[post_page_title]Don’t get engaged after a meal[/post_page_title]
A lot of the vintage dating tips on this list sound outdated, but era-appropriate. However, some of them just sound ludacris, and we wonder how they were ever taken seriously.
In 1901, author Myrtle Reed wrote in her “The Spinster Book” that “no wise girl” should accept a man who proposed just after a meal or by moonlight. That would be a problem nowadays, because proposals during candlelight dinners are very popular. And what’s up with the moonlight thing? Was Myrtle afraid of werewolves?
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