How To Be A Lady?

Believe it or not, you're not always a very nice person. When there's other women around, you'll be quick to criticise them based on their looks. You'll laugh, you'll poke fun. And it can really turn pretty rather quickly. But a lady, a true lady, is never mean to others. Even in times of turmoil, a classy lady knows how to keep cool, calm, and collected. And will get her point across without exploding. So, try to be nicer. You may find it's easier to make new friends.

First of all, you don't need expensive clothing to be classy. That's a myth. What you need is clothing that fits you right, isn't wrinkly, and that covers your lady bits. You don't constantly need to show your cleavage, or more, to get attention. You should command attention by just being gorgeously fun to be around. By being a lady!

A lady is punctual, will always say thank you, shows up to any event with a gift for the hostess, and instantly RSVPs or declines an invitation. People know that if they invite her, she will show up if she says she will. And she'll be on time. They know that she will never agree to anything if she simply can't make the time. They know if they share a secret, it's forever safe. And that if she's in charge of bringing something specific for someone's wedding, she's going to do it no matter what!

A lady is multi-talented. You don't need to know how to play the piano, the violin, and the flute, along with being able to write creative short stories, and knowing how to mix a really good martini. . . But it helps. Whatever you want your talents to be, make sure you take the time to develop those skills. It's good for you, to exercise your mind, and give yourself creative outlets. But it's also very lady-like to have several tricks up your sleeve. Ladies aren't boring!

It's nice of you to want to spend time with friends and family, or your romantic partner, but at the end of the day, there's one thing that makes single life a good thing: it gives you a chance to develop your own LIFE. And when you enter a relationship, sure, you need to be able to hang out and compromise on things. But you should still have your own life dealings separate from him. It keeps you interesting. And then he's not your whole life, which is dangerous.