Uniform Dating Tips: Write E-Mails Like a Pro

So basically, you've covered the whole nine yards: well-written profile = CHECK! Great profile picture = CHECK! Awesome tagline = CHECK! Now, the next question you must answer before or during finding your uniform date is, what should my e-mails be like?

Now, some people regard e-mails as something informal, so they don't really watch out for their grammar or construction. But this isn't so. Actually, I find it a turn-off when a person has bad grammar in their e-mails to me, it's a minus point, and I think that a lot of people think the same way I do.

Okay, so as an unwritten rule, I consider it best, for both parties that your communication be kept within e-mails for the first few days. In that way, you can get to know each other in a more impersonal way and you can organize your thoughts better.

In finding your dream match, whether they are military singles, the key is communication. The more you communicate, the more likely your chance to find exciting dates. And as with most of the things in this world, e-mails are also governed by a set of rules and manners, which are known as netiquettes or e-mail etiquettes. Here are some of them:

1. Guard your privacy. Your privacy and that of your loved ones should always come first, so you must keep privacy foremost in your mind. Never give your personal e-mail address, home landline number, or your home address. Consider me paranoid, but it is always better to be safe than be sorry.

2. Be yourself. Do not be a fake or a poser. Your main goal is to start dating that can be your soulmate for a lifetime, so do not try to be someone you are not. You should market yourself, and not someone that you are making out to be. Because the uniform men and military singles would want to know you, the real you, okay?

3. Ask and answer questions. Taking time to answer their questions means that you are showing them that you are making an effort, and by asking some questions back, then you are also showing that you are willing to get to know them better. This also opens up channels of communication and invites more exchange or e-mails.

4. Be responsive. Be prompt. If you like the person e-mailing you, then go ahead and reply. If not, then ignore the message. If you are the one waiting for a reply, if the person you sent an e-mail to has not replied for several days, then chances are, they aren't ready to communicate yet. But don't worry! There are other military singles out there who are just waiting to hear from you!

So open up those channels of communication and get ready to have the time of your life!

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