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					  <title><![CDATA[Do You Want Your Ex Back? Use This Strategy To Win Back An Ex]]></title>
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					  <description><![CDATA[If you have recently been broken up with, there's a big<br/>
chance that you are facing one of the most challenging<br/>
times of your life.  It's natural to go through lots of<br/>
varying emotions after a relationship ends and sometimes it<br/>
feels like you can't get over it.  If this sounds familiar<br/>
to you, you've most likely asked the question "how can I<br/>
win my ex back"?  We wanted to show you a strategy that you<br/>
can make use of <a target="_blank" href="http://www.get-back-with-ex.com/">to get them back</a>.<br/>
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					  <author>no@spam.com (Grant Dougan)</author>
					  <pubDate>Tue, 22 Sep 2009 11:36:52 EDT</pubDate>
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					  <title><![CDATA[Help My Marriage! - Steps To Marriage Restoration!]]></title>
					  <link>http://www.articlesofadvice.com/articles/1194/1/Help-My-Marriage---Steps-To-Marriage-Restoration/Page1.html</link>
					  <description><![CDATA["Somebody, please help my marriage!" How many times I have<br/>
heard this cry from broken-hearted couples seeking help.<br/>
However, if you are having marriage problems, be<br/>
encouraged! I have seen these same marriages turned into<br/>
loving, caring relationships with the help of some good<br/>
counseling and guidance. ]]></description>
					  <author>no@spam.com (Claude Anthony)</author>
					  <pubDate>Tue, 22 Sep 2009 10:32:15 EDT</pubDate>
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					  <title><![CDATA[Single? Help Your Sugardaddie Find You]]></title>
					  <link>http://www.articlesofadvice.com/articles/1168/1/Single-Help-Your-Sugardaddie-Find-You/Page1.html</link>
					  <description><![CDATA[Still waiting for your Prince? Well, with a Sugar Daddy's<br/>
dating service, you don't have to wait, you can take put<br/>
your love life into your own hands and go look for your own<br/>
Prince Charming.<br/>
<br/>
Where am I going with this? Well, there's still one thing<br/>
that you ladies must ask: Can women approach men? Many<br/>
ladies hesitate to break this taboo since this is almost as<br/>
good as being written on stone: that men should do the<br/>
contacting first. Thoughts like, "Gosh, what would he think<br/>
if I approach him first?" or "What kind of decent woman<br/>
would need to approach men first?" or yet another one, "I'm<br/>
sure that my Prince Charming would come to me, I should<br/>
just wait." If you still think this way, then sister, I<br/>
think that you may need to change the way you think.<br/>
<br/>
The fact that today's cut-throat world is the same in<br/>
professional dating should be made clear. You cannot just<br/>
leave your love life simply to fate or chance or random<br/>
circumstance. There are really good opportunities in<br/>
millionaire dating, some of which you might miss out<br/>
because of being shy.<br/>
<br/>
In a research conducted by a website, it showed that men do<br/>
not get discouraged when a girl contacts him first. It is<br/>
quite flattering for them to be contacted first, and they<br/>
will more than likely respond. Research says that women can<br/>
expect a whopping 70% chance of expecting a response from<br/>
men, whenever they make the first step of sending out that<br/>
first email. See? That's 70%! And to think that you<br/>
hesitated in sending the initial email!<br/>
<br/>
Girls, you need to realize that competition is really hard,<br/>
and there are a lot of women out there who are looking for<br/>
a millionaire match too. Thinking about the sheer number of<br/>
people can overwhelm you, but don't just stand back and<br/>
make the first move. If I were a man, I would really<br/>
appreciate it when a woman would come forward first. Just<br/>
the same way that we get flattered with an email sent from<br/>
a guy. There is almost no more ego-issue with this because<br/>
this isn't unusual anymore.<br/>
<br/>
Now, do not think that you are the only one struggling<br/>
through this. There are really lots of women who battle<br/>
through, don't be single forever and <a target="_blank" href="http://www.ukmillionairedating.com/">create your own luck<br/>
in your love life</a>. ]]></description>
					  <author>no@spam.com (Andrea Carless)</author>
					  <pubDate>Thu, 10 Sep 2009 12:58:00 EDT</pubDate>
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					  <title><![CDATA[Abuse and Divorce - You Are Not the Only Victim in Your Domestic Violence Divorce]]></title>
