Online Date – Money can’t buy “LOVE”
July 27, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
Oh poor boy, you have so much cash in your wallet and overflowing dollars$$$ in your bank account, but why are you still lonely? Aren’t you tired of dating all the high-class women but still haven’t got the love you really need? Rich or poor, fat or sexy, short or tall, employed or recently laid off, straight or gay, needs love and yes everyone deserves to be loved. And that’s the promise of online dating, to give more fun and excitement in a relationship.
Some sites are free to register and some may offer some services that require a monthly fee, but that should not stop you, because with millions of lonely people looking for great dates, new friends, romantic relationships or life-partners like you do using the internet, the benefits are
· There are so many online profiles that you can choose from.
· Meet different people with different races by just a click of your mouse.
· No dress codes or no dress at all, may be funny but true since many online sites are offering adult dating services, where you can just let yourself out and free, especially when you’re up for sexual relationship.
· Cheaper – you don’t need to go out or spend too much for ordering expensive dishes on a dinner at restaurants to impress your date. Definitely a big help during recession period.
A lot of online dating sites have a wide variety of members looking for different types of relationships. While other dating sites are more specific but either way, you can narrow down your search based on the type of members, age range, gender, interests, religion, location, or desired relationship. In fact, there are more and more people each day who are joining online dating sites.
However, love shouldn’t stop by just dating online. Meet singles from other places, nearby or outside the country. As love can move mountains and of course love can lead you at the same place called an “altar” too, (only if the love is genuine) where you can share your vows together and live happily ever after. So never worry of moving from place to place as online dating can give you a chance to travel, go to exciting places while getting to know each other more. No one is ever too old for love, but good relationships starts with a friendship, so start looking for an online friend now and enjoy exchanging messages (e-mails, chat, voice chat), share photos, video chat, show your romantic desires, flirt or just do whatever you like.
Why online dating is fun?
July 22, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
Love is in the air… Love is everywhere… Love is limitless…
Are you worth enough the faith of someone else? Or are you into travel and adventure? Then long distance relationship could be one cool thing that might be of your interest. Online dating is no typical one… Meet singles online, meet other people at any ages anywhere around the globe and date with them as much as you can.
I am not saying that someone should be polygamous, but I’m just opening the door of your mind so you can see a better look of the real single life, worry-free and enjoying the gift of being single. Meet interesting people, single and young professionals, foreign friends, so stop complaining about your ex who just left you for someone else. Don’t be afraid of meeting other people and don’t lose the opportunity of dating someone new, stop worrying about the color of your skin or your real sexuality – everything is possible so you should end up stalking your neighbors’ daughter, there are lot of other women who are right out there waiting for some love to come alive, and they’re waiting for you. Who knows you might be one of those people who will lived happily after they’ve met they’re true love on the internet. In fact 1 of 8 married couples in the United States just met online. And no wonder, you could find that someone special too through dating with the use of your personal computer and the internet.
Of course we all know that in every relationship, there should be “Chemistry” between the two people involved, and it is very significant that you have developed the chemistry even before fulfilling your actual first date. It reminds me of the song, “I knew I loved you before I met you”. Sweet!
Start making your online account.
There are lots of services that offer “chatroom” or “IMs”.
Search profiles on the internet.
There’s someone for everyone so don’t stop looking for a casual date, serious relationship, or the more erotic “intimate encounters”! Feel free to choose – win some otherwise rejection and embarrassment isn’t too distressful unlike on a traditional dating.
If you think dating offline isn’t working for you, then try using your computer and the internet now, browse for some good profile to your gusto and have fun!
Top Five Online Dating Safety Tips
December 13, 2009 by KimLance · Leave a Comment
By Kim Lance, Associate Publisher of Online Dating Magazine
Just as in traditional dating, online dating does carry with it a few risks. There are always going to be people out there with bad or harmful intentions. While several online dating services have implemented screening and safety measures to weed out some criminals or married people, this is never foolproof, and it is entirely up to the individual to take safety measures into their own hands.
Here are five online dating safety tips that are vital to protecting yourself when dating online:
1. Make your email account anonymous. Use a free email account service like Hotmail or Yahoo! to set up an email account that does not give out any personal information. Do not use your work email address or an address that indicates your full name when communicating with online dating matches. Also, don’t give out your email address too soon. There are some people out there that use online dating services to gather email addresses from innocent singles so that they can send out SPAM messages.
