Archive for May, 2009
May 30 |
Dear ODS,
I’m not a bad guy, but I move around a lot with my job and still like to enjoy the occasional company of a woman.
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May 29 |
For all its positive aspects, online dating always carries the risk of misrepresentation: is the person you’re speaking to really who they say they are? There is a new online service called SweetheartChecks.com that can help put you at ease before you even go on a first date.
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May 28 |
People lie.
Especially online – my oh my, do people lie. I’ve been on dates with silver-haired women who listed themselves as 35 on their profile.
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May 23 |
Dear ODS,
I was married to my ex-husband for 17 years and we have 3 boys who all live with me. We’ve been separated for about 4 years now and now I find out through the grapevine that he is dating a new woman. How do I explain this to our children?
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May 22 |
“How far will you go to find The One?” This is what JDate asks its many members, as they announce their upcoming Matchmaking Flight to New Zealand.
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May 20 |
In Part 1 of How to be Opinionated WITHOUT Being Judgmental we looked at the great Socratic sentence: “All I know is that I do not know.” In Part 2, we’ll continue with a dive into etiquette and pleasantries.
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May 19 |
Since its creation in 2006, Twitter has snowballed into one of the most powerful social network tools available at the moment, and rumor has it there are more than 8 million registered users so far.
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May 16 |
Dear ODS,
I’m 43 and haven’t dated much. I’m overweight and I guess I’m plain too. I’m with a guy who is like me and treats me wonderfully but there’s not much of a romantic spark between us and we very rarely have sex.
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May 15 |
If you wanted to try one of the fanciest dating sites, but were put off by the price tag, this is your chance: Chemistry.com is hosting an open house this weekend, meaning that between Friday May 15 and Sunday May 17 you can try out their specialized personality profiling and matching system and flirt with your matches for free.
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May 14 |
The hardest thing you’ll ever do is learn how to be you and nothing but you.
This holds true for most parts of life: from the balancing act between repetition and creativity we all play in our professional lives to the rocky roads of our emotional and personal lives
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