Another Opinion of Chemistry.com

This is a reposting of our Chemistry.com article. We have had several recent comments and thought it was a good idea to bring some issues to your attention. Mandi and I appreciate comments and emails from readers. We sincerely try to provide help and guidance in the online dating arena, and when someone spends the [...]

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Before You Agree to Meet Him

Before you ever agree to meet a man from a dating site, you need to check for glaring red flags based his profile, emails and phone calls. Watch for the big fat LIES. Lots of people tell little white lies; they round up on their height, the job sounds a little better than it actually [...]

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If You’re Nervous About Joining a Dating Site

It’s natural to be nervous, or even scared, the first time you join a dating site. You’re unsure of yourself, the rules, and what to expect. Some people will be encouraging, and some will warn you that you’re crazy to do it and will probably end up dead. With 4 years of experience under my [...]

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Meeting in Person – 5 Signs a Man Is Interested in You

Sometimes men seem so hard to read! In many ways they’re all 8 year olds, yet they’ve learned over the years to hide their emotions well. Women excel at reading emotions, but when they’re not visible, we can become confused about what is really going on with a guy. This can be especially hard when [...]

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Meeting Men on eHarmony

First, I have to say I haven’t used eHarmony for over a year, and there may have been some changes made. For one, I know they let you skip over some of the questions now and meet sooner. One of the most noticeable things about eHarmony, especially for women in their 40′s and 50′s, is [...]

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