Etiquette For Finding Prospective Dates
A common concern within the dating scene is the etiquette that is associated with who you can and cannot date. Of course, you cannot really control who you fall in love with, but there are generally some do's and don'ts that are worth keeping in mind. Though many are obvious, there are some situations that truly have a fine line between whether or not it is suitable to date the individual in question.

For example, if a good friend introduces you to someone for the general purpose of possibly dating them, there's not an actual problem if you develop feelings for that individual. However, what do you do if you're good friends with someone and you find yourself wanting to date someone that they're also very good friends with? Or likewise, what if you want to date someone that your good friend is related to? This is where some boundaries might appear. In situations where everything works out perfectly, of course there would be no issue -- but if you end up breaking up with your friend's relative or breaking the heart of their good friend, it can cause problems within your own friendship.
Another example is etiquette related to dating people in your workplace. Generally, it's never recommended that you should even consider dating someone within your workplace. Not only does it mix your business situations with a personal bias, but it can also risk you losing your job in some scenarios. Though many people tread on thin lines by developing crushes and flirting while at work, you can be certain that this is etiquette that should be heeded and obeyed. Can you think of any other scenarios where etiquette might apply towards finding prospective dates?






