Sexual Harrasment Awareness at School
April 2, 2009 by Eliza Ferree
Filed under Family, Parenting
Today my son came home all excited telling me about what they learned in school. My son mind you just turned 12 so it isn’t education that is on his mind at the moment. No sex isn’t either, for him (thank goodness) it’s all sports which works for me. Before I get off topic though it appears they are teaching them about sexual harrasment. When he told me I think he expected me to say no way, he did laugh a little though and reminded me of the time he did get in trouble for sexual harrasment at school.
Lets go …read more
Put Your Red Dress On
October 29, 2008 by Michelle Smith
Filed under Relationships
According to a recent article in the online edition of the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, when presented with a choice, men chose the woman wearing red or framed in red over other color choices. When asked which woman they would spend more money on during the course of a date, the men chose the woman in red, even though it was the same woman wearing two different colored shirts.
Andrew Elliot, one of the people conducting the study found it, “…fascinating to find that something as ubiquitous as color can be having an effect on our behavior without our awareness.”
Elliot …read more
The Art of Flirting – Do You NEED To Study?
October 6, 2008 by Lara Kulpa
Filed under Relationships
Image by creativeFlutter
AKA MazerDesign via FlickrI’m not a huge fan of the site AskMen.com – all too often it comes off as ignorant arrogance to me. But I do like to read the stuff once in a while just to see what kind of crap they’re pushing out there… in this case, it’s telling men how to notice 10 signs that a woman is flirting.
I’ve been told on many ocassions that I’m a “natural flirt”. Unfortunately (sometimes) this attracts natural flirts of the opposite sex who have no intentions, they just flirt without realizing it. Or they misunderstand me, and …read more
Microsoft and Harrah’s unveil high-tech interactive bar table
June 16, 2008 by gayla
Filed under Relationships
Microsoft and Harrah’s Entertainment introduced a high-tech interactive bar table Wednesday that lets patrons order drinks, watch YouTube videos, play touch-screen games and even flirt with each other.
The tables offer Harrah’s a new way to track its customers’ habits and behaviors, adding to its sophisticated costumer rewards program that tracks users’ gambling habits.
Can you imagine how the dating scene would change if you could simply send a message to the hottie across the bar to find out if they are single or even interested in getting to know one another over drinks.
The dating scene sure has gotten …read more
Single Men Are Everywhere
May 19, 2008 by gayla
Filed under Relationships
Did you know that over 50 percent of all couples met while out running errands? They weren’t dressed to impress, they weren’t expecting to find “the one” that day – it just happened.
Devine Caroline explores random, everyday ways in which women might just meet Mr. Right.
We’ve all heard about the tales about meeting Mr. Right at the gym or by introductions, but what about those really off-the-wall ways?
What are some of the most intriguing ways you’ve heard of happy couples meeting?
Inspire us with your stories! I’d love to hear.
Technorati Tags: dating,romance,meeting mr. right,devine caroline,finding love,hooking up
Flirting a Major Struggle for Online Singles
May 9, 2008 by gayla
Filed under Relationships
According to a recent survey conducted by Woome.com, nearly 3 out of 4 single online adults(1) (72 percent) find flirting online more difficult than in person, citing the inability to observe body language, gauge chemistry and assess physical appearance as major contributing factors.
61 percent of single adults say looks are most likely to attract them to someone within the first minute of an introduction.
Only 17 percent said they thought sense of humor was most important and an even lower nine percent said they value intelligence most. And ironically, less than one in three single adults (31 percent) who have …read more
Date Idea: Rent a Scooter
March 2, 2008 by Sasha Manuel
Filed under Relationships
I’m now back in Vietnam, headed back to Manila tomorrow, and as a farewell treat, I rented a motorbike or a scooter to go around Ho Chi Minh City.
This activity brought on an idea for a date. Wouldn’t it be a great opportunity to make the date a little different, not to mention, more intimate? It’ll be fab if the two of you will be cruising along city streets that are lit in such a way that produces a romantic ambiance.
You can stop occasionally, whisper in each other’s ear, and go have coffee at a quaint cafe that …read more
Attraction: 5 Body Language Hints From Him
January 8, 2008 by Sasha Manuel
Filed under Relationships
Walking your usual route going to work or school, you encounter various guys you may or may not like. Same goes if you go out clubbing, coffee or just a meal with your friends, you’ll spot a guy in the room.
If you do see a guy you like, can you immediately tell if he likes you? If you’ve got nothing but a small idea on how to even start figuring it out, here are some body language hints to help guide you.
Hint #1
The brow and the smile
Hint #2
His Body Faces You
Hint #3
Looks at your lips while you’re talking
Hint #4
Pupils …read more
On Rainy Days and the Umbrella
November 15, 2007 by Sasha Manuel
Filed under Relationships
It’s raining today and it got me thinking. Some people may see this weather as crappy since it can mean a bit of discomfort. Traffic may be bad, possible flood, hard to commute. But amidst all these bad things happening, it may do us good to look at the bright side. Perhaps it can be a great way to show concern to that special someone. Or find a way to get a bit physically close (flirting time!) with that person you like. Or even meet someone new who can be a potential romantic prospect.
How can all this be possible? Well, …read more
Would you play the Jealousy Game?
June 25, 2007 by Sasha Manuel
Filed under Relationships
I don’t want to generalise but it sure isn’t something that’s totally unheard of. If I remember it correctly, I was in my second year in Uni when I encountered the idea and, mind you, it was a guy who told me about the idea.
Okay, before I completely lose you on this, I’m talking about making the intended victim other person — the one you’re interested in — jealous.
There are two known motivations why a person would resort to this:
1. To stir up some sort of reaction that can help you determine their interest in you.
2. To drive the other …read more




