Posts Tagged ‘dating’
Why Valentines Day is Super Lame
I’ve never been a big fan of Valentine’s Day. I mean, I get the whole “used to be a pagan holiday” thing. Basically it was a tribute to one of their Pagan gods. The names of women would be put into a basket and they would be drawn by a teenage boy. [Read More]
Online Dating Versus Twitter
We’ve all been there – that really lonely stage in life. You just broke up with your significant other, and now what? It’s too early to start serious dating again, but not too soon to mingle. Okay, I admit it: I found myself lost amid the myriad faces of [Read More]
The Pick Up Line Faces the MOOB DM
If one needs proof that humanity is lost, the pick up line is exhibit A. Guys are in bars, guys want to meet women, the pick up line is the way to break the ice. I have often pondered why women do not try the pick up line themselves? It would be so much more [Read More]
I’ll Have Time for that Later
Where did all the time go? I’m a single woman in my (gulp) late twenties. I do not have a boyfriend or children. I do not travel much. Really, the only sort of quirky thing about my life is that I have birds…instead of cats. It really should be a simple life, but [Read More]
When is it Time to Remove your Online Dating Profile?
I have never been one to dodge and weave when it comes to my feelings on dating, marriage, and the opposite sex altogether. While it might serve others to be a little more reserved or allusive, that’s just not my style. There is no need to keep the emotional [Read More]
Book Review: It’s Called a Breakup Because It’s Broken
The Smart Girl's Breakup Buddy I came across this book quite randomly at the library and picked it up because it had a cute cover and was written by the same guy who wrote “He’s Just Not That Into You”, and I really enjoyed that book. This book is [Read More]
The 4 Levels of Internet Dating for Single Men
As a single man of almost 6 years, I have had my share of experiences in the dating world. I’ve gone the usual routes of running up monster tabs at the bars, reading John Keats poetry at Barnes & Noble on a Sunday, and I got a dog just so I had a reason to [Read More]
