Here’s why going on a blind date isn’t a bad idea after all

"A friend of a friend of a friend is single. You should date them!" Most singles often have this conversation with their friends and loved ones. And saying yes to these prospects opens up the possibilities of who you could meet. Even if you don't end up in a romantic relationship with them, you might make a new friend, hook up with them, or maybe just have a good meal. So, put yourself out there and experience the magic of blind dating.

They say love is blind, and if that’s true, your next date can pretty well be a blind date. 

It saves time and is very convenient

With the endless hustle that everyone’s doing these days, going through countless profiles on multiple dating apps is probably the last thing on their mind. A blind date, then, is the most convenient and time-saving alternative.

You finally step out of your comfort zone

At some point in our lives, we stop looking for new friends and get comfortable with our circle of friends. Blind dating opens up that chance to meet people who are not already a part of your life.  

Do you actually know yourself? 

You may think you have a certain 'type', but in your entire dating experience you only ended up heart-broken. Notice the pattern? There's a chance you may not know what’s good for you and it wouldn't kill to meet someone who doesn't fall under the same 'type'.  

You don’t need to worry if things go wrong

When it comes to matters of the heart, we tend to think about what could go wrong more than what could go right. Going on a blind date softens the blow as you don’t need to deal with an awkward situation in the future, if the date doesn’t go well, as there's little chance you may meet this person anytime soon.