Friday, May 25, 2012

What's your first date rule?

Friday, May 25, 2012
So you've had a nice evening being wined and dined, and now it's time to say goodnight – do you leave your date with a peck on the cheek or do you invite him in for a 'night cap'?

If you're over 30, chances are he is going to get lucky, as a recent study has discovered that women aged 30 and over are more likely to have sex after a first date.

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