Archive for July, 2007

Wasting Too Much Time Online?

Tuesday, July 24th, 2007

If you really want to know how much precious time is dedicated to match-making Web sites and online games that require little skill, just visit your local library computer lab.

Be a spy for the day. Slyly drift through the lab, taking a quick peak at what patrons of all ages are specifically there to accomplish.

While you might believe students solely come to the library to finish research papers and complete extra credit assignments, think again. At 3 p.m., thousands of kids ages 8 to 17 flock to their local book institution to log onto a young blogger’s heaven called MySpace.com.

Aside from MySpace, teenyboppers waste time on computers conducting after-school chat sessions with friends (and enemies) about who’s dating who, who dumped who, who’s jealous of the new who, and who is dating the now ex-who of the first who. Sound complicated? It just goes to show that the world of technical ingenious is not going away anytime soon. Observing the student body gives us a glimpse into the future of the influence of the Internet.

But let’s be fair. Online time wasting is not just for young school-goers, but also the young at heart. There is a whole community of adults who hit the keyboard first thing after work to browse through chat rooms and experience short-lived romances with other night owls all around the world.

Romance Your Wife - Ask Her Out On A Romantic Date

Monday, July 23rd, 2007

If you want to romance your wife, think about how you won her heart in the first place. Your romantic relationship may have started out when you called her and asked her out on a date. When you went out for the first time, you were sweet, romantic and you tried hard to impress her. She apparently enjoyed your loving attention, because she ended up marrying you. If you want to romance your wife, it is time to start dating her again.

Before you start, do a little research. What do you think your wife would like to do on a romantic date? If you decide to go to dinner and a movie, what restaurant do you think she would enjoy? What movie has she been wanting to see? If your wife enjoys a certain type of restaurant, ask your friends and coworkers for recommendations. They may also have ideas for a really good movie.

After you’ve decided on the plans for your romantic date, call her several days in advance and ask her out. When you call her, act like you are asking her out for a first date. For example:

Jack: Hi Jane?

Jane: Yes?

Jack: Hi, this is Jack Johnson. Jane, I’ve really enjoyed the time we’ve spent together and I was wondering if you would be interested in going out this weekend?

Jane: Jack? You mean like on a date?

Jack: Yes, I thought we could both enjoy some time together.

Jane: Why that does sound nice, what did you have in mind?

Jack: There’s a new restaurant on Fifth Avenue that I have heard good things about. I thought we could have dinner there and then see “Romance Never Dies” at the movie theater.

Jane: Well Jack, it sounds like you have this all planned out. That sounds wonderful. I’m free Saturday night.

Jack: Saturday night it is. I’ll look forward to it!

Jane: So will I!

When the big day comes, act like it’s your first date. Get your car washed, select some nice clothes to wear and shower and shave just before your date. If you’re wife asks what you’re doing, tell her you have a hot date tonight. When it is time for your date, pull the car out front. Get out of the car and knock on the front door. When your wife answers the door, greet her and ask her if she is ready for your romantic date. When you walk her to the car, be sure to open the car door for her. Throughout your date, work hard to try to impress her, just as you would on a first date. When you arrive home after the date, walk around the car and open the car door for her. Walk her to the door. When you get to the porch, take her hands in yours and tell her that you had a very nice time and that you hope that you can do it again some time soon. Then, end your date with a sweet, romantic goodnight kiss.

If you want to romance your wife, never stop dating her.

How the Rules of Dating Have Changed

Sunday, July 22nd, 2007

The rules of dating have changed drastically for American singles in this modern age of Internet dating services and fast-paced living. The rules of dating for both men and women have become a lot more complicated than they were a generation or so ago. I am happy with these changes because I think that the old social norms are flawed. The traditional approach where women waited to be pursued and never made the first move should be left behind in the past.

These old norms are really unfair to men who would rather take a more passive role and to women who had more dominant personalities. In the past the rules were clear and understood by everyone, but everything is now different. The passing of time made have things much more complicated than they have ever been. Fortunately, people can turn to dating services that can help them understand the present rules of dating.

