Do Men Think You're a Good Date?

If it were up to you to plan a first date, what would you choose?

The latest Julia Roberts or Reese Witherspoon movie that you've been dying to see.

Dinner at a fairly nice restaurant, paired with concert tickets.

Lunch at a quiet spot with a good view.

What best describes your pre-date beauty ritual?

You really don't have one - unless rushing to make the date on time counts.

You'll usually throw on a new shirt, spritz some perfume, and reapply your lipstick.

You spend an hour or so getting ready - picking an outfit, painting your nails, doing your hair.

What do you try to find out about a guy on the first date?

What he does, where he lives... to see how good a catch he is.

What he's like as a boyfriend... to see if you want to be with him.

What he likes to do for fun... to see if you have things in common.

If your date said, "I love rollerblading. My ex and I used to go every weekend." How would you react?

You'd say, "Rollerblading is nice, but my ex usually liked to take me away for the weekend."

You'd say, "That sounds awesome. When did you and your ex break up?"

You'd say, "I love rollerblading as well. Where's your favorite place to go to blade?"

Over dessert, your date asks, "So why are you single?" How do you respond?

You'd reply, "Well, let's see... my last boyfriend ended up being perpetually unemployed. The one before that was a player. Hmmm, can't seem to meet the right guy."

You'd reply, "It's not by choice! Still waiting for Mr. Right. So why are you single?"

You'd reply, "I guess I'm a busy girl! I just haven't clicked with anyone yet."

Your date is boring you to death, but the waiter is very cute, charming, and ringless. What do you do?

You corner the waiter on your way to the ladies room, and ask him for his number.

You smile at the waiter every time he goes by. If he seems interested, you'll slip him a little note on the way out.

You try to get through the date, but you make a mental note to come back to this restaurant next week - alone.

Different scenario: your date's going great, and you're having an awesome conversation about places you've traveled. All of a sudden your cell phone rings. What do you do?

Answer it, and talk with your friend briefly. You purposely tell her how great the date is going.

You reach down, see who's calling, and then turn the phone off. You want to concentrate on your guy.

This would never happen. You turn your cellphone off before the date begins.

At the end of the date, what are you most likely to say?

"Will you call me - or should I call you?"

"Aren't you going to kiss me?"

"That was so much fun. Thanks for taking me out!"