2. Give your cell phone number rather than your home number when in the phone call stage of online dating. If you are listed in the phone book, giving out your home phone number is practically the same as giving out your full name and home address. With online technology, it is easy to type a home phone number into Google, and, if the number is listed, your name and address will show up along with the phone number. You may be giving out more information than you think you are.
3. Meet in a public place on your first few dates. A public place guarantees a higher level of security and safety as there will be several witnesses around and your date will not know your home address. It’s also a good idea to tell a friend where you will be and when you will be returning, just in case.
4. Always be weary of anyone asking for money. If someone you communicate with through an online dating service starts asking you for money before you meet, you can almost guarantee they are scam artists. There are “Russian Bride” agencies out there trying to scam unsuspecting men out of money by having women (sometimes the women don’t even really exist) ask for money from the men for flights out to see them, only to disappear after they receive the money. There is no reason that online dating should involve giving money to the other person. If you want to visit Iveta in Slovenia, fly out to see her, don’t blindly give her money.
5. Trust your gut. If your gut instinct tells you that a guy or girl is not telling you the truth, has bad intentions, or will end up hurting you, listen to that instinct. If you notice any red flags, such as pressing for personal information too soon, insisting to pick you up at your house for the first date, or possessive tendencies even before you meet, think twice about sharing your phone number, email address, or especially home address. Also keep an eye out for someone who may already be married. If they never want you to call, won’t give details about their lifestyle, and try to keep everything secret, there is a possibility that you are dealing with a married person.
Remember that even though some dating sites tout background checks, you have to stay on your guard. People can slip through the background check cracks so don’t let the criminal and marriage checks give you a false sense of security. Online dating can be a safe and fun way to meet quality singles, but never take anything for granted and always keep your guard up in the beginning.
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Kim Lance is the Associate Publisher of Online Dating Magazine, an Internet publication covering online dating through news, reviews, experiences, interviews, and articles.
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Online Dating and How do You Mend a Broken Heart?
December 12, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
To mend a broken heart is not as easy in practice as it is in theory, and I am certain that you are feeling the same as you read this, so I will stress that you should take this one step at a time.
Let me assume that you have just broken up with your partner, and you are understandably devastated. Well, I will ask you this, do you want your partner back?
For the purpose of this article I will assume that the answer is a resounding “Yes” and I will point out how you should take this ‘one step at a time’ rather than confuse the issue by witing about two entirely different topics. If you are contemplating getting your partner back, the first things you need to consider are:
1. Stop Trying!
2. Stop sending texts to him or her
3. Stop leaving “Ineed you” messages
4. Stop ‘accidently’ bumping in to him or her
5. Stop being demanding
Stop and think about those things for a moment and how you would feel if you were the one that had called the relationship off and how it would impact on you.
Possibly the best thing you could do is get out an old fashioned pen and paper, take a bit of time to write a thoughtful letter and even agree that the separation was for the best. This will show that you are not trying to be argumentative, but rather, you are trying to be positive in a negative situation and be philisophical about the separation. Show your ex partner that you are not looking for an argument or fight, but you are trying to make ammends for a soured relationship.
Show your ex partner that you really care and would like to give them a bit of time to think everything over and possibly open a new dialogue in the future.
As hard as it may feel at the time, always try to keep a positive attitude, remember the good times you had, but don’t dwell on them. It’s not as hard as you would think to mend a broken heart, just try hard to remain positive, forget about being bitter, that only breeds negativity and unhappiness. If friends offer support or advice, welcome it with open arms and take heed in what they have to say, most often the advice from a friend who’s ‘sitting on the fence’ can be the best advice you will ever get.
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Sexual Attraction Secrets With Women
November 1, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Author: Chris Tyler
You probably already know by now that you have to be able to create sexual attraction with a woman IF you want to be able to go beyond the initial stages and become intimate with a woman. This is where things go wrong for most men. Instead of triggering sexual attraction with a woman they are dating or they have just met, things come across way too platonic. As a result, they don’t end up being seen in the eyes of a woman as a man that she wants to be with as more than a friend. What can YOU do differently to create sexual attraction with a woman? 1. Your approach has to be different. From the onset, a woman usually knows whether or not she is going to sleep with a woman or if he is nothing more than a friend. When you approach a woman, you have to be able to trigger her attraction from the get go. You cannot use the passive approach and expect to spark fireworks with a woman. 2. You have to learn to escalate. You cannot go from hello straight to the bedroom. Well, not usually at least. You have to be able to escalate things with her in steps. When you first approach a woman and she is attracted to you, it’s not an automatic green light. You have to keep increasing her attraction for YOU, until she cannot resist it, ANYMORE. 3. You have to be a risk taker. This does not mean to go out and jump out of a plane. Women ARE attracted to men that have alpha male qualities. One of these is to be a risk taker. Instead of standing there, waiting to make your move on her, just make it. You’d be surprised how many times guys lose a woman’s interest because they waited TOO long. Sexual Attraction Secrets Learn how to get the girl and get Dating Tips For Men Copyright © 2009 Chris Tyler All Rights Reserved. Guy Gets Girl Review
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Beware of Becoming a Professional Online Dater
October 30, 2009 by joetracy · Leave a Comment
By Joe Tracy, lead visioneer of the DateLists.com Online Dating Directory
Every year, hundreds of thousands of people find their “perfect match” through online dating services. And every year hundreds of thousands more become discouraged from their experiences. One of the contributing factors to those who have problems with online dating is the emergence of the “professional online dater”, a term coined by Online Dating Magazine to describe a person who acts serious about finding someone, but without the intention of taking any date or relationship “too seriously” because the next match “may be better.”