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					  <description><![CDATA[<a target="_blank" href="http://www.enddomesticabuse.org/legal_domestic_abuse.php">Domestic violence</a> survivors often believe they are the only<br/>
victims in their divorce proceedings. And this belief adds<br/>
to their victimization. While it is true that they are<br/>
indeed victimized by the partner they are divorcing, their<br/>
partners may be victims of legal counsel.<br/>
<br/>
Some successful, lucrative divorce law practices consist of<br/>
clients that are highly motivated to litigate. And an<br/>
angry, get even, gain control type of litigant is highly<br/>
motivated to do all that can be done to WIN, including<br/>
protracted litigation and/or the threat of litigation ad<br/>
nauseam.<br/>
<br/>
The Abuser As Divorce Attorney's Victim<br/>
<br/>
So this couple, abuser and his divorce lawyer, are ripe for<br/>
another kind of abusive relationship. We see them all the<br/>
time. You may not recognize them, because you're focused on<br/>
your soon-to-be ex-partner as being an empowered gunman<br/>
with a loaded pistol.<br/>
<br/>
You see his* attorney as his loaded gun, and may not<br/>
realize that your soon-to-be ex-partner is a victim of the<br/>
gun he points at you. The gun is most likely fueling the<br/>
already existing venom within the perpetrator, more likely<br/>
than encouraging his client to settle with you.<br/>
<br/>
Opposing counsel is supporting the "my way, no way"<br/>
mentality of the abuser and my way is often leaving you<br/>
homeless, penniless and childless. Let's face it, the<br/>
abuser needs to save face, show his rightness and maintain<br/>
control at all costs. And counsel will help him do just<br/>
that.<br/>
<br/>
So when the abuser loses some steam, his attorney will keep<br/>
the fire going by reminding him of how horrible life will<br/>
be when you get such and such and he has to pay you<br/>
whatever amount. You get the picture?<br/>
<br/>
What Breaks the Cycle of Legal Abuser Victimization?<br/>
<br/>
Now, often this will be done until the abuser has been<br/>
turned upside down and every dime has been shaken out of<br/>
his pockets. Then, counsel will encourage closure on what<br/>
seemed to be endless litigation.<br/>
<br/>
The importance of your seeing this is that once you do, it<br/>
will have an empowering effect on you. You will see that<br/>
you are entangled in an abuse dynamic that is larger than<br/>
you and the abusive partner you long to have out of your<br/>
life.<br/>
<br/>
* My reference to the abuser in this scenario as being a<br/>
man only reflects the publicized trends and does not mean<br/>
to imply that men are not victimized by their female<br/>
partners. ]]></description>
					  <author>no@spam.com (Dr. Jeanne King PhD )</author>
					  <pubDate>Wed, 02 Sep 2009 11:48:19 EDT</pubDate>
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					  <title><![CDATA[Time for a new begining]]></title>
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					  <description><![CDATA[Many women I meet in my role of psychologist/therapist are<br/>
feeling miserable due to the break up of a relationship.<br/>
Some tell me that they feel desperate because they just<br/>
don't see how things can improve in the future.<br/>
<br/>
In these situations I always ask this question " if your<br/>
sister or good friend were in the position you find<br/>
yourself in now, how would you treat her?"<br/>
<br/>
Invariably I get the same answer with slight variations. It<br/>
goes like this. "I would encourage her to eat properly and<br/>
get enough sleep. I would try to make her laugh and take<br/>
her out of herself. I would buy her little gifts and treats<br/>
to show her that she is special and loved"<br/>
<br/>
My response is to say, "that's wonderful' thank you - you<br/>
have just told me what you need to be doing for yourself".<br/>
As women we are nurturers' we care for others and yet often<br/>
the last people we nurture are ourselves.  Caring for<br/>
ourselves isn't selfish it's practical. Caring for<br/>
ourselves means that we have more to give to and share with<br/>
others.<br/>
<br/>
Its time to start being your own big sister and taking care<br/>
of yourself. In a moment I'll explain a good way to start.<br/>
First I would like us to look briefly at your thought<br/>
process as you might be having thoughts that would stand in<br/>
the way of your success.<br/>
<br/>
You may feel that lack of time or money prevents you from<br/>
bringing more pleasure into your life. The great news is it<br/>
doesn't have to take a great deal of either. Some pleasures<br/>
cost nothing, like taking a walk in the park on a sunny day<br/>
- or a lie in - or curling up on the sofa with a favourite<br/>
magazine or novel?<br/>
<br/>
Most of the things we enjoy cost little and don't take up a<br/>
