfriend's parents for the first time: The Do's and Dont's.

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Meeting your girlfriend's parents for the first time can be quite a daunting prospect. Say or do the wrong thing and you could well end up having your ass kicked to the curb by her father.

Make a good impression and your girlfriend will most likely be prepared to take the relationship to the next level.

 

To help you give you an idea of how to behave when meeting your partner's parents here are a number of do's and don'ts.

 

DO:

 

- Shave, brush your teeth, clean your nails and use deodorant. Looking and smelling like a homeless person isn't going to win you any brownie points with her old's.

 

- Dress in an appropriate manner. You don't need to be wearing the latest from fancy labels such as Gucci or Armani but you do need to look presentable. Nice jeans, shirt and clean shoes will suffice.

 

- Ask your girlfriend before the meeting what sort of things her parents are into and then try and incorporate that into the conversation. Her parents are likely to warm to you quicker if they see that you share some of their interests.

 

- Greet her mother with a nice hug and her father with a friendly but firm handshake. Her mum wants to see your caring side while her dad wants to know that you are strong enough to protect his little girl.

 

- Be honest when answering any questions. Parents can spot a liar a mile away.

 

- Offer to help clean the dishes if the first meeting with the parents is at their home for tea or if you are going out to dinner offer to pay for the meal. Such acts show that you are a considerate individual.

 

DON'T:

 

- Drink too much alcohol. Chances are that you will end up saying something that you will regret big time later on.

 

- Be inappropriate when showing affection towards your girlfriend. Grabbing her on the bum, making out or nibbling on her ear may be okay when your out clubbing but it won't go over well with her parents - especially her dad.

 

- Be overly familiar. Calling her parents by their first names can be seen as being somewhat disrespectful.

 

- Converse about politics or religion. Things can become very heated very quickly if you have differing viewpoints on the aforementioned topics.

 

- Be an ass-kisser. Parents will assume that you have a hidden agenda if you are too nice.

 

- Take it as an attack on you when her parents bombard you with questions such as; "What do you do?" and "What are your goals for the future?". They are just looking out for their daughter's best interests.

 

You don't get a second chance to make a first impression. Put the aforementioned advice into practice and you will ensure that the initial impression you make on her parents will be memorable for all the right reasons.

 

Matthew Newton

In light of recent allegations about several well-known figures (Mel Gibson, Chris Brown, Matthew Newton etc), The Big Boys Club has an urgent message for women everywhere… don’t touch this type of guy with a ten foot pole!!

 

terryDo not date them, do not marry them, do not pass Go and collect a black eye.

Yes, fame is attractive, and the powerful guy with charisma and money to burn has a lot to offer. And we get the “bad boy” appeal. But this is not about being powerful, or about being artistic, fiery, wild, dark and dangerous. It’s called being self-obsessed, unhinged and unloving. Ladies, you just don’t need this!!!

 

Of course, sometimes with behaviour like this, there are factors involved (drug and alcohol abuse, mental health issues, anger management issues, dysfunctional family background, etc), which require treatment and some level of understanding and care.

But let’s just state for the record - it is not a woman’s prerogative to put up with this kind of stuff, or to take responsibility for “provoking” it. It is the guy’s responsibility to acknowledge that it’s wrong, address it and solve it.

 

The Big Boys Club believes that women are to be enjoyed, cherished and respected. Women have all sorts of gorgeous special qualities which we, as men, admire and adore. We’re not stupid - we know that without women, we’d be smelly losers grunting at each other through a haze of pizza, smoke and beer fumes! We like being close to you, we like looking at you, and we love touching you. It makes us happy.

 

Any normal bloke finds it hard to understand how a guy could ever want to diminish a woman, make her feel fearful, or make her feel less than she is. Even more so why any guy would need to scream, yell, swear, hit and throw things. That’s what blokes’ paintball and poker nights are for.

 

Granted, the average bloke isn’t perfect and we’ll always do things you wish we didn’t, such as eat sandwiches without using a plate, repeatedly forget to take out the rubbish, and burp in public. But you’d do well to pick the guy who remembers his mother’s birthday, still speaks to at least one of his ex-girlfriends, and doesn’t display addictive behaviour. He’ll be the one that cherishes you, enjoys your company, and looks after you – and you won’t have to worry about a slap in the face afterwards.

 

 

   

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