Everything is quite simple if you go to a speed dating event. All you have to do is talk for a few minutes to a variety of potential matches. Perhaps you will be able to find people who have tastes that are similar to yours. From there the rules of dating will sort themselves out. However, nobody is sure if the social norms will stabilize and make the rules of dating easier to decode. Nevertheless, knowledge about the proper thing to do on a date is a matter of great importance for both men and women.

In this day and age, many advice columnists and writers make their whole career off of people’s dating anxiety. Every one of each of them has a different approach when it comes to rules of dating. I think that there is no satisfactory guide to dating etiquette because we are in such an informal culture. The key to being in a date is to always act comfortable and at ease. If you are at ease, then your manner can put other people at ease. Your date can still be a success, even if you do not have a perfect grasp of the rules of dating.

Power Struggle!

Saturday, July 21st, 2007

The greatest asset we have in human existence is our soul growth, but somehow we have that confused with becoming powerful. Power does not bring growth unless we understand the essence of sharing that power.

The struggle for power is a main characteristic in basically all of our relationships. The main types of relationships I recognize and have categorized into three main groups for you are work relationships, family relationships, and emotional relationships.

The way I can understand and relate to when it comes to our relationships is as follows, a relationship is basically the cooperation between any two people, on whatever level they are working on. Very simple, yet it’s apparently very hard for most of us to deal with in our lives.

In many instances as we can see, cooperation between those people involved in the relationship tends to exist as a power struggle, in terms of who will succeed in gaining control or domination over the other person in order to meet their own needs or requirements. In such a case, the dominant one is losing his or her growth and in effect, the victim is achieving the growth of both people involved in that relationship. What do I mean by that? Think about it! We do obtain a greater amount of grow in experiencing a bad situation.

When you are the abuser, it is a likely case that in reality, you do not understand yourself what you are doing. Many of the people who have been a victim of abuse are carrying the burden of a situation or circumstance they grew up in, in terms of being abused. They might not have been granted any chance to learn how to understand, accept, and deal with this experience of being abused. In effect, they do not know any better, but at the same time they are going backward in their own life until they begin to understand the experience and their lesson fully. Unfortunately for those who are being or have been abused, this is a process of which they had to go through. In some instances it is part of Karma, but the lesson to be learnt here is how to handle the situation and get out of it without being hurt and having a deeper scar than that intended in the first place. In this case the abuser will gain much more in their understanding of the experience unless, of course, they choose not to learn their lesson. I would like to put this into perspective because in certain situations where the abuser has become accustomed to being abused and complaining about his/her situation, it is eventually taken for granted as being an easy way of bringing attention to themselves and to gain sympathy from others. However, that will eventually lead to becoming a pattern and a vicious circle. We can choose to either complain as much we like about our situation or we can do something to try to improve it. It is up to you to be the judge in your own situation. At the end of the day, we do have the power to do improve our lives and achieve our growth it is not up to anyone else to change that.

Have we ever wondered why we feel the need to control our partner? If this is the case, why are we in the relationship in the first place? Are we trying to prove something to ourselves, in order to fill the gap of something that is lacking? Perhaps we need that extra confidence that we think we are achieving when we are in control of someone else’s life, making him or her feel insecure as a result of that domination. I believe there are many possible reasons and many questions and their answers come from the need to look to our inner selves in the first place.

In many relationships of our time and from what we can see with the people in our surroundings, we become able to evaluate the way they respond to conflicts or harsher situations in their lives. The initial response and what appears to be an ‘easy escape’ is that we always tend to shift the blame to the other person involved and claim we have nothing to do with the incident in the first place. We like to proclaim that he or she was manipulating our weakness or our self-confidence and used it as a weapon against us. This may be the case, but we do have responsibility for ourselves and should NOT allow for such treatment to take place.

One thing I personally cannot understand is why we allow our emotions to overpower our rational mind when the people around us who really do care are constantly reminding us we should leave the situation that is bringing us pain and hurting, but we choose not to listen to anyone. Many people have told me “it is easier said than done!’ I don’t think so! When we are in any situation where we can see no apparent opportunity of growth in that relationship, but we choose to stay anyway even though we are being hurt in the process, well, there is no excuse! Sometimes we are afraid of leaving, this may well be the case, but we need to find out why we are afraid and what it is exactly we are afraid of. That might help!!!

