With Valentine’s Day just coming up in a few weeks, isn’t it the perfect chance to get closer to the one? There’s no better time to take that shot.
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And if you’re still not convinced, here are 5 reasons you need to #MakeYourMove…right now:
1. Confidence is sexy
You can’t deny confidence is an instant turn on. The sense of hey-I’m-into-you-won’t-you-come-hang-out-with-me boldness is attractive and extremely difficult to ignore. Be ready to get closer for longer anytime and anywhere with the 12 hour fresh breath that only Closeup can give. Never be caught unprepared again!
2.No move. No date.
Fact: If you don’t make that move on him/her, you won’t get a date, and nobody wants to be alone especially on Valentine’s Day. We know that’s a no-brainer, but we thought we’d put it out there as a reminder for you to take that first step. It doesn’t have to be dramatic – a cup of coffee, a trip to the theme park or a movie night out!
3. You’ll finally know if they like you back
Asking someone out can be nerve-racking, because they could say no. But think about it – if you make a move you’ll finally know if he/she likes you back or not. No more agonizing, no more false hopes. You can finally move on and look to the future with renewed sense of purpose. Positivity rules.
4.Life’s too short for regrets
A Closeup survey* found that 60% of people who regret not asking out someone they like still think about them. Do you really want to be stuck wondering “What if?” Or worse, being too late into the game and having someone else dating him? If you make your move you’ll at least know if you stood a chance.
5. “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.”
All adventures start with a single act of courage. How? Take a chance and put yourself out there once in a while. After all, a life that isn’t lived intensely is just not worth living. So this Valentine’s Day, go on and #MakeYourMove.
