Brooks Nader has dating advice for anyone hoping to take her out, and it comes down to one simple idea: know what you want to do and say so. Appearing on Bumble's Bee Line series, the model walked through what actually works on a first date and what tends to kill her interest before it even starts.
A plan beats a question every time
Nader's core message was about decisiveness. Rather than a string of back and forth texts trying to nail down a time or a place, she said she would much rather hear something direct, like a message saying he will pick her up at seven with a plan already in mind. To her, that kind of confidence is more attractive than politeness dressed up as indecision.
Her reasoning was practical as much as anything else. She pointed out that women are typically doing a fair amount of preparation before a date, from getting dressed to doing hair and makeup, so having the logistics handled on the other end just makes the whole night easier.
Advice from her sisters, taken selectively
Nader also touched on the dating input she gets from her sisters, admitting they do not hold back with their opinions on her choices, even though she does not always follow their advice. She has been open in the past about moving quickly in relationships, a tendency her sisters have apparently been vocal about.
The 29 year old has had her name linked to a few high profile connections recently, including dancer Gleb Savchenko and actor Taron Egerton, though she has clarified that neither turned into an official relationship. For now, her dating philosophy is less about who shows up and more about how sure of themselves they are when they do.