It is apparent to me that on most occasions our pride and ego are taking the best out of us in terms of accepting humility, which is essential sometimes and will enable us to put our life back in order when we see the truth from a different perspective. When we are able to drop the ego and pride, we do see the situation in a whole new light. There is nothing wrong in being humiliated from time to time and when necessary because that will build up our self-confidence to move forward in life with a new understanding and awareness in light of the situation.

Another problem that I feel occurs frequently when dealing with relationships is that we always seem to have a hard time in letting go of the previous experience we passed through. The ‘letting go’ is an essential factor here and must be fulfilled in order to allow any new experience to take effect in our lives. In reality we will never go backwards in life unless we allow it to happen. The choice is in our own hand. Letting go is the most important factor of our growth and we must learn to master the art of ‘letting go’ to break ourselves free by accepting the experience as being just an experience for what it really is, and most importantly, without keeping any bitterness in our hearts which can take control in our next relationship.

The only way we can move on and allow new opportunities for growth to come into our life is by investing in our next relationship instead of withdrawing due to us being afraid of getting hurt. That thought alone will bring the experience to you because you are asking for it in the first place. Whatever we project will become our own reality. It is about time that we stop and take a moment to look to our lives from a totally different and detached perspective, especially when we see things are still happening in the same way year after year. Haven’t you asked yourself the question yet? Why am I stagnating in my life?

You hold the answers to any question you have. Isn’t it time to start looking in a different way when it comes to our relationships? If you think you are happy so far in your relationships, yet, you still find means to complain then you really are not happy. Try to introduce the word “change” as a part of your vocabulary! Trust me our only mystery in life is in learning to understand ourselves. We are tough when it comes to dealing with ourselves, but why? We try to create an image, in fact, in most cases, a fake image of how we would like people to see us for what we are on the outside but in reality we are dying from the inside. What is it that we are hoping to achieve from this? It seems the result is usually always at our own expense! Look at your life and try to bring yourself back down to earth to enable yourself to evaluate your life accordingly.

On a final note, being in relationship with no depth of communication between the two souls involved is rather like not being in a relationship at all! I would like you to take a look around one day when you are in a restaurant. Observe the people around you, particularly those who are in as a couple. Of, course they are sharing the same table, but each individual might seem to be ‘somewhere else’ in their own thoughts and with no exchange of conversation except perhaps “how is your food dear?” Is that really a true relationship? Maybe in some peoples opinion, but I do not think so. The way we have been taught and how we have become used to evaluating our relationships in many cases is wrong and is an example that seems to mislead us into following inaccurate examples.

Copyright © Joseph Ghabi http://www.freespiritcentre.info

A New Year-A New You-Your 2007 Dating Manifesto

Friday, July 20th, 2007

Welcome to the new year, also known as The Year of You. That’s right — in 2007 you, my fabulous single friends, are going to focus on being grateful for your lives. The truth is, we all have so much to be thankful for! Freedom of speech. Freedom to date. The right to vote. The right to flirt! The opportunity to fall in love — again or for the very first time. And most important of all, the opportunity to live and love our lives as they are in this very moment. Whether you’re single, dating, breaking up, married, or somewhere in between, your life is magnificent! The only thing that’s truly lacking may be your ability to see it that way. And that’s what I want to change in 2007. That’s what I resolve to help you with.

In years past, I’ve shown you how to date smarter, how to bounce back from a breakup, how to survive and thrive during any holiday as a savvy single, and how to put your best foot forward in numerous dating scenarios. And while all of these tips and techniques are worthwhile, the most valuable wisdom I want to impart to you this year is the importance of living and loving your life as it is right now.

In living and loving your own life more, you exponentially increase the likelihood that you will attract a happy, healthy, whole individual into your life. Maybe that person will be the love of your life. Or maybe they’ll be someone you date briefly along the road to happily ever after. Either way, the experience will be rewarding because you yourself are living a wonderfully rewarding life!

