Purposes & Stages of Dating.

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Purposes & Stages of Dating

Purpose of Dating Socialization To develop appropriate social skills. To practice getting along with others in different settings.

Purpose of Dating Recreation To have fun and enjoy the companionship of others. To try new and different activities.

Purpose of Dating Mate Selection To see others in many different settings. To compare the personality and characteristics of many people.

Stage One: Gushy Typical Characteristics “We have so many things in common.” “No one else has ever felt quite like this before.” Characteristics Artificial – both on best behavior Same likes: music, cars, people, food Everything is funny Need to be physically touching Constantly telling each other “I love you”

Stage One Non-critical More Characteristics . . . Non-critical Writes the other persons name all over everything Love the sound of their names together Everything is funny Co-equals Where to eat, “you decide.” “No, you decide etc Lots of kissing Lots of talking to each other on the phone Lots of text messaging, emailing, instant messaging Attend ready made entertainment Movies, dances etc.

Stage Two: Playing Games Typical Have hearts crossed out all over their notebooks. Have swollen eyes from crying on the average of three times a day. Characteristics Very possessive and jealous Comes late for dates or not ready. Personality traits valued more than just an interest in the opposite sex. A time of extremes: tears, happiness Power struggle – where to eat, what movie to go see. Pettiness—Little things made into big things

Stage 3: Goal Directed Characteristics They are glad to see each other and but still do things with other friends. They trust one another and are comfortable being themselves They are interested in seeing each other fulfill goals. Are more interested in each other’s long-term happiness than in their own short-term pleasure. May be engaged or near engagement. Begin to notice things in each other: picky about food, stays up late, spend-thrift, etc. They can talk about non-romantic topics (in-laws, children, money, sex, religion, occupation, politics, holidays etc.)