Date Responsibly: College Edition

By Kevin Carr

You are bound to have all types of experiences while you navigate through these critical years. You're in college and you are going to date while you're here. Since that's the case, you owe it to your present, and to your future, to do so responsibly. This book will help you to do that as well assist you getting through this college dating thing as pain-free as possible.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Kevin Carr
• Release date: Sep 17, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301104390

Kevin Carr

Kevin Carr was born into a dysfunctional family in 1968. As a child, Kevin escaped his home life in libraries, where he fell in love with books.As an adult, Kevin spent most of his life writing, drawing, and sculpting. In 2020 after his mother's death, Kevin started writing the Dryad Chronicles.Kevin currently lives in California, where he stays at home due to PTSD, and works remotely with his daughter, who is a talented artist.

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Date Responsibly: College Edition

By Kevin S Carr

www.KevinSCarr.com

@Kev_Carr : Twitter & Instagram

Smashwords Edition

Copyright 2013. All rights reserved.

Table of Contents

Introduction

A Few Things You Should Know

Ideals

Standards Are a Must

The Importance of Clarity

Dating vs. Chillin'

Avoid Unnecessary Attachments

A Note on Exclusivity

SEX

Who to Date

Before We Go...

Introduction

Welcome to college or welcome back depending on what year you're currently in. College really is an amazing place. I regret only staying for two years before bolting in favor of a record deal that never panned out. Anyhow, I'm quite sure you don't want to hear my story right now. So let's talk about you. Well, not you, per se, but things that relate to you. As you can see from the title of this book, the topic of choice is dating. Spicy right? Maybe not yet, but don't worry we'll get there soon enough.

Let's focus on where we are. You’re done with high school and the craziness that may have been and now you're in this amazing place (hopefully, you actually like you're school). You're surrounded by people from all walks of life. You go to class, go to parties, you go parties and you go to class, tired. For the freshmen that are reading this, I should tell you now that college is soooo different from high school. For the time