Part 2: Precautions. Dating can determine compatibility, which may ultimately lead to intimacy; preferably consensual.
Women who do not want to have sexual relations with their date and wish to avoid date rape will benefit from following ten safety precautions listed below. When properly prepared, you will enjoy safer dating experiences. As part two of the 10 X 10 Rules for Safer Dating, these ten precautionary dating techniques can safeguard against sexual assault.
These safety tips are listed in order of their probable occurrence in dating situations. Women describe how they compete against other women for attention when they go out. This first point is more than attire, and the other competitive factors are address later within this page as a date progresses. Getting ready for a date involves choices. Appearance is a significant part of that same gender competition as many women compete to attract more of what men prefer to see in order to gain attention.
To men, women communicate greater sexual availability when they wear skin tight tops, pants, miniskirts, micro-minis, low cut blouses, and display lacy undergarments, or do not wear bras or underwear. Most men appreciate the womanly shape, especially when women partake in competitively revealing appearance, but most men do not commit sexual assault.
The lack of clothing on the female body increases neuro-chemical stimulation in the male brain. Appearance is skin deep aided by what clothes can cover or reveal. Clothing options that are sexually distracting to the average male can place a higher emphasis on physical sexuality rather than getting to know who you are.
