My perfect date would be like a recipe for the sweetest and most delicious dessert in the world:

250 grams of commitment, even if the date doesn't go past the first one it's important to be committed to the other person when accepting an invitation to go out. That includes not standing the other person up and taking care of every detail to make that encounter something special.

150 milliliters of respect, the other person deserves that we respect their space, their way of being, their ideas and way of thinking. Mutual respect is the basis for the beginning of any relationship.

250 grams of sincerity, a first date is the beginning of a new relationship, whether it is a relationship of friends that does not go beyond that or a relationship as a couple, so it is essential that we are honest with the other person and show them who we really are.

A pinch of enthusiasm, if we are enthusiastic it will be visible and the other person will feel comfortable to relax and open their thoughts to show us who they really are.

1 teaspoon of romanticism, some people say they lack romanticism, this is totally false. We all have a romantic spark inside and we can bring it out by arranging a special place, planning the date in a park or a beautiful and symbolic place that when we eventually pass by that place we will remember what happened there on that first date.

We take it to the oven at 350 degrees and cross our fingers that everything goes well. Take it out of the oven and sprinkle with a little love and that's it. Serve to enjoy.

I see life and everything that surrounds it as a recipe, but the truth is that it is a way to give good advice for all those who are starting a relationship or want to venture to ask someone out, there are no limits to seek happiness. Have a sweet week-end and this is my entry to the Weekend-Engagement writing topics: WEEK 160

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