great deal of time. The important thing is of course to<br/>
take action on bringing more pleasure into your life not<br/>
just think about it.<br/>
<br/>
I use an exercise along these lines when working with<br/>
groups of people. I ask each person to make a list of the<br/>
things and situations that bring them pleasure and to say<br/>
how often they indulge in them.<br/>
<br/>
<a target="_blank" href="http://www.eileenedwards.co.uk/">Participants</a> are almost always surprised about how simple<br/>
and inexpensive it would be to bring these pleasures into<br/>
their lives or enjoy them more frequently. We all need and<br/>
deserve pleasure so it's important to start bringing more<br/>
of it into your life now.<br/>
<br/>
Spend the next few days taking care of your needs and I<br/>
promise you will start to feel better whatever your<br/>
situation. But don't stop there. Let caring for yourself<br/>
become a beneficial way of life beneficial for you and all<br/>
those that you interact with. ]]></description>
					  <author>no@spam.com (Eileen Edwards)</author>
					  <pubDate>Tue, 01 Sep 2009 17:37:47 EDT</pubDate>
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					  <title><![CDATA[What Is The Best Way To Catch A Cheater When You Suspect They Are Being Unfaithful?]]></title>
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					  <description><![CDATA[Do you suspect that you have an unfaithful spouse?<br/>
Unfortunately, this happens more often than most people<br/>
think it does, especially these days with the internet<br/>
connecting people. There are many spouses that get online<br/>
everyday to cheat on their spouse. This is something that<br/>
no one wants to believe is happening to them, but if you<br/>
suspect that it is, than you need to know how to <a target="_blank" href="http://www.emailrevealer.com/">catch a<br/>
cheater</a> to prove it.<br/>
<br/>
You don't want to just ignore it and hope that your spouse<br/>
will stop because the truth is that they won't. Why should<br/>
you live with someone that doesn't respect you enough to be<br/>
faithful? You don't have to and that is why you need to<br/>
know that the best way to catch a spouse cheating on you is<br/>
to hire an infidelity investigator. No one deserves to be<br/>
cheated on and knowing the truth will help you get out of<br/>
this type of unhappy situation.<br/>
<br/>
Did you know that you can find an infidelity investigator<br/>
to tell you whether your spouse has joined dating services,<br/>
personal ads and some will even tell you if they are<br/>
joining adult sites. Knowing this will definitely be useful<br/>
because it will prove that if they are not already<br/>
cheating, they at least have plans to because if they<br/>
didn't, then they would not be joining these types of sites<br/>
online.<br/>
<br/>
You can do a search with any major search engine to help<br/>
you <a target="_blank" href="http://www.emailrevealer.com/">find an infidelity investigator</a> that will help you<br/>
catch your cheating spouse. All they need from you to find<br/>
them online is their email address. If they have more than<br/>
one address, then you may want to mention this because they<br/>
may be able to check all of the addresses for you to find<br/>
out for sure. However, this is something you will have to<br/>
ask the investigator.<br/>
<br/>
Now that you know the best way to catch a cheater, you can<br/>
start looking for an investigator to help you. Once you<br/>
find them, then it is just a matter of time before the<br/>
truth will be revealed about your unfaithful spouse. Don't<br/>
just ignore your suspicions, instead, do something about<br/>
them to find out what is really going on. Otherwise, you<br/>
are going to end up being more unhappy than you already<br/>
are. No one needs to live this way, so don't put up with it<br/>
if you suspect something because you can be sure that it<br/>
will only get worse. ]]></description>
					  <author>no@spam.com (Ed Opperman)</author>
					  <pubDate>Tue, 01 Sep 2009 16:21:59 EDT</pubDate>
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					  <title><![CDATA[Dating Guidelines for Single Parents]]></title>
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					  <description><![CDATA[For singles without children, dating is hard and stressful<br/>
as it is, but for single parents, it is that much more<br/>
difficult, since you must consider the welfare of your<br/>
child or children. This does not mean that you must live<br/>
your life alone until the kids become adults and move out.<br/>
It is possible to combine single parenting and dating.<br/>
<br/>
The first thing about single parents and dating is the need<br/>
to be realistic. A single person with no kids has a bigger<br/>
