3 best first date conversation topics with a girl

What are the best conversation topics for a first date? It’s easy for conversations to start dying on a first date, asking “so what do you like to do?” can only go so far. Here, I go over the most important focus on first date conversations and the 3 best conversations topics that will keep her interested so you can continue dating her.

First date goal

It’s no surprise that the conversation on the first date is what keeps it going with interest, intrigue, and fun. Conversation is how two people truly connection. Without that conversation spark, why would anyone want a second date?

Remember the first date goal is to connect. That’s it. It’s not to get the second date, not to get her to like you, or get a kiss. Sure, those are all nice to have, but when you focus your attention on that, you lose focus on what really matters. If you focus on the wrong goals, she will not get to know you genuinely, which leads her to wonder “why would I go on another date with him?”

Connection

Connection is about finding out where you two align, on your lifestyles, values, and beliefs. It’s about truly learning about who the other person is.

You find out how you connect by finding out about each other’s journeys. Ask her questions that will allow you to get to know her journey in how she became who she is today. It’s also important to allow her to get to know your journey as well. It’s not about the interest, or facts about them. When you find out the progression, the events, the steps it took to get a person where they are today, you either find yourselves truly aligning ….or not. And if not, it’s okay! That’s how you know you two don’t connect.

With connection, and also curiosity, you keep the conversation going. 

3 best first date conversation topics

These are the best first date topics to ask about that will allow you to get to know her journey.

Career

This is no surprise, everyone talks about career on the first date. However, normally, people limit this topic at “What do you do? What does that entail?” or “What school did you go to?”

You want to ask the more important questions…..the why. This is how you find out about her values. You want to ask questions like:

Do you enjoy your job?

How did you decide on that career?

Would you want to work in this job forever? What’s your dream job?

For example, there’s a difference between someone who values stability over passion. There will be relationship discrepancies when someone talks about how much they love their job and want to work more, while the other person hates their job and never wants to work a minute over what is asked for.

It’s not about what they do. It’s about the how, the why, and the “where are you going with this?”

Experiences

Let’s not mix this up with interests. People get stuck in talking about the actual interest like how you both like hiking, traveling, and eating good food. However, that doesn’t lead to continuous attraction and intrigue. It’s not about the interest, it’s about the experience(s) you have doing it.

For example, it’s not just about traveling and what destination you went to (or even the discoveries you made during it). It’s about the the highlighted experience in that destination, what really stood out, which experiences mean a lot to you….and why.

This is how you find out what really drives her and what she enjoys in her everyday life. Because the way she values experiences, she lives by everyday in smaller moments.

Social Circle (friends and family)

This is an easy first date conversation, but sometimes people forget to talk about this! Who we decide to surround ourselves with says a lot about us. You choose your friends. On contrary, you may not choose your family, but you do choose how to handle the relationship with the family (you could be really close or decided to not speak to them).

Once again, this is a topic people don’t ask more questions on. It stops with “so how many siblings do you have?” or “Where does your family live? Do you visit them a lot?” Instead of those, you want to ask

What do you value in those relationships?

How do you spend time with them?

Why do you consider those friends close?

Asking those questions allows you to get a deeper look into how she reflects on her relationships, how she manages/maintains them, and what she values in people she chose to be close to her.

This gives you big insight on how she may look at your own future relationship with her. And of course, with this, I hope you’re ready to talk about this topic as well!

Walk away knowing this….

Hopefully, with putting your focus into the above, you can walk away from a first date feeling confident about connecting. You hope to walk away saying:

“I really connected with her — we’re both family oriented, adventurous where we love the adrenaline rush, and we value self-growth and ambition.”

That will leave both of you with excitement, compared to “We have a lot of things in common — we both like hiking, traveling, and food.” If you get stuck on what to talk about, remember these topics, and expand on them as you’re comfortable. And, remember, it’s important to express your attractive traits as well.