A professional online dater usually possesses three or more of the following habits:
> Communicating with more than six people at the same time.
> Member of three or more online dating services at the same time.
> Relists profile within 24 hours of a relationship breakup.
> Lets several communications just “end” in order to put time into new communications.
> Checks messages and dating services several times a day.
> Always believes that the next match “may be better”.
> Several times a year will have more than one date, with different people, set up in a week.
> At the first sign of trouble in a potential relationship, lets things break off to return to online dating.
> May hide profile, but doesn’t delete it, when steadily dating one person.
> When returning from a date, immediately checks mail for new messages from others.
Generally, a person doesn’t consciously say “I want to become a professional online dater” then pursue it as a life goal. It is something that develops as a result of the person’s online dating experiences. He/she sees how “easy” it is to get a new date and is introduced to new faces virtually daily. Before the person knows it, he/she is communicating with half a dozen (or more) people at the same time. When a date is arranged with one person there are still six prospects waiting in the person’s Inbox when he/she returns from the date. This, in turn, starts to develop a subconscious mentality that the next person may be “better,” therefore it is easier to leave a relationship or dating experience at the first sign of trouble rather than work through those problems.
A professional online dater will generally ‘hide’ a profile versus deleting it when entering into an exclusive dating relationship. Subconsciously, the person isn’t truly giving his or her 100% to the relationship because they have formulated an easy escape route back to the planet of dates.
Professional online daters, without realizing it, are having a negative effect on the people they come in contact with during their expeditions. For example, a professional online dater may be writing seven people at the same time, when another new interesting prospect shows up. In turn, the professional online dater allows communication with one (or more) of the other seven people to suddenly stop, leaving that person without answers and wondering, “where did he/she disappear to?” The other problem professional online daters bring to online dating is their lack of true commitment. They may have three, four or even more relationships a year. The relationships are generally short-lived and the professional online dater has a new date lined up (with someone new he/she met online) within several days of a breakup.
A person who possesses three or more traits of a professional online dater may not want to admit that he/she is a professional online dater, but doing so is the first step to solving the problem. Other steps to solving the problem are:
> Completely delete your profile(s) when entering into a relationship. There’s no looking back, only forward.
> Commit yourself to your relationship with a strong determination to work through the problems. Working through issues in a relationship is what helps people to grow. Running away is not the solution.
> If you stop communicating with someone, don’t do it cold turkey. At least send that person a polite note so that he/she knows why. The person will respect you more for this.
> Find one online dating service that you like and stick with it. This isn’t a game to see how many new people you can communicate with. Every person you communicate with is a real person with real feelings. Don’t lead them on.
> Only communicate with a small number of people at a time.
> Don’t fall into the mentality of “the next one might be better.” Instead, focus on the person you are with and know that they are “the best”. Then make it work.
Professional online daters unintentionally hurt many people during the course of their “adventure”. But perhaps what’s worse is that professional online daters hurt themselves because they never learn to work through relationship issues that produce long-term relationship success. Luckily, with determination, professional online daters can change and when they put the same intense focus on a relationship (like they did with online dating) then the relationship generally turns into an amazing and long-lasting experience. And that produces another success story from two people who met online.
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Joe Tracy is the lead visioneer of the new DateLists.com Online Dating Directory, a directory and reference resrouce for online daters.
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5 Simple Safety Rules for Women using Online Dating
October 23, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Online Dating has gone main-stream, and as a single Woman in the 21st century you can’t afford to pass it by if you want to find the man of your dreams.
