i grew up in mechanicsville.. if anyone knows where that is so it would be cool to be not too too far from there since thats where my family is.. i get out of the army in about 7 months and am trying to figure out where i want to live…..i want to live near the water, lake, river whatever.. the mountains would be nice too… outdoor activities, live music… not in the city.. but not too far from the city… i love nature and outdoor activities.. hiking, biking, jogging… …

I have read that most long term couples meet at work. That’s where I met the man I am with.

I am a single Mother working part time as a System Analyst and have a deep desire to become a Counsellor, however, with lack of time and finances, I don’t know where to start?
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I’ve met about 4 guys on an online dating site who after e-mailing each other for a bit, asked if I was on Facebook and asked if they could be added as a friend. I’m uncomfortable letting these guys know my last name much less see all my personal information, pics, friends, etc. This to me is a turn off. What do you think??

does anyone have an account to any of these online dating sites. how would you rate it? i have match.com but so far nothing has been successful. does anyone have any good stories concerning match.com?

We want to be happy in relationships, but don’t know how. The old way of dating and mating simply doesn’t work anymore. The rules have changed and most of us don’t know what the new rules are. In searching for love, most singles are using trial and error, flying by the seat of their pants, or following bad advice. “Conscious Dating” does not offer manipulative or deceptive practices that compromise who you are, in fact it helps singles celebrate who they are and see being single as an …

I am shy, don’t go to bars and clubs. Where should I try to meet women?

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Practical, encouraging and giddily optimistic, regular guy Kearns is convinced that “the world is full of lonely winners,” but that the hunt for Mr. Right is often unsuccessful because women are taught, consciously and otherwise, not to make themselves available, and thus “don’t give themselves enough of a choice.” Kearns directs the lovelorn to embrace every opportunity to meet people, no matter how trivial the occasion, and not just when you’re “ready for a Vogue cover shot.” As women’s own …

From Publishers Weekly
Former director of women’s programs at UC Berkeley, Page now conducts singles workshops for both sexes. Men and women who want permanent partners will benefit from her “10 strategies that will change your love life forever,” as set forth in this engaging guide. The advice is illustrated by case histories of Page’s clients, whose progress toward emotional fulfillment is described in their own words. Also detailed are stories of failed relationships and their causes. Each chapter contains an experiment designed …