dating

I've been doing the online dating thing for about six months, and as you might guess I haven't had that much success with it because I'm still doing it. It has been a wild ride for sure, but nothing up to this point can compare with the crazy thing that happened Friday night. I'm a little offended and entertained by it at the same time!

Sometimes I wonder if we should stop inventing things. Do we really need an app that will take the work out of relationships, and automatically send sweet texts to a sig other?

Fellas I have to tell you...if I can hear you chewing your food, I'm grossed out!  If you're wolfing down your burgers and pizza and slurping and smacking all the while, you might be fun for a night, but I don't think we'll be eating mashed potatoes and gravy together when we're seventy! Even if there are flowers and candlelight and sweet talk to go along with a romantic meal by the fire, if you c

Last summer when a long-term relationship of mine ended, the breakup process lasted three months.

I ran across an article today that said the average long term relationship lasts for two years and nine months. Don't look at your watch!  I'm sure yours will last much longer. But why are these relationships caving?

Dating in general can be such a crapshoot, but the experts say there are ways to be successful at it. Do tell! We're all ears!

Your hair is coiffed. Your breath is a minty collection of Crest, Scope and Ice Breakers gum. Your scent is a dazzling aroma that says “seduction.”

Hey gals, out there in the cruel dating world, I have a question for you. Do you think chivalry dead? Case in point -- a guy takes you out on a great first date, and then he leans in and sweetly asks you to split the check. WHAT?!

WhatsYourPrice.com, a new dating website that requires users to bid on opportunities to date attractive people, has taken gold digging and shallowness to the far end of extreme. The website explains it's for those who "have high standards" and are "willing to pay" to go out with someone they find attractive.

Wanna know if the cute guy you're chatting up has long-term potential? According to BusinessInsider.com you can actually ask some casual questions and get a pretty good idea -- more after the jump.