playground to play in, so to speak. A playground to a<br/>
single parent is a lot smaller with a lot less toys to<br/>
choose from. A lot of people have made the choice of not<br/>
having any children of their own. Whatever their reasons,<br/>
it is a choice that is very personal. You must be extra<br/>
careful and selective as a single parent, because the<br/>
person you date may one day be a part of your child's or<br/>
children's life's. Therefore, if it is <a target="_blank" href="http://top10-onlinedating.com/">online dating</a> where<br/>
you are looking for your future partner, when completing<br/>
your profile, answer truthfully and state the number of<br/>
children you have, this way the person viewing your profile<br/>
will have the option of wanting to meet you, or not.<br/>
<br/>
Single parents usually look for other single parents to<br/>
date. Having children yourself should make you open to<br/>
dating others who also have children. This is also a part<br/>
of reality. While you may not have thought about expanding<br/>
your family, meeting someone with a child or two, might do<br/>
just that. As a single parent who is dating you need to be<br/>
open minded as to what is available out there. That does<br/>
not mean you need to settle for someone under your<br/>
expectations, or standards.<br/>
<br/>
Being a single parent can be difficult depending on the age<br/>
of your child or children. When you have small children who<br/>
may need babysitting services when you go out, your going<br/>
out times may turn out to be few and far between. Having<br/>
children usually turns you neglectful of your personal<br/>
needs and soon you may start feeling alone and isolated.<br/>
You now don't know where to begin when you are ready to<br/>
date. As a single parent you may often have serious doubts<br/>
as to whether someone will wish to date you when they learn<br/>
you have a child or children.<br/>
<br/>
Although the home situation is very important, a person who<br/>
will date a single parent needs to focus on the person they<br/>
are dating rather than on the home situation. The domestic<br/>
situation is, of course, important, but it is not who that<br/>
person is. ]]></description>
					  <author>no@spam.com (Gladys Alvarez)</author>
					  <pubDate>Tue, 01 Sep 2009 15:41:36 EDT</pubDate>
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					  <title><![CDATA[If You Have An Unhappy Marriage Don&#039;t Despair! It Can Be Put Right - Read On To Find Out How...]]></title>
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					  <description><![CDATA[Many unhappy marriages can be put back on track, but you<br/>
have to be honest with yourself. Answer this question: do<br/>
you take your fair share of responsibility in your marriage<br/>
(or partnership) , and do you always do your best to avoid<br/>
arguments? The honest answer, for many of us, is probably<br/>
no. If you answered yes, you are probably deluding<br/>
yourself! An unhappy marriage, or partnership, is often the<br/>
outcome of such delusion.<br/>
<br/>
But, if we can stop playing the 'blame' game, and do<br/>
something about controlling the arguments we get ourselves<br/>
into, it can result in positive change. When it comes to<br/>
making improvements in your personal relationship you know<br/>
there are no 'magic-bullets that can come up with 'magical<br/>
answers'; it takes an open mind - and some action - to help<br/>
bring back the happiness to your relationship.<br/>
<br/>
To start you moving in the right direction there are two<br/>
things that should help you focus your mind on making the<br/>
improvements you seek. These are:<br/>
<br/>
1 - Taking responsibility for your own actions, and, 2 -<br/>
How to deal with arguments, and how to use them as an<br/>
opportunity for positive change.  Start the process by<br/>
being frank and honest about your own attitudes to both of<br/>
these issues and you will find some practical ways that<br/>
should help you<a target="_blank" href="http://www.relationshipcollection.com/"> get your relationship running smoothly<br/>
again</a>.<br/>
<br/>
So, let's start with what your attitude should be towards<br/>
taking some responsibility in your marriage or partnership.<br/>
Too often we transfer all of the blame for our unhappiness<br/>
onto our partner. It is quite possible that what may be<br/>
going wrong in your relationship is totally their fault.<br/>
But why not turn this thought around. Consider that you<br/>
could be part of the problem too. Take some responsibility<br/>
and acknowledge the fact that, if things aren't totally<br/>
rosy for you, it is as much your 'problem' as it is theirs.<br/>
<br/>
You will start to to move forward, and not backward or<br/>
