As some of you may know, I write from time to time over at Singles Warehouse, the amazing dating site based in the UK filled with SWExperts talking about our mistakes experiences in sex and dating. This month, I decided to go for the jugular. That is, dating for the hopeless. You see, for anyone . . .
You are not your problems.
God, I wish I could believe this statement more often. You see, when the shiz in your life starts to mount up, it gets harder to extricate yourself from all of the things that need fixing. Your boss is horrible, you ruined a presentation at work, your bills are overdue and you have no money in . . .
Insecurity, I thought I’d left you behind for good.
Nothing feels more ego-deflating than the moment you discover that you weren't as mature and together as you thought. I always considered myself to be a self-aware kind of person. I joined yoga and meditation classes in my early twenties when I should have been passing out in a drunken stupor on the . . .
Dating/ hanging out
I'm not a fan of ambiguity. And it seems like that's in right now. What I mean is, there's not much "dating" going on, more like "hanging out" and seeing what happens. Which is fine, until it's not. I mean, what's wrong with calling a date an actual date? Maybe I'm old-school, but if you're . . .
What attracts a man?
Isn't that the million-dollar question? Luckily, I asked some of my favorite male bloggers a while back what their thoughts were and you can read it here. For some of us though - it's not just about what attracts a man, but figuring out what makes him stick around, so you're not bouncing back and . . .
Guest post: So – are you interested or not?
I'm very happy to share a guest post by the illustrious manager of Singles Warehouse, a popular dating site based in the UK. He's a trip - full of enthusiasm and excitement about online dating, relationships, and sharing stories, and has a few good ones himself. I'm very pleased to announce that . . .
