What is dating?

 This week my studies took me to research what counts as dating. What I found it pretty interesting. Going on a date means is has to be planned, paid for (if applicable), and paired off (knowing who's on the date with who). 

There's a TTT rule that comes with dating as well. The first T stands for Time. The second T stands or Togetherness. The last T stands for Talk. These are 3 rules that can be applied to dating someone specifically. It's important to talk with someone to get to know them, have experiences together to create a good level of togetherness, and to let time take its course. Time will always be able to tell if a relationship is going to work or not. 

These are 2 things I found while doing my research about dating. Hopefully this was helpful to anyone who reads this. Just remember to do your own research as well if this is something you're interested in looking into. Thanks for reading.

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