Unsure how to live and love your life as it is right now? The following are the first of five tips I’m going to share with you. Each month in 2007, I’ll give you more tips. For now, these should jump start your year of loving your life into hyper drive.

Tip #1: Clear out mental and emotional clutter

Hung up on an ex? Stuck in a negative emotional space? Paralyzed by some kind of fear? In 2007, your mission is to clear out any residual mental and/or emotional clutter you may be clinging to. It’s the clutter that may be holding you back from a life you can truly live and love. So do yourself a favor and take an inventory of your emotional baggage. If needed, box up any residual baggage and send it on a one-way trip far away from you! Now, repeat after me: I deserve to live and love my life as it is right now!

Tip #2: Keep a gratitude journal

Let’s be honest. There will always be something we wish we could change about ourselves or our lives. Whether it’s wanting to lose weight, wishing we could pay off our debt faster, wondering if and when we’ll meet our soulmate, or just simply daydreaming about a better job, we always have our sights set on something that for the moment is unattainable. That’s not a bad thing. In fact, it just means you have a genuine desire for self improvement. What’s NOT good is when that desire takes away from your current level of self-satisfaction. In an effort to find the beauty in every day life, I want you to keep a gratitude journal this year. Every day for 365 days, write down five things you are grateful for. The only catch is that you cannot repeat the gratitudes of one day the very next day. Now, repeat after me: I am grateful for my life as it is right now!

Tip #3: Be honest about what you want

Having trouble living and loving your life as it is right now? That could be because you’re not being honest about what you want. So after you’ve cleared out any mental and emotional clutter and started keeping your gratitude journal, the next step in living and loving your life as it is right now is to be honest with yourself about what you truly desire in life. If what you truly desire is to meet the man or woman of your dreams, then you owe it to yourself to first fall in love with your own life and then make it your business to meet as many members of the opposite sex on a regular basis as possible. That may mean getting outside your comfort zone. Or, if what you really want is to change careers, then you have to figure out how to do that. Maybe it means taking out a student loan so you can go back to school. Or getting a roommate so you can afford a pay cut if that’s what it takes. Or finding a mentor in your new field. Now, repeat after me: Regardless of what it is that I truly want, in 2007 I owe it to myself to go for it!

Tip #4: Break up with bad love habits

Take a quick survey of your past relationships. What do they have in common? Aside from the fact that they all ended, the other common denominator is you. No, I’m not saying you’re the problem. But you may have some bad love habits that are hindering your ability to have a successful long-term loving relationship. Maybe you’re attracted to inappropriate partners who can’t meet your needs. Or maybe you ignore relationship red flags. Or maybe you think love has to be difficult, painful, challenging. Regardless of what your bad love habit may be, you owe it to yourself to kick it to the curb in 2007. Don’t worry, as the year progresses I’ll show you how. Now, repeat after me: I am ready, willing, and able to kick any and all bad love habits to the curb in 2007!

Tip #5: Create a new love/life vocabulary Which of the following phrases resonate most with you?

“I hate my job.”

“Men/women suck.”

“I’m a failure/loser/complete nobody.”

“Love is difficult/painful/hard.”

If you identify with any of those phrases, then in 2007 you need to create a new vocabulary for yourself. Here’s how. Choose the sentence that resonates most with you. For example, “Men suck.” Now, every day for 30 days replace the negative vocabulary word with positive ones like…

“Men rock!”

“Men are available to me.”

“Men treat me with respect.”

“Men want to go out with me.”

“Men are fabulous!”

“I like and enjoy men.”

Come up with at least three replacement words each day. You’ll be surprised at how your outlook can change from negative to positive in just 30 days.

Congratulations! You are now five tips closer to living and loving your life in 2007. Each month, I’ll bring you additional tips and tools to help you make your quality of life that much more enjoyable. Remember, in living and loving your own life, you’re more likely to attract a healthy, whole, happy individual, a.k.a. your perfect partner. Good luck!

