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Gay and Lesbian Dating Sites

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Dating Blogs

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Grateful Dating

How to Pick Up Girls - ScubaDate.com

I am, therefore, I date (, or Dating is Hell)

Kiss & Blog

Long Relationships

Marital Talk

Marriage Actually

My Bedroom Blog with Amy V- http://www.amyvenezia.com/blog

Not Another Relationship Blog

One Girl's Thoughts

OnLineDatersAnnonymous (Typos are those of the author.)

Online Dating Insider

Online Personals Watch

Open Source Dating Ideas!

Our One Heart

Plenty of Fish Dating Tips

The Relationship Company Blog

Serially Single

Sex & Moxie

Sex and the Sickie

Single Again

Single Life in the City

Smart at Love

Successfuldatingpro.com

Sugardaddy Dating

The Mad Dater

Tired of Men

Undressing Her (a blog for the young urban crowd)

Unethical Dating (Is there a normal, well-behaved man out there?)

Virginia Belle

Wedding Tactics

Widow's Quest

Sex, Lies and Dating in the City

Online Dating Stories

modernsavage — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 10:33:15 CST

Been online looking for love? Even if you haven't found it (yet!), you've probably come away with at least one story: funny, scary, bizarre, creepy, juicy or just plain amazing. For all the others who are online right now, they could use a laugh--or inspiration.

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Julia's story: When I was in college my best friend and I decided to sign up for some dating services just for fun. I ended up meeting this one guy through some dating site; we fit each other best according to the site's surveys. Well, we lived far apart, and weren't interested in a long-distance relationship, but we had a fun friendship. Sometimes we would change the answers on our questionnaires, just to see how much higher our "things in common" ranking could get!

After a while I decided that online dating services weren't for me. I was spending a lot of time at a particular IRC chatroom, though, and was making some great friends. Who would have thought that I would have met my now-husband there? Yes, I met my love online, and I wasn't even intentionally looking for him!

Megan's story: It all began on April 9, 2003. I was on a Yahoo! Chatroom just looking for someone to talk to because I was bored. I clicked on a name and just started chatting. We began writing emails back and forth and I really didn't expect things to take off quickly because I was living in North Carolina at the time and he was living in Maryland, but within a month we were talking everyday online and on the phone 2 times per day. After that month, he came on a bus to my state and to meet me. The moment we hugged and had our first kiss I felt this warmth and this feeling that I was going to marry this man. Little did I know, my feelings were right. 1 year developed into 2 years, and 2 years developed into 3 years. We recently got married January 13, 2007. I still cannot believe that I met my now-husband that way! :o)

Matt's story: I met this one girl from FaceBook about a year ago. She had actually found and pursued me online, which was a bit out of the ordinary for me. We had a few chats over the FaceBook messaging system and she seemed like a great girl, real attractive too. So, we finally decide to meet up at a local coffee shop and right out of the gate she started giving me the 20 questions routine. To be honest it felt more like a one way interview than a nice two way conversation, to say the least it was pretty painful. And when I finally did get a chance to try to talk to her she wouldn't make eye contact, her eyes would just dart all over the place!! As you might guess, there wasn't a second date, the first one was too odd for me, but I suppose the only way to find out your compatibility with someone is to actually meet them in real life.

Now, if you thought my dating story was weird, you should check out some of these crazy online dating stories I found all across the Internet. They range from hilarious, bizarre, sad and out-right scary.

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UK Dating Sites

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First date Jitters

Date-n — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 14:45:14 CST

Dating Jitters? Top 10 Tips on How to Impress on a First Date

Including listening to what your date says and responding to it, plus making sure your hair and nails are spotless.

Some find the initial hurdle of a first date a real obstacle to finding love. Whether it’s down to nerves or just being out of practice with your dating skills, we’ve drawn up some pointers to help you prepare for first date success.

Dating Tip 1) Compliment your date on, well, anything!

A little compliment can go a long way. It might seem a bit forced, but the human ego will ensure that your date is tickled by a little compliment about their appearance (a great way to break the ice at the start of the date) or their character (once you know a little bit more about them).

Dating Tip 2) Ask questions and listen to the answer

Unless they are incredibly shy or a holder of state secrets, your date will love to talk about themselves to someone who’s interested – almost everyone does. If you take the time to ask questions about them and respond animatedly to their answers, you will be rewarded with a very happy date.

