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When dating and meeting potential dates for the first time, what precautions should young women take for their safety and to verify identify?

When dating and meeting potential dates for the first time, what precautions should young women take for their safety and to verify identify?

At college or at work, I know them well enough to feel safe to day. At church or in an organization, I ask others to determine whether I can feel safe dating. If I meet at a club or another public place, we will talk for a while over a drink or coffee before exchanging names and phone numbers and agreeing to a date at a public place. I will also ask what he does and where he works, and give him the same information about me.

Before accepting another date, I will pay for an online investigation and may call his employer to verify. I will use Google Maps for a three-dimensional view of where he lives. Most relationships don't last more than 2 or 3 dates, so there is no need to spend more money and time investigating. The government and corporations do extensive investigations before hiring someone for an important position. Therefore, I do the same.

In six months of dating, I will learn everything about a person. However, I am not willing to wait six months to discover something about a guy that makes him unsuitable for marriage that I could have discovered by an investigation into his past, financial, and medical records. Therefore, by the end of the first month, we will exchange bank and credit card statements, our social security cards, and income info. I will also give and receive a power of attorney to obtain medical and financial records.

When dating and meeting potential dates for the first time, what precautions should young women take for their safety and to verify identify?
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