Back to Dating Articles    Savvy Dating Advice for Women Women of all Ages Whether you're a teen just beginning to date, or a grown woman newly reentering the dating scene, the prospect can be exciting and scary all at the same time. If you're a teen, your Mom and Dad have probably given you plenty of advice on dating. If you've dated a lot of men already, you've probably had some experiences that taught you how to better assess a relationship before becoming too   involved with a guy. However, when a woman decides she's in love, all Mom and Dad's warnings, along with your own experience, goes right out the window. If you think you're in love, the guy can do no wrong. Here we've put together a convenient cheat sheet of dating advice for women that you can stick on the fridge and sneak a peek at, when that little nagging doubt comes into your mind. This list of dating advice for women describes situations and actions that are indicative of big trouble. So, before you give your heart away, check this list every now and then. If something here comes up in your dating relationship, give that item some careful thought and proceed with caution, or move on. This bit of dating advice for women is particularly geared to teens. If you're a teen who makes contact with a potential dating partner in an online chat room, be aware that chat rooms are a magnet for sexual predators. Sure, you've heard that, but how can you tell if someone is not who he says he is? Older men who prey on young girls can fool someone who wants to be fooled in a heartbeat. Put some surprise questions to this individual on a random basis. Examples of trick questions include asking his opinion of a fictitious band, what school he goes to and who his favorite singer is. If he loves, or hates the fictitious band, he's a phony or a liar. You can check out his school, although he may have stolen another teen's identity. If there's a pause on the singer question response, be suspicious. Spring these questions periodically and be imaginative. Any guy who makes inappropriate suggestions or uses crude language can be dropped off your list. He'll be worse in person. This tip on dating advice for women requires the detective approach. Don't jump the gun. It may take a while to see patterns. Here's ironclad dating advice for women: never give out personal information and never agree to meet your online guy anywhere by yourself. Take a friend with you, in daylight hours and meet in a very public place. Let's say you're a woman of any age and you've met this guy in person. He's good looking, presentable and oh so cool. Perfect. Not so fast. Pay attention to what behaviors this paragon of manliness displays. Is he jealous to an extreme? Trouble. Does he pay attention to your opinions and interests, or is he a one-man show, all about himself? Narcissistic men are no fun. Is he a control freak, wanting to know every where you've been, with whom, or tries to isolate you from other people? Forget him. How about personal habits that you simply can't ignore? Let's say this wonderfully handsome guy is perfect in every way, except for the fact that he eats like a dog after a five day fast and his apartment is constantly a chaotic mess. You're a tidy eater and a neat freak. This won't work. Our last essential (with a capital E) dating advice for women. Never accept a drink from some guy you just met in a bar unless it was poured in front of you. There are men with no honor. While these tips of dating advice for women isn't comprehensive, most of the rest is common sense. Get to know your guy well before you hand him your heart.     More Dating Articles Privacy Policy