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Tuesday, September 13, 2011

A Practical Guide on How to Attract Men

Most women are confused as to how to attract a man or be a total man magnet to get a Guy to be interested in them. Are there any secrets for attracting men? Guest Blogger and Relationship Expert Rascall Morrison gives some practical tips to help women who want to get Guys to like them in the Blog Post below. 

When it comes to learning how to truly attract men, a lot of women don’t realize that they can be their own worst enemy. More often than not, they’re blissfully unaware that harboring certain mindsets will hurt their chances of finding the right guy.

For instance, many women are sadly bogged down by unrealistic expectations. For far too long, we’ve been misled by the notion that the ideal relationship will “just happen” to us rather than having to put any real effort into making it happen.

Watch cable TV or rent a DVD – you’ll find a lot of shows and movies that feature characters who fall in love after meeting in a club, bar or some equally trendy location. With the script running on auto-pilot, finding Mr. Right is a no-brainer.

When people in a club are in “party mode”, they’re less likely to act like their everyday selves – especially if there’s a lot of alcohol involved. In this context, it’s harder to know if a guy is a good match for you.

Stop Feeding Unrealistic Expectations
What’s dangerous that this stereotypical setting enforces the misconception that getting a guy is easy as picking up a meal at the drive-through. There’s certainly nothing wrong with going out for a few drinks with your girlfriends and having fun, but don’t expect that you’ll automatically find someone there and hook up with him. Women who know how to attract men never insist on this type of thinking.

Sure, there is the off-chance of meeting someone in those places, but don’t close yourself to the opportunities you’ll find elsewhere.

Besides, are you really ready to deal with “buyer’s remorse”? This refers to the sense of regret from getting caught up in the moment with someone before really getting to know him.

In the real world, you have a bigger chance of meeting your dream guy in a mundane setting such as the supermarket, a mutual friend’s karaoke party, or even at the gas station.

In fact, your friends can be your best allies in meeting guys. Don’t be embarrassed to ask for their help – it’ll be less awkward to be introduced to someone that’s already been pre-approved by your friends!

A Better Alternative 
Think about it: social events with a group of friends means LESS pressure. Unlike an actual date, you don’t have to deal with an atmosphere of forced romance.

Instead, you’ll get to see how your “candidate” fares in a social situation. Better yet, you’ll be more inclined to relax around him (as opposed to freaking out) since you’ll be among friends.

If you do feel some chemistry going on, your friends can come up with more and more excuses for you to run into said guy in the future.

Eventually, you’ll get to the point where you’ll be comfortable enough to go out with him on an exclusive date. By allowing the romance to blossom naturally, neither of you will feel rushed or feel pressured to become a couple right away.

Romance shouldn’t be treated like a competitive sport. Otherwise, you’ll build up all these expectations in your head and all that internal chatter is just going to distract you.

Be Yourself! 
Who’d want to be with a girl who’s so obsessed about the outcome? Men would rather date a girl who’s relaxed and enjoying every moment as it comes.

Any woman who knows how to attract a man understands that part of making a guy feel special is through her undivided attention. By skipping the usual bar or club scene, you won’t be distracted by having to “succeed” and be more focused on the guy you’re talking to.

And that’s certainly better than hitting the singles scene and going out there under the pressure of having to bag a guy before the night’s over! 

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Wednesday, September 7, 2011

How to make a Long Distance Relationship Work

If the general consensus is anything to go by then long distance relationships are destined to fail. In reality however this is not necessarily the case and with a bit of work from each end of the relationship you might just find that things turn out okay. This article will look at how to make a long distance relationship work and focus on three main areas; keeping in contact with each other, what you do when you actually get to see each other and sharing the burden of long distance.  

