'5 signs your online lover is a fraud' is an easy read (450 words). Yet, it offers engaging, meaningful points that help females avoid being taken advantage of on dating sites. My favorite is 'Your Romeo writes like a third-grader.' Readers get a two-for-one with this piece: laughter and education. | Read More →

The article discusses the challenges of dating site match-ups and first meetings before the pandemic, and how it's even more difficult now. There is a positive suggestion for overcoming the challenges of not having a place to meet in public and wearing masks. A plan for phone conversations to get to a meeting at a residence is discussed. | Read More →

Dating is always a challenge, but getting together is even more difficult in the age of pandemic. Staying socially distant while getting to know someone can be tough, but there are things you can do to make it easier. This article takes a look at some fun dating ideas in the age of coronavirus. | Read More →

This article focuses on the subject of online dating. In particular, the content focuses on tips to write the best dating profile. The piece should appeal to anyone considering or currently engaged in online dating. | Read More →

An anonymous lover noted that “you don't marry someone you can live with — you marry someone you cannot live without.” “You don’t fall in love, you rise in it," to paraphrase a line from Jazz by Toni Morrison. More quotes – and ideas for inspiration – await in this article. | Read More →

Relationships fail for one reason or another. Long distance relationships are not exempted, but it doesn’t mean they won’t work out either. Thanks to the power of the internet, long distance relationships have a great chance of survival as lovers get to meet virtually this time. | Read More →