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What Makes Someone ‘Marriage Material’
[13 Aug 2007 | by Amy Schoen]

Which qualities should you have on your radar screen when dating?

5 Signs You’ve Met “The One”
[13 Aug 2007 | by Amy Schoen]

Today’s dating tips for men and women are designed to help you know when you have found the right “Motivated to Marry” partner. Let’s say that Nancy is 38 and has been dating Barry for a year now and is wondering if he is the one for her. She would like to be married with a family and is starting to think about if she should break up with Barry. My advice is that if she isn’t sure, then it is not right. This is why. Of the couples I …

“No Games”…Meaning What Exactly?
[3 Aug 2007 | by Scot McKay]

Having read this phrase a few hundred times, I got a bright idea. I started asking people what they meant by it.

Worse than “Just Friends” - the “Harmless Zone”
[1 Aug 2007 | by Scot McKay]

Find out why…

9 Steps to Approaching Someone
[9 Jun 2007 | by Ellen Kreidman]

Meet that hottie on the other side of the room.

Romantic Summer Fun
[23 May 2007 | by GetRomantic.com]

41 fun things to do this summer.

10 First Date Ideas
[12 Apr 2007 | by Ken Katz]

When you want to do something a little different…

How to Win Dates & Influence People
[8 Apr 2007 | by Peter Murphy]

Six principles in making people like you.

How to Be a Great Catch
[28 Mar 2007 | by Rinatta Paries]

This list was developed by listening to singles talk about what they want in relationships, how they evaluate potential partners and why they reject them.

Don’t be unavailable.

This one is the number one complaint with singles. Again and again people say they are available when in reality they are consumed with something/someone. Want to be considered a great catch, considered a keeper? Be available to have a relationship if you say you want one.

Don’t cling, demand or beg for attention.

It’s good to like someone and want to be …

Fine Tune Your “Fluff” Detector
[14 Mar 2007 | by Scot McKay]

If these lines sound familiar you’re being duped.