sideways, by taking responsibility! Don't put all the onus<br/>
of responsibility onto your partner. Be positive, and try<br/>
to be fair. Whatever you do, don't shirk your<br/>
responsibilities and take time to think your situation<br/>
through properly. Take some time to analyze what it is you<br/>
are doing (or not doing!) that might be causing the<br/>
problem. Try to be honest with yourself and you may put<br/>
your finger on the problems that are the most serious for<br/>
you, and then you will be able to do something about them.<br/>
<br/>
Think of it this way. How many times, when something goes<br/>
wrong, do you say: "Well, that's not my problem, it's the<br/>
responsibility of...". Of course you may be right and it<br/>
really isn't your fault that things are the way they are<br/>
currently. But, ask yourself, "If I carry on blaming<br/>
him/her and making him/her take all the
responsibility?<br/>"will that help me to move in the direction
of 'solving' the problem?"<br/>
<br/>
The answer is almost certainly... probably not! So, don't<br/>
push all the 'responsibility' onto your spouse or partner.<br/>
You have to show him, or her, that you're prepared to take<br/>
your fair share of the blame for things not being as you<br/>
want them to be.<br/>
<br/>
Stephen Covey, in his book, 7 Habits of Highly Effective<br/>
Families, says that responsibility is simply the " ability<br/>
to choose our response. Remember, we do not have to respond<br/>
to stimuli and triggers the same way we have always done in<br/>
the past. We do have a choice. It may involve us practicing<br/>
a real commitment on our part to letting go of 'old<br/>
patterns of behavior'. So, try something new. Relationships<br/>
are often much better served if the end result is not to be<br/>
an argument.<br/>
<br/>
At this point, rather than cover the second major issue<br/>
that causes serious problems in most relationships - the<br/>
dreaded argument - I will be covering this in my next<br/>
article. There are some very effective 'tools' to stop the<br/>
arguments from getting out of hand, so you don't end up<br/>
getting uptight and angry.<br/>
<br/>
For now I will leave you to give serious thought to working<br/>
on taking your share of the responsibility in your<br/>
relationship, so you don't have to endure an unhappy<br/>
marriage for much longer! The ball is now in your court...<br/>
so be positive and try not to be stubborn! Until next time<br/>
take Steven Covey's advice and choose your responses<br/>
carefully when communicating with your spouse, or partner.<br/>
All it takes is a little practice to change those old<br/>
habits that probably aren't doing either of you any good!<br/>
Until next time... bye for now!<br/>
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					  <author>no@spam.com (Tony Darbyshire)</author>
					  <pubDate>Tue, 01 Sep 2009 13:30:22 EDT</pubDate>
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					  <title><![CDATA[Places to hold your Chester wedding]]></title>
					  <link>http://www.articlesofadvice.com/articles/1110/1/Places-to-hold-your-Chester-wedding/Page1.html</link>
					  <description><![CDATA[Just think your wedding in Chester may turn out to be the<br/>
most important and special day of your entire life. You<br/>
want it be a day of exceptional beauty with memories to<br/>
take with you and share forever with your partner.<br/>
<br/>
A beautiful venue will make the Chester wedding<br/>
photographer' s job much easier and the result will be some<br/>
spectacular pictures of your day.<br/>
<br/>
Your decision on which Chester wedding venue to choose will<br/>
reflect on your everlasting memories of your perfect day.<br/>
Finding the perfect wedding venue in Chester may help you<br/>
on your way to the best start for your new marriage so take<br/>
your time to choose. It is a good idea to make sure that<br/>
the wedding venue that you select can accommodate all your<br/>
needs so that you can relax and enjoy the biggest<br/>
celebration. Attending a Chester Wedding Show is a good use<br/>
of your time and will help with your choices.<br/>
<br/>
Some thought should be taken as to where you will have your<br/>
Chester wedding venue - will the city centre be your first<br/>
choice or will you take advantage of the stunning Cheshire<br/>
countryside? How far will your wedding guests have to<br/>
travel? Will your chosen venue be able to provide somewhere<br/>
for your guests to park and stay overnight?<br/>
<br/>
Chester has a fantastic and romantic history and this can<br/>
bring people from further away to experience their special<br/>
day in a Chester wedding venue.<br/>
<br/>
Inviting your friends and family to the city of Chester is<br/>
brilliant because it is not just your Chester wedding and<br/>