Good Places to Meet Excellent Men

Thursday, July 19th, 2007

So, you’re convinced that you have zero opportunities to meet men.

Are you stuck in an office all day with the same stiffs day in and day out? Have you tried singles’ dances, only to leave feeling worse than when you went in? Did the last loser your aunt set you up with squash your Chihuahua when he screeched up the driveway?

Well, don’t fret. I have some ideas for you. While advice columnists steer single women into churches to meet honest, loyal, and successful men, I wouldn’t dream of it. Church is great for communing with God, but it never struck me as the best place to meet a man. People, including me, are on our best behavior at church. If you’d rather meet a man where he’s more likely to be himself, here are my top three recommendations:

1. A bar, specifically during Monday Night Football. Football season is a great time to meet men who flock to taverns to watch the NFL. When I was single, I loved going to Monday Night Football (even though I didn’t really understand the game) because the bar was filled with mostly single men, there was a free buffet, and the atmosphere was merry. Advice columnists usually tell women to stay out of bars if they want to meet suitable men, but I disagree. It’s important to see how a man drinks, and how he behaves under the influence of alcohol. Does he get wasted and drive home? Or, does he have a couple of beers and switch to water before he leaves? Does he smack the bartender in the head when his team loses, or does he remain amiable? There are things you can learn in a bar about a man that you never will in church. Bring a friend with you and make having fun, not hooking up, your first priority. You may have to show up three weeks in a row before anybody shows interest in you (or, then again, maybe not). Keep in mind that different bars attract different types of people. If you don’t like the crowd in one bar, try another place next time.

2. A class. I know, I know. You’ve heard this one before, but have you ever tried it? Let me tell you a story: My friend Brian’s longtime girlfriend dropped him for another guy. After grieving for a while, he dusted himself off and signed up for a cooking class. See, Brian loves to cook, but he put off pursuing formal training while he was with What’s-Her-Name. Once she was out of the picture, though, he decided to register for a course, figuring he’d meet many likeminded women there. Sure enough, he did. I advise you to write down a list of hobbies you’d like to explore and figure out which of them would also appeal to men. Then sign up for a class or join a club. See what happens.

3. Throw a party. While Brian did meet lots of women at the cooking class, he didn’t fall in love with any of them. So he threw a party where he could show off his new skills. He wasn’t picky about who he invited and told everybody to bring a friend or two. The result? A woman he’d never met showed up. They fell in love and have been married now for two years. But even if Brian hadn’t met his future wife that night, hosting that party netted him plenty of invitations to others, providing opportunities to meet many more people. A caveat: When you plan your party, don’t exclude married friends from the guest list. You don’t want your big night to feel like a singles’ mixer. Instead, invite couples and encourage them to bring a friend.

Remember, the trick to meeting new men is to break up your routine. Step one: Put down the remote. I assure you that the world is full of great single men like Brian who want to meet someone special, and for one of those men, that person is you. Seek and create new social situations. Act naturally. Smile. Whatever you do, don’t keep twisting your neck like you’re casing the place for a live one. Maintain eye contact with whomever you’re talking to, whether it’s a man or a woman. Having fun is key. When you’re having fun, you’ll attract men like a magnet.

How to Talk to Any Woman You Encounter on the Street

Tuesday, July 17th, 2007

One of the most challenging things for men in the dating scene is approaching women on the street. Like any learned skill the more you practice approaching women the better you will get. So the easy solution in learning how to talk to women on the street is to simply approach more of them. But this is not as easy as it sounds. Sometimes you might be walking in one direction and she is walking opposite and toward you. It can be very awkward because she’s going one way and you’re going the other way so it’s not very natural to just walk up and say something. Or is it?

The reality is that you can approach anyone, anywhere, and virtually at any time. The biggest obstacle to talking to women on the street is between your left ear and your right ear. If someone ever told me that they could never approach a woman on the street I would simply ask them “who taught you to think that way?”