Dating Tip 3) A little touch on the arm

If things are going well, a little touch on the arm can work wonders to make your date feel at ease. Studies have shown that when two people meet, the slightest touch can have a really positive effect on how they view one another, even if they are not consciously aware that it happened. Remember, on a first date, subtlety is key.

Dating Tip 4) Smile (but don’t do a Gordon!)

Research has shown that a simple smile can make an enormous difference to whether or not one person will find another attractive. There’s no need to do a Gordon Brown and suddenly break out in a huge, random grin mid-sentence, just try to keep a small, agreeable smile on your face as you interact. This way, your date will find you more attractive and easy to talk to.

Dating Tip 5) Maintain eye contact – just the right amount

Eye contact is crucial on a first date. While too much can be a bit much, none at all will make it seem as though you’re either not interested or very, very nervous. Try to make sure you meet your date’s gaze from time to time, and don’t look over their shoulder while they talk, or they could feel a little rejected.

Dating Tip 6) Take care of your grooming and scrub those fingernails!

Being clean and well turned-out shows your date you are willing to make an effort for them, and that is a compliment in itself. Spotlessly clean hair and nails are a clear sign of good grooming and personal hygiene.

Dating Tip 7) A bit of laughter can go a long way

While style and charm have their place, one thing consistently mentioned by people looking for love is being able to share a laugh with their prospective mate. Not everything has to be a joke, but a few laughs will really break the ice on a first date.

Dating Tip 8) Mirroring – copying your date’s body language

Don’t get too carried away with body language tricks – it can come across a little wooden if it doesn’t come naturally. However, if you look at people who are in love, or just anyone who’s very comfortable with one another, they tend to mirror each other’s body language automatically. Following your date’s lead from time to time can make them feel at ease.

Dating Tip 9) Relax and enjoy your date

Anyone who suffers from nerves knows that it’s not necessarily so easy to relax on cue. Unfortunately, extreme nerves can give other people the impression that you have something to hide. One way to relax on a first date is to be prepared. Think of a few simple questions you could ask to get the conversation flowing, and suddenly everything will seem a lot less scary.

Dating Tip 10) Demonstrate your generosity in little ways

Be generous and considerate with your date – this will give them an idea of how well they would be treated if the two of you were in a relationship. You don’t need to make any grand gestures; small acts of kindness are enough to do the trick.

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Bad Date Stories

TemlynWriting — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 19:21:24 CDT

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Ok here goes, I met this guy online and we talked on the phone for a couple of weeks before we setup a date. When we met the first time he had a big bunch of flowers I thought that was so sweet, the next night we had our second date he brought more flowers which is even sweeter.. Then our third date he wanted to watch a movie so he came over my house and we watched a movie. The entire time before and after these dates he called me everyday and we got along wonderful. This is a man who called me every day and brought me flowers and to movies and dinner and was totally nice to me. He called me to setup a forth date and I said ok, he ended up having to work late so he called me at 8:00 I told him I understood and we can go out another time. He proceeded to say he did thinking at work and didn't feel there was a romantic connection, he did feel there was a physical attraction (hint hint) but nothing more, he then tripped over his words to break up with me. I have no idea what happened but why would men bend over backwards be sweet and continue to call a woman and set up dates if he is not interested in her?

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Does this count? I'd been dating a guy for about 6 weeks, with total bliss and love all around (or so I thought). We planned a beautiful getaway to a remote mountain cabin. He was driving my car up the last half-mile to the cabin and hit a rock. Didn't think anything of it, and he kept driving. We had a decent time at the cabin (confession, kinda boring), but then, a few days after we got back, he not only broke up with me, but I found out my car needed $1000 worth of repairs!!