the excellent venue you have chosen that they will<br/>
experience. There is plenty to entertain your guests<br/>
throughout Chester and Cheshire.<br/>
<br/>
Once you have reached the all important conclusion about<br/>
which Chester wedding venue will host your special day a<br/>
big chunk of your wedding planning will be arranged. Many<br/>
wedding venues in Chester offer a complete package for your<br/>
special day so you can be rest assured that nearly all the<br/>
organising will be don for you.<br/>
<br/>
Reading reviews, looking through photographs and visiting<br/>
the hotels is a great idea before you book.<br/>
<br/>
The <a target="_blank" href="http://directoryofchester.net/blog/chester-events-directory/">Directory of Chester</a> brings you just a few of the many<br/>
Chester Wedding Venues in its listings:<br/>
<br/>
De Vere Carden Park Hotel, Chester Grosvenor Hotel and Spa,<br/>
Crabwall Manor Hotel, Mollington Banastre Hotel and Spa,<br/>
Queen Hotel, Chester Ramada Hotel, Rowton Hall Country<br/>
House Hotel ]]></description>
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					  <title><![CDATA[Pros and Cons of Online Dating]]></title>
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					  <description><![CDATA[Pros and Cons of online dating adverts fill our inbox, ads<br/>
appear on a large percentage of the websites we visit, and<br/>
they even, on occasion, show up on our television screens.<br/>
Because of the percentage of people turning to the Internet<br/>
for a date, it is important to keep in mind the <a target="_blank" href="http://top10-onlinedating.com/">pros and<br/>
cons to online dating</a>.<br/>
<br/>
PROS: One of the biggest advantages to online dating, is<br/>
the vast number of people who have signed up on dating<br/>
websites looking for their one and only. This allows you to<br/>
meet more people who are interested in dating, quickly or<br/>
not. Online dating websites give you more choices in who<br/>
you meet, because you are given the opportunity to browse<br/>
through countless of online profiles with or without<br/>
pictures (you can always request a picture/s) before<br/>
deciding who you would like to start communicating with.<br/>
You can also abstain from communicating with someone if you<br/>
so choose, while still remaining anonymous.<br/>
<br/>
The opportunity is much higher for you to get to know the<br/>
person you are interested in, because their profile gives<br/>
you an idea of the person's personality, interests, likes,<br/>
dislikes, ethnicity, religious background and so on before<br/>
you get to meet them in person. Email and instant messaging<br/>
are also popular methods for people to communicate with<br/>
each other. The cell phone is also practical, (do not<br/>
recommend giving your home number while in the first stages<br/>
of getting acquainted).<br/>
<br/>
Another reason why online dating is so popular is because<br/>
it eliminates the fear of the rejection factor as well as<br/>
the social awkwardness that one might feel when meeting<br/>
someone new, because initial interaction is anonymous<br/>
throughout most online dating websites.<br/>
<br/>
CONS: There are still people who will join dating sites<br/>
just to look at profiles, even if they are not interested<br/>
in dating. So you may be interested in his/her profile but<br/>
he/she won't be interested in yours. The numbers of women<br/>
who have joined the online websites far outnumber the<br/>
number of men. Good for the men who have joined.<br/>
<br/>
The number of online dating users who misrepresent<br/>
themselves is quite high. The anonymity of such sites gives<br/>
them this opportunity. Most often it is about their<br/>
appearance, age, economic status, and even gender. Single<br/>
does not always mean what it should. Some people claim to<br/>
be single when in fact they are still married or in the<br/>
process of a divorce.<br/>
<br/>
Online scams are very prevalent on the Internet and it is<br/>
seeping onto the online dating websites. Users will fill<br/>
out a profile in order to collect addresses and in turn try<br/>
and scam them out of money. The only thing you can do is to<br/>
protect yourself first. That old saying, "if it sounds too<br/>
good to be true it probably is", carries over into online<br/>
dating. Be cautious of who you meet and where; and always<br/>
let a friend or family member know where you will be. While<br/>
there are many wonderful success stories of couples who<br/>
have met online, there are just as many disappointing<br/>
stories of first meetings that never turned into second<br/>
ones. ]]></description>
					  <author>no@spam.com (Gladys Alvarez)</author>
					  <pubDate>Mon, 31 Aug 2009 17:06:03 EDT</pubDate>
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