Okay, let’s get to the nitty-gritty. It is very important when you approach a woman on the street that you approach from an angle so she can see you. If you come from her blind spot then make sure you say “excuse me” or “pardon me”. This way she will know that you’re there and she won’t turn around and smack you with her purse. Some dating coaches will advise you to pretend and ask for directions, but most women can sniff out phoniness better than a trained dog sniffing for illegal drugs. It’s just not the best approach.

What’s far more effective is approaching naturally and communicating that you both have a short period of time and that you may never see one another again. A great way to break the ice is to simply say “excuse me” and then say, “Gosh, you look like you’re in a hurry to get somewhere.” And she’ll respond accordingly. You can also say something like, “Y’know, normally I’d walk up to a pretty woman like you and invite you for some great conversation and some drinks, but I’m running late for a meeting. Since we’ll probably never see one another again, let me ask you, do you have e-mail?”

So what you can do from there to simply pick out a pen and paper or your cell phone and asked her what her e-mail address is. You might get a little resistance at first because she doesn’t know you. But you can her assure her that you will send her an e-mail with a funny story and if she doesn’t like it then you to do not have to meet for drinks. Once she gives you her e-mail address it is for important that you do not wait too long to e-mail her otherwise she will forget who you are. So what you should do is either send her an e-mail later that night or the next day.

So what do you send her? Send her a funny story. You can go to any news website or entertainment website and find at least one or two interesting stories in the news. You can highlight it and then you can copy it, paste it, and then send it to her. Now imagine on one weekend if you spent the whole day just accumulating e-mail addresses. The chances of you getting a date out of those e-mails increases substantially. Most men are too afraid to do this because they lack the confidence and they only lack the confidence because they don’t practice enough. So, what’s stopping you from practicing right now?

How to Create an Online Profile Which Amazes Women

Monday, July 16th, 2007

Online dating seems like a fairly easy thing to do. In fact, the process seems simple…

You sign up for an online dating service, spend a few minutes and wait for all the women to send you emails.

But after a few days of no response, you realize no one is contacting you.

So you decide to get off your butt and contact a few women. Unfortunately that doesn’t work either.

By now you realize that online dating isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

The one thing you didn’t realize was online dating is more then posting a profile and waiting for women to contact you. In fact, it requires a bit of effort and planning.

To succeed at online dating and meet interesting women, your profile must stand out and attract the attention of them.

In the next couple of paragraphs, I’ll discuss a few simple techniques which can help your profile stand out.

1- Work on your picture

It all starts with your picture. While we all want to talk about personality and inner-beauty, the picture is what attracts the attention of women. In fact, people with pictures get a 70% higher response rate.

This means your picture must be top-notch!

So you have to make sure your picture is top quality. It should put you in the best light.

If you can’t find a suitable picture, get a professional shot done. Even though it costs money, getting a quality picture is important. Meeting the right woman can bring a lot of happiness in your life, so spend a little money and get a great picture.

2- Don’t complicate things

Creating an online dating profile shouldn’t be too complicated. Don’t make it too long, which means only using a few paragraphs. It should also be easy to read, while providing enough information to demonstrate your personality.

The key to creating a successful online dating profile is to be yourself! You don’t have to craft a piece of art, just get the important information down.

3- Include your personality

Just like any other type of writing you should create a profile which matches your personality. Make every attempt to be personable and demonstrate a sense of humor.

The end result is you should come across as a genuine person. The more you can make an interesting profile, the more responses you’ll get.

4- Reread it and edit it

One of the easiest ways to have people ignore your profile is to create one full of grammatical and spelling mistakes.

What you should do is create your profile on a piece of paper. Then come back to it later and edit it. After that, run your profile through a spell checker.

While you don’t want to have a profile that’s too stuffy, you should make sure it’s not full of errors. If it is, you’ll end up looking stupid and make a bad first impression.

Having your online profile stand out and get noticed by women isn’t too hard to do. If you follow the steps outlined in this article, you can craft one that’ll be ahead of the competition!

10 Signs Of Cheating-Is Your Spouse Unfaithful

Sunday, July 15th, 2007

If you’re suspicious of your spouse cheating on you, the first step you can take is look for the common signs of infidelity.