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That totally counts! Awful. So, here's mine (my active dating years seem so far behind!): My senior year of college, I was set up on a "blind date" with a friend of mine -- great looking guy, total sweetheart, and someone I'd always adored. To me (and to him), it was such a natural and yet surprising situation -- "of course, how could I have failed to see what was right in front of me?" The night was fantastic and ended in the throes of passion potential. We made a plan to attend a school formal that same weekend, and were so thrilled by the surprising shift in our relationship status that we made plans to have lunch away from campus the next day. So... He comes to pick me up and we drive to this slightly dumpy Italian restaurant -- I'm trying to think the best, shifting dumpy to "charming and rustic" in my mind. We're the ONLY two people being served. So, my friend says, "Hey, I have a coupon for this place." Then he proceeds to say that, in fact, he has TWO coupons, and that we can redeem them both (they were for a free lunch entree) IF WE DON'T SIT AT THE SAME TABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!! I proceed to demur: "No, we have to sit together -- we're on a date! Don't worry, I'll pay." He tries to convince me to stick with his plan ("After all, we're the only two in here, and we can sit at adjoining tables."), but eventually resolves his inner dilemma by letting me pick up the check. I was mortified and totally turned off. Too bad, too, because he was and I expect still is, lovely. For me, nothing kills the glow quicker than obnoxious cheapness.

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It was 1996 in San Francisco...
It was before everyone had cell phone but he had one and used to call me from his friend's car on his phone. He seemed very with-it and was fun and tall and quirky. He made me cookies when I moved into my new place in the Mission District. He'd asked me a few times but I demurred, sulking over a long-distance break-up. But it was time for me to get out there and get dating. So I finally said yes.

I worked the overnights (radio news), going to work at 1:30 a.m. A weekend night would have been best but he wanted Tuesday. I said okay but that I had to be home by 9:30 p.m. to go to bed. A very small window but sufficient for a first date and a two hour meal. 8:00 p.m.: So he showed up an hour late. On foot. We walked to the Slo Club. Only a mile away through gangland. Seriously. We heard shots on our walk.

Slo Club was immensely popular. We waited nearly two hours for a table. 9:45 pm: He talked the whole time about his parents' divorce and his relationship with his mother. He ordered a an appetizer, then dinner, then dessert. 11:00 p.m. I ordered a neat bourbon to keep me from going nuts while he ate something small and chocolately. He ate it slowly. He kept talking. I am so tired that I am about to fall asleep at each blink. There was no hurry in him.

The bill comes. He looks at the tab and says that's forty for each of us. I said, why don't you let me get this - to end the night faster, to have no obligation whatsoever. I pay with a credit card. We get outside and I see an idling cab. He says let's walk. I decline and I hop in that cab and I am free. I stay up and get no sleep before work because it is only an hour.

A bad date. But it would have been fine and funny if I liked him. Which at the end of it, I certainly did not.

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So I "took one" for the team . . .
In undergrad, I was the college speech team captain. My coach wanted to recruit a new debator and after I interviewed this guy, he asked my coach for my email address and it was given on demand. My coach then asked if I wouldn't mind going out with the new prospect, and I agreed to go, even though I wasn't attracted to him at all. We went to dinner, and the conversation went like this:

HIM: Talkaboutmyselftalkaboutmyselftalkaboutmyselftalkaboutmyself
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ME: Really? I have a story about that-

HIM: Talkaboutmyselftalkaboutmyselftalkaboutmyselftalkaboutmyself
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You get the picture.

So, we go out to a dinner and even though he asked me, he ducked out of the check by hiding out in the bathroom FOREVER. He then asked for a kiss at the end of the date. So, I went ahead and let him "do the deed," and you wouldn't believe it, but he was able to alien-suck my entire head into his mouth with one kiss. A rare talent this boy had, but a talent nonetheless. He asked if he could email me, and I said yes (thinking nononononono!) and politely ended the date.

The kicker? He wrote me an email and said that he found someone else, and though he had a nice time, he was going to have to let me go. Hilarious.

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2002, Seattle
I met this guy during my online dating phase. He seemed a bit out of touch with current fashions in his photos, but I was trying to keep an open mind. He sounded reasonable and sane on the phone and in email, so I agreed to meet for dinner.

We met for dinner at a small, ridiculously warm, Italian restaurant. As I sat there sweating lightly and listening to his stories about being an arborist, it became clear this wasn't going to work. We had nothing in common. I decided to finish dinner and then politely end the date.

