
“Las Las, Everybody Go Dey Alright” – But Are We?
The phrase, “Las las, everybody go dey alright,” has become a national anthem for coping mechanisms or resilience in Nigeria whenever things go south.
Dating is a common word used by healthy young adults and it means different things to different individuals.
Tara may see dating as hanging out with members of the opposite sex which may mean more than one person at a time, and simply platonic.
Chris may see dating as the beginning of a relationship with the opposite sex with the hope of it developing into a deeper relationship.
Kemi on the other hand may see dating the opposite gender as a fling with no boundaries whatsoever.
While dating is a healthy and expected phase for young adults, it is also a season that requires in-depth knowledge as dating rightly or otherwise could define one’s route in life, hence the need to know dating etiquette.
Etiquette is the right manner or proper way of doing things. In essence, dating etiquette is like the guidelines or acceptable ways to go about dating.
Dating may be one of the earliest stages of a relationship; often times romantic relationships because it sometimes involves two people who like each other and would love to get to know each other better.
Dating can sometimes be viewed as spending time or more with someone. It could involve going to the cinema, visiting interesting places, or just hanging out.
It is not impossible that people who go on a date could be in search of fun, happiness, and company as an antidote to boredom or a way to know if desirable to the opposite sex.
Beyond this, the form by which dating takes is determined by the individuals. In other words, dating could be what you call it to be.
To remove every ambiguity or confusion, we need to explore the following facts:
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