Keeping In Contact: If you're going to have a chance of making a long distance relationship work then you've got to keep in contact with each other on a regular basis and by regular I don't mean a phone call every few days I mean some kind of daily contact. A chat before bed can work well and is an easy routine to get into. If that doesn't suit you then emails and text messages can work but in my experience (3 years of long distance) they aren't quite the same as hearing someone’s voice. You need to have plenty to talk about when you do chat with each other and if you're struggling for topics then just telling each other about your day can be enough. Your daily chats don't have to be three hours long they just need to be enough to let the other person know what's going on in your life and give you time to find out what's going on in theirs. Keeping in contact is essential to making a long distance relationship work. Get into a routine of daily phone calls and you'll have this base covered.  

When You See Each Other: Given that you're in a long distance relationship the times when you actually get to see each other are very important. At this stage I can't stress enough how important it is to see each other as much as possible. If you can do it every weekend then you should. The more time you spend together the more chance you have of making your long distance relationship work.When you do get together it's important that you do things which have meaning. By this I mean don't just sit in front of the TV. Instead go out for a meal, to the cinema, on a day trip or even just for a romantic walk. You need to give yourselves things to think about when you're not together and in doing fun things when you get the chance you'll remind each other why you're putting so much effort into staying together.  

The Burden Of Long Distance: There's no doubt that being in a long distance relationship isn't easy but if you are going to make it work then you need to share the burden. By this I mean you both need to put the same amount of effort into making the relationship work. It's no good if one person is always traveling to see the other person. You need to take it in turns so that it's clear you both want to make it work. It's also important when you're in a long distance relationship to be there for your partner even when you're not there. If they need a chat on the phone because their feeling low or they have some exciting news they want to share then make sure you make time for them. You need your relationship to be as normal as possible and even though you're apart it feels like you're very much involved in each others lives.

About the Author: This is a Guest Post by David Lenton who has just set up BestDatingWebsites.org which is a website that shows people what the best dating sites are for them. Included are the best English dating sites as well as the best sites for people all over the Globe.

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Thursday, September 1, 2011

Online Dating Lifestyles and Statistics


Recently released studies surrounding the lifestyles, behaviors and trends of online dating activity among single men and women have revealed some interesting insights into this modern matchmaking phenomenon. 

According to the research group, IPSOS-Reid, 48% of respondents involved in a recent survey said they considered online dating as a more genuine and realistic method to meet their match as opposed to bar and night club hopping.   
 
In North America alone, back in 2004, more than 39 million single people were logging onto online dating each and every month. As it stands today, in 2011, this figure is estimated to have more than doubled to 80 million active monthly online dating participants within the U.S. According to IPSOS-Reid, these groups of online daters are split up into various categories and are seeking companionship on different levels ranging from serious relationships, cyber fantasy, casual dating and marriage. 

Eight years ago, in 2004, the same research company went on the record to predict online dating patronage would double within 10 years, a prediction that has certainly come to fruition. The integration of technologies and social networking has also made a significant contribution to online dating, which has shrugged off its social stigma as a result and is now the leading matchmaking platform in the world, virtually replacing the traditional dating and matchmaking agencies. 
 
Despite the enormous growth in this sector, experts predict online dating to still be very much in its infancy. By 2019, it's estimated that more than 50% of couples will be matched up via cyberspace. Why is society so readily willing to publicly expose themselves to a world of strangers?

Personalized web pages, photo galleries and chat rooms together with secure messaging systems offer a level of anonymity while still opening doors to an infinite selection of romantic possibilities and at lightning speed, something that out-dated personals and dating agencies cannot match - online dating has become very much a self-serve dating concept.  

Online dating delivers single people highly targeted dating options thus allowing members to narrow down their search criteria on so many levels - age, sex, race, religion, lifestyles etc. Sophisticated matchmaking algorithms minimize the profile browsing options by delivering you suitable and potential dates based on the user information submitted upon member registration.
Whilst the majority of online daters are aged under 35 years of age, older age groups are also on the rise in terms of participation which can be attributed to mature singles becoming increasingly savvy with today's technologies. 

Social networking giant Facebook has also entered the fray. With many dating apps now available for free download via Facebook, participants now have access to the estimated 250 million single people currently using Facebook...The possibilities are endless! 

About the Author: This is a Guest Post by Matt Fuller who provides reviews about dating sites in Australia  as well as online dating tips for single people.

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