I was talking to a guy [who will remain anonymous] the other night about love and the right moment. It was full of fun, laughter and underlying concern for each other. [Quit thinking whatever that is your thinking -- it's nothing like that. Heh.]
Anyway, his main concern about the matter is his being uncertain about crushing on some girl, which causes him to feel torn between acting on it or not. It has its positive and negative sides to it, you see.
One thing I have to establish first is that in my country, there are still men who believe in …read more

I came across an article that discussed some of the finer points of interracial dating. It caused me to ponder on the topic further. It may have been directed to American readers but I [not being an American] was able to understand how this kind of dating can demand and effect changes in a person’s life.
Perhaps I did not grow up in a country that suffers from an issue such as this one so I cannot fully comprehend the consequences of such an act. However, I am aware of what really separates races. Uh, skin colour. Call me naive or …read more

When Gayla shared her non-couple moment in a previous entry then invited us over at the b5media community to do the same, I knew I couldn’t and wouldn’t turn her down. I like telling stories, you see.
It took time for me to organise my thoughts as to which non-couple moment I would share here at Dating Dames. Yea, I did have a moment or two — uh, perhaps a little more than that — that I might share to you guys. But for now, I reckon I’d start with one. His name is Peter.
Wow. I’m disclosing his real name, eh? …read more

I’m not too sure about this. Should you or shouldn’t you?
It’s just quite so de ja vu-ish since I’ve been encountering this topic for the past week more than 5 times already. One of them was Gayla’s Office Romance Tips a while back.
Anyway, I found an article that tells about the positive side of dating a co-worker, which can give you a nudge toward the direction of giving Office Dating a go. But it does point out some things that an individual contemplating such an act might overlook. So, it worth checking out.
“Attraction at work can create good energy that …read more

If you determine that you’re infatuated, not in love, you don’t have to rush to end the relationship. Infatuation can and sometimes does develop into real love. Assume a wait-and-see attitude. If it doesn’t last, fine. You have made no rash commitments, and you haven’t dashed into sex, so you need have no regrets. If and when the break does come, you can much more easily accept it. Breaking It Up After you’ve given a relationship a fair trial and you’re convinced that it’s an infatuation with no future, you may want to call …read more