Men: How to Get Back Into the Dating Scene When You’re Rusty

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Dating post-COVID can be tricky for a lot of men, especially if it’s been a while since you dipped your toes in the dating pool. Right now, you might be wondering what you would even talk about on a date, or what might happen if the two of you decide to take things to the next level during the first or second date. Don’t worry about it. Whenever there’s a dating concern, there’s always a solution. Here are a few helpful tips on how to get back into the dating scene when you’re rusty.

Return to your wardrobe to figure out what you’re going to wear.

If you haven’t gone anywhere in casual wear for the past few months, you may not know exactly what you’re going to be wearing on the first date. In fact, you may have nothing relatively new to put on. Now is the time to figure out what types of clothes you need to stock up on so that you’re prepared for any occasion. When you’re figuring out what to wear on the first date, think of the places where you often meet up with your dates, what their dress code is (or what the socially agreed upon dress code is), and a few different variations of that outfit so that you don’t find yourself wearing the same thing to every date.

Of course, you should also focus on wearing things that make you feel comfortable. For example, putting on a fresh new pair of the best boxer shorts can make a world of difference in how you present yourself. Plus, if you do find yourself taking off your pants, you want something that doesn’t look like you ran out of things to wear on the day of your date. Whether you want a snug pair of boxer briefs from Calvin Klein or some classic Polo cotton boxers for greater breathability and moisture-wicking support, there are so many great options out there to help you feel supported and confident.

Take time to figure out what you like in bed and improve your skills.

If you haven’t had a partner for a while, the most sexual interaction you’ve likely had was solo masturbation. Unfortunately, this isn’t anything like sexual intercourse. You may be worried that you will ejaculate too soon, that you won’t have an erection at all, or that you won’t be able to make your partner orgasm. Whatever concerns you most, now’s the time to focus on it. For example, if you’ve noticed that your overall orgasm intensity and semen volume have been lacking, now may be the time to research how to cum more. With the support of a natural supplement like Semenax, you can leverage natural ingredients like zinc and vitamin E to produce more semen for bigger loads, get stronger erections, and perform more confidently.

Sex can always be a bit nerve-racking. However, when you know what you want and you know you can perform to someone else’s expectations, it takes a lot of the worry away.

Practice your small talk skills for seamless conversation.

men: how to get back into the dating scene when you’re rusty

Dating is all about getting to know the other person to see whether you envision a future with them. The issue? This can be difficult if you’re not so great at talking. Before you make any plans, brush up on your small talk skills so that you can converse with your date more effectively. This can look like asking open-ended questions to encourage them to talk about themselves, learning how to steer the conversation, and avoiding any potential distractions like your phone.

A period of no dating may make you feel a little bit rusty, but getting back into the swing of things is simple. If you’re ready to start dating again, use the tips above to prep for future partners and get your mojo back!

Mick Pacholli

Mick created TAGG - The Alternative Gig Guide in 1979 with Helmut Katterl, the world's first real Street Magazine. He had been involved with his fathers publishing business, Toorak Times and associated publications since 1972.  Mick was also involved in Melbourne's music scene for a number of years opening venues, discovering and managing bands and providing information and support for the industry. Mick has also created a number of local festivals and is involved in not for profit and supporting local charities.        

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