Dating is an interesting event. I’m sure there are thousands of articles out there about dating and how to do it. So why do I feel the need to add to it? Two reasons.

Reason 1: Because many of the articles I’ve read are not from a Christian perspective.

Reason 2: Some people are never taught the basics of a date in a simple understandable way.  A few months ago, I heard a 22 year old girl, who has dated many people, say that she had recently gone on a date. What was different about this one is that the guy actually came to the door and picked her up. I was shocked. If a guy had ever come to my house and not come to the door, my dad would not have let me leave the house. In my dad’s view, if I’m not worth coming to the door for, how much could he possibly like me? [You’re awesome dad :)!].

Due to these two reasons, Susan and I enlisted the help of three teenage volunteers to make two “How to go on a date” videos. One for the bad date and one for the good date. The video below is for the bad date.

This video is like a lesson. It has all of the instructions at the beginning telling how to get the most out of it.

What's wrong with this date? See how many things you can spot! Click To Tweet

Thanks for watching! I hope this helps. Below are more resources for you:

Extra Resources for Teenage Dating

• I wrote a book on this very topic called So, You Think You’re Ready to Date?  It is a MUST READ for every teenage girl that is about to date or is currently dating. Click here or the graphic below to learn more.

• Click here to see the “Good Date” Post

• Also, you can see all of our dating posts here.

• We also have dating resources in our FREE Resource Library. Two that may be of interest are “10 Questions to ask YOURSELF before you date” and “12 things to find out about a guy before you date him.” You can access both by clicking here.

Love to all,

Sarah

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