I found something interesting on Lemondrop today. They have series of posts(Ask My Mom) that have to do with advice from the writer’s Moms. These Moms are professional ladies: a nurse, a guidance counselor, a lawyer, and a therapist. 
For this particular post, LawyerMom (writer Julieanne’s Mom) was at the helm and she advised someone who had an unfortunate, drunken, after-hours, hook-up with a co-worker. I mention it here, because Holiday Party Season is upon us – my own mom had her work party last Friday. Luckily, Mom was able to handle her margaritas and not embarrass herself (or anyone else). Thanks Mom! 
On to the girl’s details………..
“A terrible lapse …read more

Romantic Chemistry can be confusing – the way it works, why it works, and why sometimes it won’t work no matter how hard you try.  Dr. Helen Fisher, research professor in the department of anthropology at Rutgers University and author of Why We Love: The Nature and Chemistry of Romantic Love offers her insight in a series of articles at Chemistry.com, an online dating site. 
For example, in the article Romantic Chemistry, Explained, by Dan Bova, she tackles the question of why can a couple feel great sexual intimacy together, but still be unable to connect in other ways?  Dr Fisher explains:
“Sexual chemistry …read more

Virtual reality is not all about games anymore, in fact, it’s grown up quite a bit.
Virtual reality is being used by companies to train employees, by students taking college courses, to provide physical therapy and now to help singles find meaningful relationships.
OmniDate provides the latest in virtual reality to help singles find real-life meaningful relationships.
You may be surprised to learn that virtual reality is much like an old-fashioned way of dating, where people take the time to really get to know each other, instead of sending electronic winks or pokes. According to a …read more

Having a friend tell you that you have this sad air around you that’s so thick that he can stand being around you is no picnic. Hearing you rant and vent about a loss or betrayal has become a constant dread. Discerning a negative and lonely aura coming from you has turned into an appalling attribute. Your countenance reflects a defeated individual, seemingly foolish and pathetic. Harsh but true.
Though you can find poetry in a broken heart, it, sometimes, isn’t healthy to dwell on them. It’s true that you’re allowed to mourn for your loss but to go at it …read more

With the modern age of computers and the internet, one of the accepted mediums of finding a mate is a dating website. It progressed from your typical personal ad on a local paper publication to a more accessible online profile set up in one of the dating sites. However, as more and more social networking applications get introduced online, it has become an easy alternative to meeting date prospects to use such profiles up on these social networking sites.
Will it generate the same results in terms of matching, you ask? Well, it will all depend on how you’ve set up …read more

I’m talking about introducing someone you’ve been seeing exclusively to your family. We all know the importance of meeting the parents, right? What about the rest of the family? Brothers? Sisters? Nephews and nieces?
In some countries, it’s more acceptable for women to introduce the guy to her family before entering the relationship. It’s all part of the courtship phase. My country is one of the countries wherein that sort of act is expected by society. However, times are changing and ‘dating’ has become an acceptable medium of ‘hooking up’ so some individuals fore go introductions until things become a …read more

After selling Various Inc., the parent company of X-rated singles site Adult FriendFinder, to Penthouse for $500 million in December, Andrew Conru is getting his personal life in order and is reportedly settling down with a woman he met on another site he created and also sold, BigChurch.com.
Does that mean Penthouse now owns BigChurch?
Seems kinda sinful, don’cha think?
source: ValleyWag

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Do you really believe the dating culture is dying off and that singles are on the prowl more for sex then a dating partner?
In a recent study conducted in New Zealand, women are going out in packs, getting drunk and surveying the market of who they’d like to have no-strings sex with.
That’s one of the findings of a TVNZ Sunday investigation into the sexual behavior of New Zealand women. The program makers did the story after Kiwi women last year topped the Durex Sexual Wellbeing Global Survey as the world’s most promiscuous.
They are reported to have an average of 20 …read more

Whilst most may disagree and find these points highly subjective and limiting, I see no harm in highlighting certain considerations, which may very well prove beneficial to both parties.
Another thing is that I am certain that there are more than five points in which you should consider before entertaining his advances but I’m only limiting my list into these points for now.
Disapprobation at home
It may not be the case for some individuals but here in my country, it’s widely practiced that the person you do choose to date or enter into a relationship with is or should …read more

Overheard something while I was riding in a cab this afternoon and the driver was listening to talk radio. The announcer mentioned something about the significance of the ‘Year of the Rat’ to single women looking to hook up.
In case you guys didn’t know, 2008 is the Year of the Rat.
What she said was that this year is the year that women will most likely marry younger men or, at least, be attracted to them. So, I’m guessing they’re referring to single ladies who haven’t really considered the ‘younger market’.
I reckon this is good news then, yeah? More …read more