That depends on whether you manage to spot - and avoid - Mr Wrong. Thankfully, the dating and relationship experts have some good advice on the 10 types of men to avoid...

1. Scrooge

Very few of us have cash to splash these days, but if he's tight with his money - and yet accepts drinks from others - you could have a Scrooge on your hands. It's not just about getting a round in though. Someone who is tight with their cash may also be mean with their time and affection.

How to spot him:
"Each time a round is bought he slinks back and hesitates... when someone offers he says 'mine's a pint, cheers'. Only when people have had enough does he offer, and by then it's either water, shots or nothing. If you find yourself offering, more than once, to buy a drink and he doesn't reciprocate, then you're with Mr Scrooge," says psychologist Corinne Sweet.

How to deal with him:
"He may be nice, even Mr Perfect, but if he's a Scrooge you'll have a hard task ahead. If you like him, tease or shame him into paying his way - but don't ridicule or humiliate him if you fancy him," warns Corinne. "Try being direct and say 'I'd like a G & T please' with a smile. He may just be shy."

That depends on whether you manage to spot - and avoid - Mr Wrong. Thankfully, the dating and relationship experts have some good advice on the 10 types of men to avoid...

1. Scrooge

Very few of us have cash to splash these days, but if he's tight with his money - and yet accepts drinks from others - you could have a Scrooge on your hands. It's not just about getting a round in though. Someone who is tight with their cash may also be mean with their time and affection.

How to spot him:
"Each time a round is bought he slinks back and hesitates... when someone offers he says 'mine's a pint, cheers'. Only when people have had enough does he offer, and by then it's either water, shots or nothing. If you find yourself offering, more than once, to buy a drink and he doesn't reciprocate, then you're with Mr Scrooge," says psychologist Corinne Sweet.

How to deal with him:
"He may be nice, even Mr Perfect, but if he's a Scrooge you'll have a hard task ahead. If you like him, tease or shame him into paying his way - but don't ridicule or humiliate him if you fancy him," warns Corinne. "Try being direct and say 'I'd like a G & T please' with a smile. He may just be shy."