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It used to be rather easy to define cheating; if your honey was making out with someone which could be anything from kissing to an full fledged bedroom romp, it was cheating. In other words it was the physicality that counted. These days we’re more self aware and couples have started to realize that where someone parks their emotions counts too.

Consequently when one partner of a couple forms a strong emotional or romantic bond with another member of the opposite (or same, depending on your orientation) sex, that can also count as cheating. It’s not as easy to define, but it’s easy to understand.

It was easier too, way back when, to determine if a partner was unfaithful. Clues like staying late at work, failing to call when promised, sneaking away to make a phone call and getting caught lying. It wasn’t too difficult to spot a straying spouse and deliver a good, old fashioned, slap in the face!

Now, with technological advances like text messaging, social networks, internet dating sites and email, it’s harder than it used to be to determine with whom, and how, your partner may be “talking” to someone else.  Read more...

The advent of internet dating definitely changes first impression circumstances. It’s entirely possible that you’ll be going out on a first date with someone that you’ve been communicating with for weeks or even months.

On the other hand, just as many of us are still encountering promising singles in the real world as are delving into the wild world of internet dating sites. And in truth, most of us are doing all of the above. Hey, we’re busy people who maximize our dating potential! It’s just smart.

The variations in rules between the different arenas of romantic meetings can be a bit daunting. If you met person A in location B, is it okay to suggest activity C on the first date? Fortunately, some things stay universally true. At the top of this list? The ways in which you make an unforgettable first impression.

First impressions don’t care where or how you met. Whether at a friend’s party, doing the face to face thing with that cutie you met on an internet dating site or meeting someone in your professional circle; you want someone to think the best of you. The tactics are pretty straightforward.  Read more...

It’s a situation that’s hard for even the most self-assured dating dynamo to handle: you go out with someone once, think it goes great, but then never hear from them again. The “what happened” questions can go on and on but in the end, we usually end up just feeling frustrated and confused. I know your friends probably reassure you that it wasn’t anything you didbut it might’ve been. Here are a few reasons why that guy never called you for a second date:

1. He didn’t feel the chemistry

As hard as this is to hear it happens. You’re confident that you have all it takes to make it work with someone before you go out on a date, but once you do you discover that having lots of things in common doesn’t make up for a lack of physical attraction. It doesn’t mean you lack attraction in general, you just means this particular guy wasn’t attracted to you. It happens, so don’t let it get you down.

2. You slammed your ex  Read more...