When someone introduces you to their friends and family early on, they're not testing you, they're getting real feedback from people who know them best. The move works because close friends cut through the infatuation that clouds early dating. Just be yourself.
The second test we're going to talk about is that she wants you to meet her friends and family. And this is an example of a great test. I don't even really want to call it a test because it's not a test, it's just common sense. It's just a smart move. The people who are closest to us have insights that maybe we won't know— we won't notice when we're really infatuated, which is usually what happens when we're dating someone. So getting the insight of the people who know us best and love us the most is invaluable. In addition to that, we want the people who matter most to us to get along. And so we want to make sure when we're dating someone that they will get along with the people that we love. That just makes sense, right? So the way to pass this test, if you could call it a test, is to just be yourself.