While they may not be conclusive, you are sure to get a clue in the right direction. Although there are several observations you can make in your partner, below is a list of the 10 most common signs your husband or wife maybe cheating on you.

Do you see any changes between the sheets? - A common misconception that many have is that if their partner is cheating, they will be not want to have sex with you. This is simply not true. Some of the changes that should alert you, are decreased interest in sex, increased interest, more aggressive in bed and probably the biggest red flag being him or her wanting to try new sexual positions.

Can you “sniff” out infidelity? - Pay attention when your spouse comes home smelling of a perfume other than his or her own; or any other smell, like tobacco etc which are clearly not their own.

Does it “ring” foul play? - In our day and age no affair can last without communication on the phone. Look out for sudden changes in the pattern of phone behavior, whether it’s the sudden need for a new cell phone, mysterious calls at unexpected times. You may notice your partner getting nervous when receiving certain phone calls…needing to go out of the room to answer a call etc.

Look for the paper trail - When one has an affair more often than not the expenses to support their hidden cheating life comes with more expenses. Watch out for unknown expenses on credit bills or receipts left in his/her pockets.

Mood swings - Has your other half started to display erratic mood swings. Apparently needs more “space for themselves”. They become more hostile and argumentative.

Where are they? - Is your spouse suddenly going off on lengthy errands? You notice they have recently picked up “hobbies” or are spending a lot more time with friends. Making a lot of excuses for abrupt changes in their routine.

Don’t I look good? - Is your boyfriend or girlfriend paying more attention than usual to their appearance than before. Are they all of a sudden going on a fitness regime? This is a very common sign of a cheater!

What’s that mark? - Pay close attention to your partner when they are changing their clothes….do you spot any bit marks or scratches or any other unexplained marks on their body.

You don’t have access - While they may have been very open and casual about access to their email etc…now you’re restricted with what you can access.

It’s all in the eyes - One of the biggest signs of a cheating spouse is to avoid eye contact with you when they are lying about their whereabouts. If you see your other half always displaying fleeting eyes when answering you, it should raise a big “red flag”

Remember that you should never confront your husband or wife directly without having hardcore evidence or all you’ll end up getting is an aggressive denial.

Copyright(2007) Tim Denio

How to Find True Love Quickly And Easily

Saturday, July 14th, 2007

How often do you find yourself wishing you could find true love?

Unfortunately, you’re not alone. With millions of singles out there, why is it so hard for most singles to find true love? It’s just human nature. We usually don’t hit it off with many people. The reality of the situation is that most of us are only compatible with few people we meet. And worse, the ones that we can get along with may not be attracted to us; it’s just as likely for us not to find them attractive.

If you’re like most singles, you probably spend too much time alone… much more than you would like. Some singles are just fine being alone, but most end up being unhappy and alone. Why? A big part of the problem is that many singles expect someone special to find them. It’s so common for singles to think: “I just have to be patient. Someday, love will find me.”

Maybe it has something to do with the fairy tales we used to believe in when we were young. Unfortunately, in our not-quite-so-fairy-tale real life, the prince or princess will probably not be coming someday… maybe not ever! And the “frog” you’ve been kissing is not going to turn into a handsome prince or a beautiful princess anytime soon.

Be honest! Do you really expect true love to find you? How long have you been waiting and hoping for this to happen? And how is that working for you? Maybe it’s time for you to have a different plan.

There’s no need to keep hoping and waiting for true love to find you. You can take control of your love life and your social life. Make it easier on yourself to find that special someone… sooner rather than later. How? You can take advantage of online dating services. Millions of singles now have found true love online — even those who never thought they could.

Finding someone special doesn’t have to be that hard. You’ll be just as happy if you find your true love quickly and easily. There’s no reward for doing it the hard way.

Don’t let your fears hold you back. If you’re serious about wanting to find true love, join one of the dating services available online. It’s usually free to browse and check out interesting singles. You owe it to yourself to just do it. You can meet new friends to hang out with. You can meet someone to date or you can meet your soul mate. You deserve to find your true love. You deserve to have more fun!