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In his new book 'Social Q's,' columnist Philip Galanes offers suggestions for today's social quandaries.
If you're on an online dating website and someone reaches out to you that you're not attracted to, Galanes says to be considerate. "If someone initiates a chat with you online, or sends you a message, respond as politely as you would at a bar or a bus stop," he writes. "If this person goes so far as asking you out – even though she has the audacity to not be your cup of tea – how about a simple 'No, thanks'? Don't ignore her messages."
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