“Playing the field” in the context of a romantic term.

It typically means that someone is not committed to any one person and is instead exploring their options by dating multiple people at once.

 It can also be used more broadly to refer to someone who is simply keeping their options open in any area of life.

Some women meet lots of men online and have a chance to play the field. This makes looking for love exciting, as you get to pick and choose from a variety of guys to find the right one.

Yet, this can come with its own set of problems if you don’t know how to handle the social opportunity online dating can bring.

Ellie, had a parade of men who responded to her online profile. Some weeks, she’d have coffee or a drink with as many as five new guys. She managed to fit all these meetings into her calendar, but you can imagine how the amount of attention was overwhelming at times.

Ellie was doing something right because she also had a lot of second and third date requests. But juggling her suitors became a concern. So she called me for my expert dating advice on how to deal with the flood of romantic options.

I’m a huge fan of playing the field when you begin dating. There are seven vital reasons why this is a sound strategy for finding love.

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Some women meet lots of men online and have a chance to play the field. This makes looking for love exciting, as you get to pick and choose from a variety of guys to find the right one. Yet, this can come with its own set of problems if you don’t know how to handle the social opportunity online dating can bring.

Ellie, had a parade of men who responded to her online profile. Some weeks, she’d have coffee or a drink with as many as five new guys.

She managed to fit all these meetings into her calendar, but you can imagine how overwhelming the amount of attention was at times.

Ellie was doing something right because she also had a lot of second and third date requests. But juggling her suitors became a concern. So she called me for my expert dating advice on how to deal with the flood of romantic options.

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I’m a huge fan of playing the field when you begin dating. There are seven vital reasons why this is a sound strategy for finding love.

One-way affection, or a desire for “something more,” can ruin a great friendship.

If you are beginning to feel the tingle of attraction in a platonic friendship, should you explore the possibility that your feelings might be reciprocated?

After all, a relationship of compatibility and trust can serve as a strong foundation for romance.

If you are inclined to make a move, how do you test the waters without sinking the friendship?

First, consider the potential consequences of your assessment of partner potential.

A variety of factors impact the tricky decision to explore moving a platonic friendship to the next level.

Co-workers face the prospect of having their relationship crash and burn while continuing to continue somehow working with each other every day.

Assuming the relationship was public knowledge, the resulting office drama can create problems for both parties, personally and professionally.

No one wants to be the topic of conversation around the watercooler after a failed attempt to mix business with pleasure.

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