What you can't talk about on dates in the USA
Curious data are given in studies of one famous American dating service. The survey involved more than 2000 United States citizens over the age of 18. It turns out that what matters to modern Americans is not how a person looks, but how competent he is and how he is able to maintain an interesting conversation.
First of all, for the first date for the residents of the United States, the venue itself is important: it should be one where you can quietly chat with coffee or a couple of cocktails. So you can safely invite you to a date in America to a restaurant or cafe, but not to a noisy night club.
When communicating on the first date with an American of the opposite sex, it is worthwhile to understand in advance the so-called “stop topics”. You can not talk about President Donald trump and about him policies. According to the study, 41% of surveyed dating service users are simply tired of it. And no wonder. More than half of citizens of the United States of America believe that the White House resident is incompetent in government, even more Americans are convinced that he is unbalanced.
If, on a date, a man admits that he supports the policy of Donald Trump, then his chances of sex with 37% of American women surveyed will be zero. They will rather endure bad sex all their lives than meet with a supporter of Donald Trump. Perhaps this is also due to the fact that among the definitions by which the average inhabitants of the United States of America describe their president, there are such words as “arrogant”, “selfish”, “idiot”, “ignorant”, “illiterate”, “racist” and "narcissistic". In fairness, it must be admitted that the Americans also note that he is “decisive,” “leader,” and generally a “patriot.”
In addition to discussing the personality of Donald Trump and his achievements in the political horizon, talk about healthy nutrition and the conflict between the older and younger generations in the United States are undesirable topics.
What really interests modern Americans is the topic of controlling the circulation and proliferation of firearms in the United States. Half of the respondents in the United States are happy to talk about weapons, but you should be careful in your opinions: you can run into not only a person frightened by street violence and shootings in schools, but also a supporter of the Second Amendment to the US Constitution, which gives the right to citizens of the United States of America for storage and carrying weapons.
First of all, for the first date for the residents of the United States, the venue itself is important: it should be one where you can quietly chat with coffee or a couple of cocktails. So you can safely invite you to a date in America to a restaurant or cafe, but not to a noisy night club.
When communicating on the first date with an American of the opposite sex, it is worthwhile to understand in advance the so-called “stop topics”. You can not talk about President Donald trump and about him policies. According to the study, 41% of surveyed dating service users are simply tired of it. And no wonder. More than half of citizens of the United States of America believe that the White House resident is incompetent in government, even more Americans are convinced that he is unbalanced.
If, on a date, a man admits that he supports the policy of Donald Trump, then his chances of sex with 37% of American women surveyed will be zero. They will rather endure bad sex all their lives than meet with a supporter of Donald Trump. Perhaps this is also due to the fact that among the definitions by which the average inhabitants of the United States of America describe their president, there are such words as “arrogant”, “selfish”, “idiot”, “ignorant”, “illiterate”, “racist” and "narcissistic". In fairness, it must be admitted that the Americans also note that he is “decisive,” “leader,” and generally a “patriot.”
In addition to discussing the personality of Donald Trump and his achievements in the political horizon, talk about healthy nutrition and the conflict between the older and younger generations in the United States are undesirable topics.
What really interests modern Americans is the topic of controlling the circulation and proliferation of firearms in the United States. Half of the respondents in the United States are happy to talk about weapons, but you should be careful in your opinions: you can run into not only a person frightened by street violence and shootings in schools, but also a supporter of the Second Amendment to the US Constitution, which gives the right to citizens of the United States of America for storage and carrying weapons.
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