Online dating can be a rewarding and satisfying experience, but you shouldn’t neglect to look after your safety and follow some simple rules to make your
online dating experience a good and memorable one:
Rule 1: Keep your private information private. Don’t give out sensitive information that people can exploit. If your dating partner is pushing you to give
out information you should terminate the relationship immediately.
Rule 2: Only use the tools and features of the dating service you belong to. There are a lot of imposters out there who are trying to drag you into another
service “to deepen the conversation”, the problem is that these services aren’t free and cost a lot of money.
Rule 3: Don’t chat, mail or meet with people who are trying to push you into a meeting too early. These people may have other interests in you that you don’t
expect. Although a lot of things have become better, there are still a lot of scammers out there, believe me.
Rule 4: You never really know who the person behind a dating profile really is, so it’s safer to make a background check before meeting the first time in
person. Most legitimate dating sites can provide you with information on companies or individuals who perform these background checks.
Rule 5: If you’ve decided to meet your dating partner face-to-face you should make sure you meet in a public place with many other people around, you could
even ask a friend to to keep an eye on things from a safe distance if you’re nervous. The safest time for a meeting is in the daytime. Keep this in mind.
Remember…you never know who is on the other end of the internet-line. Although their number has decreased, there are still perverts, nerds and criminals
around on those dating sites and you should make sure not to fall for one of their scams.
Most online dating meetings end up as a very happy experience, it just pays to be careful to start off with to avoid any unwanted heartaches.
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Impress With Your Online Dating Profile Photo
October 17, 2009 by KimLance · Leave a Comment
By Kim Lance, Associate Publisher of Online Dating Magazine
If you think that your choice of photo to associate with your online profile doesn’t really matter, think again. The fact is the profile photo is one of the main factors in determining whether an online dater will give your profile a second look. And if you were thinking about not associating a photo with your profile, don’t expect to get any responses. Many online daters specify their searches through online dating profiles to only show results of people with photos. The online dating profile photo is a vital component in determining your success in the world of online dating.
Your gut reaction may be to put up the best picture you have of yourself when choosing your photo for your online dating profile. It is understandable that you would want to make yourself look as attractive as possible online…after all, you are looking for a date right? Well, it might be a better idea to pick a profile that is a little more representative of how you really look, not how you wish you looked.
As mentioned above, the profile photo is one of the main things that convince a man or woman to approach another as a potential match online. If you put up a photo that does not accurately represent how you really look (your photo is several years old, you have gained 20 lbs since your photo was taken, or your photo has been altered to make you look more attractive) your date will inevitably get the wrong impression of how you look. You run a high risk of disappointing your date and developing trust issues right off the bat when you meet in person and look quite a bit different than he or she was expecting.
At the same time, make sure your photo is both realistic and flattering. Even though you don’t want to give an inaccurate impression about how you really look, remember, you are still trying to get a date. Don’t post a picture in your online dating profile of the time when you were four months overdue for a haircut or the day you forgot to put on make-up. Ask a friend or two which photos of you bring out your best qualities while still giving a realistic impression of what you look like on a good day.
If you have the option to put up multiple photos of yourself, do so. For your main profile photos it is probably best to get a nice head and sholder shot so that your profile browsers can get a good sense of what you look like. But, take advantage of the multiple photo option by using it as an opportunity to show off some of your more unique features and personality traits. Choose photos that show you having fun, participating in outdoor activities, or posing in beautiful natural settings.
Additional Online Dating Profile Photo Tips
- Don’t put up photos of you with other people. The person browsing your profile may not know which person you are and may be more attracted to the person posing with you.
- Make sure you are smiling in your photo. You want to give a potential match the impression that you are a happy person ready to start a happy and positive relationship.
- Don’t post photos that reveal personal information about your work or living space. If you post a picture of you standing in front of your house with the address showing a sign to your office building, you may be revealing more information to online dating members than you wanted to. Keep your photo as anonymous as possible.
- Keep in mind what you want to portray to others when choosing your photo. Don’t put up pictures of you drinking or drunk, flashing the camera, or flipping the bird if you are looking for a serious romantic relationship.
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Kim Lance is the Associate Publisher of Online Dating Magazine, an Internet publication covering online dating through news, reviews, experiences, interviews, and articles.
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Is Online Dating a Good Choice for You?
October 9, 2009 by KimLance · Leave a Comment
Online dating has quickly become the number one choice for singles to meet people to date. The online dating industry has been continually growing in popularity and for good reason. If you are on the fence about whether to try out online dating as a way to find romance, consider these five positive reasons why using an online dating service might be a good choice for you.
