Enjoy getting to know knew people. Most people are who they say they are and are honest and sincere. So, take people for face value and enjoy the making of knew friendships, chatting and having people to look forward to writing to or speaking with.
However, as you take people for who they say they are, always be sensible and do not do things like;
1) give anyone your full identification on line.
2) do not give them your address.
3) tell them any private information, such as about your children or your bank cards etc.
4) never send photographs of your children
5) never send money to anyone on the web site.
For some, meeting an introduction is an easy experience. They are usually extrovert and outgoing people, but others find such meetings quite difficult.
You will lessen a lot of the anxiety and stress that so often is felt by getting to know the person you are interested in well before you meet. Exchange many messages through The Country Matchmaker website first. Do not go onto giving your own personal e-mail address quickly. Remember once they have that e-mail address they have it for ever.
When you do start exchanging e-mails, also take your time before you have a telephone call between yourselves Try and establish if they are married or not or still in a established relationship. Have several telephone conversations first and possibly it is best to use a mobile initially. If you wish to end the friendship, frequent calls on a landline, that you may not wish to take can be irritating.
If you do find it difficult to chat easily to others, then plan what you can talk about before you telephone and certainly before the first meeting. It's best to have that first meeting in a place where something else is going on. You will then immediately have a subject to talk about and it is good to have others around you until you know each other better. It is, of course, only fair for both to do about half the travelling in the beginning. When you do meet, try and be relaxed and not too serious.
Remember also that it is important not to pour your heart out about a previous marriage or relationship you've had and certainly do not gossip about other web site members - they will think you will talk about them in the same manner and will not be relaxed. There is nothing more likely to put someone off you instantly.
Treat your introduction as a friend. Do not rush into a relationship straight away, or treat them as the love of your life when you hardly know them.
When you feel emotional attachments occurring, make sure you have met that person’s friends and family. .Saying this, only a small fraction of people are undesirables, but they are out there so be sensible. Always tell a friend where and when the meeting will take place and have your own transport to return home.
If you do not wish to meet that person again, please tell them. All you have to say is, "I do not think we are suitable for a long term relationship". You need not add anymore if you do not wish to, but if you give a reason please let it be the truth and not an excuse, that just makes the situation hurtful and confusing.
Lastly remember to enjoy the joy of a new relationship. The sizzle and tingling and feeling of euphoria and joy it will bring and have great happiness together.
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