Unfortunately, that was ample time for him to astound me with his bizarre and creepy conversational stylings. Early in the date, he started pushing me to see his place in the country. He lived in a very rural and isolated area. I demurred, saying I loved the city and am rarely talked out it. Ignoring my polite refusals, he kept pushing. I had to repeatedly decline to leave the city for any reason and pointed out that my own rural upbringing left me with such a bad taste in my mouth that I would never live outside the city again. Still not daunted, he continued to spin the story of his idyllic life working with a wealthy family's garden. Since he lives on an island, he segued into a story about waiting for the ferry.

I tuned out a bit at that point. I was counting the minutes and wondering why the service was so slow. When I tuned back in, the story had taken a darker turn. It involved a dog, a ferry, some angry shouting, and some kind of discipline to keep the dog from barking. Slowly, it dawned on me that this story was going to end with "...and that's how I got arrested for animal cruelty." Sure enough, he wrapped up the story with that line and wanted to talk about his trials with the law. After that, he returned totrying to get me to visit his place.

74 minutes. The date lasted 74 minutes and I should have bailed after we got seated. The only upside was that I got much more forward about ending future dates early, never doing more than coffee, and always having an escape route.

First Date Stories

TemlynWriting — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 19:18:57 CDT

We've all had them-- first dates. Some are horrors, some are perfect!

I met this man online and we talked for about 1 month before setting up a first date, we really got to know each other oh so I thought. The first date was setup and he wanted to do something really nice and surprise me so I said ok. The date went really well, we went to see butterflies then barnes and noble walk around then out to dinner. The date went well with a good night kiss, then he asked if we could watch a movie the next night, I said ok and when he got there he said lets pop the movie in. We watched the movie and talked about actors & movies and nothing else... as soon as it was over, he basically ran out of my house. Then I get an email the next day saying "He flees when he gets nervous and he felt that I was pushing expectations on him on our second date." Again we chatted about movies and actors at what point could anyone put expectations on someone? Needless to say 3 weeks later he dropped me an IM and proceeded to list everything I did wrong on the date. Nothing he said made any sense.. it was like we were on 2 very different dates. So even though we talked for about 1 month prior to setting up the date, he was definately not the same person. I think he may have had a few people in his head.

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Dating - The Eco Friendly Way!

jenn4luv — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 12:10:53 CDT

Many free dating sites are emerging left and right each claiming themselves to be better than others. Success of any site depends on many factors, including the targetted audience, the backend design, the promotion and most important on member response. If people start finding thier love interest, that dating site can be called good enough.

Promatching.com is such site. According to prweb, this one is a unique in itself. This is the first major environment friendly online dating website that makes it easy for singles to find each other. An interesting ISMM System drives it's matchmaking system that matches singles based on their significant traits. Since singles can find each other very fast and easily, there is no question of wasting the bandwidth and electricity on searching your love online. Seriously, daters deserve to find their love in as much less time and effort as possible. If an online dating can accomplish that, why not give it a try. Must be well worth the try. And why not, it's all free.

Members can also enjoy the inbuilt advanced inbox and manage their email messages in a proper manner. Members can contact each other for free. Although, there are a few more features that could be added to this dating service to make it an all around dating website. They are missing the chatting feature. I think that would help members to know someone really fast, and if they don't click, they can decide to ignore each other. They can also increase the number of photos one can upload. They only provide option to upload six pictures currently. Whereas other dating sites offer more. Something that can be looked into. Also, they are missing on the number of members. There is not much choice to choose from.

Dating Stories

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Singles Canada in the news

MMMomma — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 20:00:28 CDT

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SinglesCanada.com Releases Hilarious YouTube Video called "Dating Susan Boyle" Within 10 days, Singlescanada.com has become a YouTube rising star after introducing their humorous YouTube Video entitled "Dating Susan Boyle."

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Singles Canada was founded so Canadian singles could meet local singles with similar interests and desires. We are always thrilled to hear the true stories of couples who have met because of my service.

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The purpose of the video wasn't to be off-the-wall or outrageous, but to use humor to demonstrate how bad the bar scene can be and how quick it is to post a dating profile and get a response. Susan Boyle seemed to be the best example of a person who should use an online dating service. Singles Canada has been contacted by many viewers asking if there will be a sequel.

It was a lot of fun to film so we just might do more.

