He told me of how, on an RSVP singles walk in Rutland, he met a lady he found chatty, interesting, appealing in so many ways and, above all, spontaneous. Walks provide such fertile ground for relationships to gently form without pressure, as you feel you are just ‘on a walk’ but, in reality, you are constantly walking and talking alongside different attendees. Our RSVP singles walks are very popular with members. We also arrange fantastic walking weekends a couple of times a year.
Eventually, after an appropriate amount of
procrastination on the part of my colleague, the lady’s spontaneity won the day
and a first date was arranged, which included a dinner. The dinner was…a little
disappointing for both parties: conversation was somewhat stilted and
matter-of-fact; there were a few awkward silences; there didn’t appear a lot of
common ground or interests.
However, he remembered fondly the easy conversation
he’d enjoyed on the walk and, feeling that was too good to let go, dived in
with a prompt from the RSVP team of expert matchmakers to have second date. Because, after all, what’s the
worst that could happen? The lady bravely said ‘yes’, again.
Both arrived at the second date with some trepidation,
but this time the rapport was already there; they were relaxed; the
conversation sparkled; they laughed, they almost cried, they vowed to do it all
again and, afterwards, thanked the friendly RSVP team for the encouragement of a second date!
And that was three months ago. Since then, they have
enjoyed many dates and days together, met each other’s families, been on a
short holiday and, of course, walked for miles!
All of it so nearly missed, were it not for that
magical decisive second date.
The moral of this tale is: even if there’s a flicker
of something between you, go for the second date.To find out more about our singles events, just provide us with a few details and our helpful team will be in touch shortly.
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