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Finding Dating Advice Through Tweets

Published on February 24, 2010

YourTango has a good article on Twitter Top 10: Who To Follow For Dating Advice. I thought this was a pretty good list and I guess more and more people will be looking to collect advice, dating or otherwise, using Twitter. Of course, you can always follow me too! Honestly, though, I’m not the best […]

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Dating Advice Round-Up: The Sleeping Edition

Published on February 22, 2010

How To Sleep Alone The Dating Papers offers some general advice on how to sleep alone. I’ll admit that when I was single I had a bad habit of staying up as late as possible…sleeping alone just isn’t fun. Still, you’ve got to do it sometime. This article offers some advice for this. Co-Sleeping This […]

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How to Use VIP Emails at Match.com

Published on February 19, 2010

What is a VIP email message? It stands for “Very Interested Person” and this is a new type of message that Match.com is testing at the time of this writing (right now only some users are currently able to use). You should see a “Use Your VIP Email” button when you’re writing an email if […]

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10 Tips on Taking Dating Advice

Published on February 12, 2010

This is the second part of my discussion regarding online dating advice. You can find more of my thoughts behind this in the first post, on why some dating advice can be more harmful than helpful. 1. Easy Answers In many cases there is no easy answer. The people who are selling easy answers often […]

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Dating Advice Can Be Depressing

Published on February 12, 2010

There is a lot of dating advice out there and much of it tries to make your dating problems sound as if they are the easiest thing to solve in the world. Recently I was shown a video of a very handsome man giving dating advice on how everyone should just “get over” rejection. By […]

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Determining the Age Range for Dating

Published on February 8, 2010

I found an interesting article that proposes a math equation for suggesting the age of people you should be willing to date. I really liked this idea although as the person’s age increases, the less correct this equation seems. I really thought it worked well at the lower age ranges but in the 40s things […]

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Group Dating: Another Way To Date Online

Published on February 6, 2010

Something that’s been around for a while (especially in Japan) but that I’ve only heard about recently is something called group dating. This works exactly like it sounds it would: a group of single men go out on a date with an equal number of single women. In many ways, this is something that happens […]

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My Boyfriend Has Kept His Online Dating Profile Active

Published on February 4, 2010

Strangely enough, this situation seems to happen more often than I would expect: after finding a serious relationship some men still keep their online dating profile active. The explanations for this are pretty weak but these men always make the argument that there’s some good reason to keep their profile active. If you’re a woman […]

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Single on Valentine’s Day

Published on February 3, 2010

As I remember all too well, spending Valentine’s Day alone can be a painful process. Spending it alone for a few years in a row only makes things worse. I wanted to share some thoughts since the date is quickly approaching and I know that there were more than a few years I hated that […]

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Getting Out of a Bad Date

Published on February 2, 2010

As I discuss in my online dating guide, I think it’s best to be prepared for the worst when going on a first date. By no means did all of my online first dates go bad (many went great) but there were more than a few that I expected to go well that went horribly. […]

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Avoid Complaining on First Dates

Published on January 23, 2010

I was recently talking to a woman who decided to end an online relationship after the first date because her date had complained for much of the dinner. This got me thinking about complaining in general and how as people we are so drawn to doing so. Even when this woman came to me to […]

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Remembering to Share the Conversation

Published on January 20, 2010

In my last post, I discussed ways to break your way into the conversation even if your date doesn’t ask you any questions. Today, I wanted to discuss this same issue but from the other side: remembering to share the conversation. Sometimes people are simply too excited on a date and the result is that […]

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