10 Ways to Write About Your Worst Date Ever

We all have them. You know. Those dating stories that are so horrendous you wish you could forget but make such great stories to share? Yeah those ones. Here is your chance to outline your worst date ever to share the next time you get together with friends.

Connecting with Others

While the way connect and how we meet people may have changed over the years, one thing remains the same. People's ability to make things awkward, awful, and downright obnoxious hasn't changed at all. You may even have more than a few prime examples. I like to think they are our opportunity to determine what we do and don't want in life. Maybe even where your hard lines are for future human interactions.

Text Prompts for Writing About Your Worst Date Ever

1. Have you ever had a horrible dating experience?
2. When did your worst date ever happen?
3. How old were you?
4. Where did your worst date happen?
5. Who were you with? (feel free to change names…)
6. What the heck happened?
7. How did it make you feel?
8. What do you want people to remember about your date?
9. How do you feel about this memory now??
10. How did this impact your life?

Feel free to answer the questions and share your answers with someone you love or keep them to yourself. Don't forget you can use these prompts to start conversations with the people you love.

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What now?

Looking for that thing to help you keep your storytellers engaged and talking? For the writers in your care, this journal will keep them talking for a good long while. Encourage them (if they can) to reach out via phone or video to family members and share the memories they write about.

This journal was designed for storytellers in their sunset years who are ready to write about and share their memories. Simple to use and elegant enough to keep around to remind you of them long after they are gone.