(PRWEB) June 2, 2009 - SinglesCanada.com, Canada's premiere online dating service, has weaved humor and truth together with their first YouTube commercial entitled "Dating Susan Boyle", which has been viewed more than 10,000 times in less than 10 days.

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The video is a unique take on dating, combining humor with everyone's desire to find that perfect someone. It follows one man's desire to find his soulmate, aptly named Susan Boyle after the Britain's Got Talent singer who claims she has never been kissed. The moral of the video is "There's someone out there for everyone".
This phrase is one of the principles behind the formation of Singles Canada, one of Canada's oldest and most respected dating sites. Singles Canada was formed in 1998 and is designed specifically for Canadian singles to meet other singles from Toronto to Vancouver With more than 3 million dating profiles, its coast-to-coast reach and the fact it continues to grow even amidst a struggling economy, Singles Canada has become Canada's premiere dating service.
Patsy Copus, the site's founder and CEO, said: "Singles Canada was founded so Canadian singles could meet local singles with similar interests and desires. We are always thrilled to hear the true stories of couples who have met because of my service."
When Copus started Singles Canada, she was one of the first females to start a dating Web site. Since then she has found out that most dating sites are still dominated by men and that the owner of these sites remain hidden and prefer to work behind the scenes.
But Copus said she wanted to make sure that her customers knew who she was and gives them the opportunity to contact her via the Singles Canada Facebook page, Twitter, and through Copus's personal blog. Copus is a wife, mother and now grandmother who is still a fervent believer in giving back. In the past ten years she has volunteered at her local hospital, and donated to the Princess Margaret Hospital Cancer Fund through the "Pink Bedroom Party". Copus believes that everyone can give back in some way and rest easy knowing that they have made a positive change in their community or the world as a whole.

In today's world, people are extending their love search across the globe. That's why Singles Canada has extended their online dating sites in response to singles from the U.K, Australia, New Zealand and the United States who wanted to meet single Canadians.
Online dating has continuously shown that it can be one of the most effective methods for meeting someone. An incredible 7.8 million people from Britain have used some form of online dating that lasted at least one year, according to research from parship.com. Furthermore, the same site has reported that Internet daters have soared by 20 per cent since 2007. And a recent Which? Survey showed that more than 60 per cent of those polled believed it as easier to meet someone on a dating site than in a pub, club or even through friends, further showing that no matter the economy, Internet dating is here to stay and will continue to grow.
Singles Canada's first YouTube video, clearly shows how we should never "Judge a book by its cover" and that there truly is "someone out there for everyone"
Copus said: "The purpose of the video wasn't to be off-the-wall or outrageous, but to use humor to demonstrate how bad the bar scene can be and how quick it is to post a dating profile and get a response. Susan Boyle seemed to be the best example of a person who should use an online dating service. Singles Canada has been contacted by many viewers asking if there will be a sequel." Copus responded "It was a lot of fun to film so we just might do more."
For more information, visit www.singlescanada.com.
About Singles Canada
Singles Canada was formed in 1998 by Patsy Copus in response to the growing need for a dating service just for Canadians, and has grown to be Canada's largest online dating service with more than 3 million dating profiles. The site features a growing network of dating sites which include dating services for the U.K. Australia and New Zealand singles who are interested in Canadians.
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Dating in the News

MMMomma — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 19:54:26 CDT

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FlowMingle

benbry — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 14:44:51 CDT

FlowMingle is a new take on online dating that is inherently social and group oriented.

FlowMingle abandons the notion of a ‘profile’ and the over-promising of personality tests, and instead relies on daily group interaction to create an inherently social and engaging experience. FlowMingle intelligently places people in small local groups that interact with each other during a five day guided introduction process. Each day the group is presented an ice-breaker question that is designed to encourage interpersonal communication, spark interest, and help people get to know each other in a meaningful way. Group members can also send personal messages that may be received on a mobile phone.

At the end of the introduction process, group members decide who they would like to communicate one-on-one with. FlowMingle helps members initiate communication, plan a meeting, and stay in contact.

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All About Dating

LobEng — Wed, 06 May 2009 07:49:07 CDT

Love at your fingertips.....Love Birds

Pick-Up Lines

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Dating Advice

ScubaDate — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 20:47:08 CDT

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Gay and Lesbian Dating Sites

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