1. Greater Choice
A single utilizing an online dating service has a better choice of potential matches than a single using more traditional dating methods like the local bar or coffee shop. With online dating you are allowed to browse through several profiles looking for that special someone. When you head to the corner coffee shop you only have a chance of meeting a handful of single people, and sometimes never meet anyone at all. With online dating you have greatly increased your chances of finding someone interesting.
2. Get What You Want
Many online dating services allow you to search through profiles based on certain key phrases or through a filtering process. By only looking through profiles that have the word “Christian” or “sports fan” in them, you have an increased chance in finding someone that shares your views and interests and eliminated those that don’t. When you meet a man or woman at a bar, you have no way of telling right off the bat if they are Christian or Atheist, a San Diego Charger’s fan or if they think that football is a violent sport. By using search functions and filtering on online dating services to identify profiles of potential matches, you can eliminate the time spent looking through profiles of people that do not share your interests.
3. Personal Info Can Stay Private
A great thing about online dating is its anonymity. When initiating contact with someone you have been attracted to online, you don’t have to give out any personal information…not even your email address. You can take time to really get to know a person before giving out personal information like your phone number, unlike other forms of meeting people. If you meet someone at a singles spot, you are forced to give away your phone number in order to keep in contact, even if you have just met the person and don’t know enough about him or her to know if they have good intentions.
4. Fears and Embarrassment Can Be Reduced
If you decide to contact someone though email you can take the time to really plan out what you want to say to that person with online dating. If you see someone across the room and try to approach them, sometimes nerves and embarrassment can get the best of you. You may have planned out what you were going to say, but when you approach it all gets flustered coming out of your mouth. With online dating you can sit down and think about your email, read it over a couple times, and send it knowing that you have expressed yourself to the best of your ability. The social awkwardness that can come with approaching someone on the fly in person is virtually eliminated.
5. It’s a One on One Experience
At a bar, club, coffee shop, or other traditional singles meeting place, it is almost impossible to make a personal connection with someone you are interested in. There is active competition for attention at these social gatherings and a one on one interaction can be very hard to come by. With online dating it is personal right from the beginning. You communicate one on one in a private email conversation with the person you are interested in and are able to form a personal connection right off the bat, rather than compete in a room full of other single guys and gals all out for the same goal.
For singles fed up with the traditional dating scene, and looking for a change, online dating may be the way to go. You can meet more people with similar interests without sharing personal information and, once you find the perfect profile, you can form an immediate personal connection. It is certainly worth a try.
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Kim Lance is the Associate Publisher of Online Dating Magazine, an Internet publication covering online dating through news, reviews, experiences, interviews, and articles.
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How to Win Back an Ex Boyfriend, Even if He is Spoken For
October 4, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Are you trying to find a way to win an ex boyfriend back, but you have found out that he is already dating someone else? Are you worried that things are getting way too serious with this other girl?
Well firstly, you have to stand back and take an objective view of the whole situation. True, he might be dating someone else, but remember, he has spent a lot more time with you. This history you have together will prove to be crucial when you are trying to win back an ex boyfriend.
Now, think about your past relationship with him. Was it really as good as you think it was, or are you really only focusing on the positive aspects of the relationship? If you really want to win an ex boyfriend back, you will need to do some soul searching and answer this question truthfully first.
After an objective examination of the relationship, you may figure out that some of your behaviour was at least partly to blame for the breakup. Now, granted, he probably contributed to it too, but the only thing you have control over is your own behaviour.
In your mission to win back an ex boyfriend, firstly you need to concentrate on improving yourself before you try to get back together with him. You need to find the demons that brought your relationship down and work out how to eliminate them. If you are successful with this, you have a much stronger chance for long-term success in your relationship after you win him back.
When you have found the new and improved version of your former self, get in touch with him and ask him if you can get together for a chat. Make this an informal meeting, like a coffee in a café with a nice atmosphere. Be cool with him and show him that you are doing fine by yourself, but wouldn’t mind trying to restore the relationship. Try to emphasise the benefits of a restored relationship, like all the good things you have going for each other
Once you’ve put your case out there for him to consider, take a breather for a while, give him a chance to absorb what you said and react to it. Bare in mind that he’s in another relationship right now, so he’s going to require some time to think about all this and work out what his feelings are about the whole situation.
Depart the meeting amicably and emphasise to him that you really hope he will think about what you have said, and hopefully decide to restore your relationship. If you follow this plan, it will not be long before you win an ex boyfriend back.