Do you feel your knees weaken as the day of your first date is approaching? No shame in that. In fact, you probably share the same problem with thousands of men out there.

You know, perhaps, that that sensation comes from the fear of not being able to impress your first date and it's perfectly normal. It's okay to feel afraid but that's not to say you can run away from the impending date.

It's not that those problems do not have a solution to use at the first place. Learn about first date tips for men and you can see what an interesting day such moment would be.

1. Appearance is surely taking a number one spot. As with other dates, be it the first or the fifty first, dressing up mostly will create perfect good impression. Dress up casually—you don't want to ruin this one by overdoing it. And if, for some reasons, you or—especially—she feels bored with the place and ambience the spot gives off, have yourself ready with another plan to come up with.
2. Bring her to another set of place you have prepared beforehand. This is useful to make impression that you are not rigid and spontaneous. Ladies dig spontaneity.
3. Having a plan to watch movies at theater or expensive dinner? Throw them out of your mind. Taking your date to theater is not a wise move. That just has the word ‘silence' spelled out loud all around it. And silence is no good for first date in whatever way possible. Well, that's if unless she's just not that into you, by the way. And what, you expect something close to good impression can come out of reserving an expensive dinner? No positive outcome can, to be honest.
4. Instead, try to give one of these events a shot:
   
   • Playing bowling. It's good for health, it is fun, and it's just about the right moment where you can form some sort of bonding moment with her.
   • Watching comedy events and enjoying some beverages. Laughter can melt the nervous situation if both of you are not so up to bring the early relationship to another level of maturity just yet.
   • You can take her to a festival. Any gigs are possible. But not movie fest since that will contradict the previous suggestion.
5. Forming a conversation should never be in any way resembling a job interview. You should not be the only one throwing questions and vice versa. This must be something of mutual correspondence. You ask, she answers. She asks, you answer. See, two-way communication, people. But remember, no personal questions that will lead to awkwardness developing. If she doesn't look so excited answering your questions, well, maybe this is the sign for the time you need to think about ditching her and look for another date. Because, there is nothing to go to with someone that's not excited to be around you, isn't there?