Posted by Patrick Woolmer on Sat 8th September 2007 at 02:55 AM, Filed in Dating Safety
A study by ABC News back in 2004 revealed some alarming facts about sex on the first date:
17 percent of women report having had sex on a first date
42 percent of men report having had sex on a first date.
Experts warn women tend to underestimate those figures and men tend to overestimate.
Do you feel these are true facts?
Posted by Hayden Allen on Thu 23rd August 2007 at 03:39 AM, Filed in Dating Safety
In a relationship, if you don’t argue there’s normally something wrong – it’s healthy to disagree and sometimes argue as it allows you to present your independence within the relationship and lets your partner know where you stand. Obviously if the arguing is always occurring then you know something is wrong too, but there is a happy medium.
Arguing is a process of cleaning the relationship. Most arguments get heated, but when everyone cools down you tend to have built a stronger bond although it may not feel that way at the time.
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Posted by Bob Bulmer on Fri 17th August 2007 at 12:25 AM, Filed in Dating Safety
With 28 million users worldwide men should be very worried about cheating on past dates. This is a new social networking site for ladies to share their dating experiences and stories on and generally chat about the opposite sex!
Check it out at DontDateHimGirl.Com … it may save you a lot of heartach!
(Via About Dating)
Posted by Bob Bulmer on Sat 11th August 2007 at 02:57 AM, Filed in Dating Safety
Here’s an unusual story hot off the press. A woman from Florida who’s been missing for over a year and a half has turned up on a lesbian dating site and another for senior citizens.
Jennifer Kesse disappeared when she was 24 has been posted with the profile name of lindaneedslove on SeniorPeopleMeet.com and Chickcheckinaz on LesbianPersonalsOnline.com.
Her father is rightfully very upset about the whole affair, as some sick individual has obviously gone to her website www.jenniferkesse.com dedicated to finding her, and pinched her profile to add to these sites.
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Posted by Ruth Miller on Thu 26th July 2007 at 03:14 AM, Filed in Dating Safety
Dating violence is on the rise we’re sorry to say. When there’s testosterone and booze involved it can be a very unpleasant situation.
Here are some great tips to minimise risk of getting into difficult situation:
1 – Avoid drinking heavily. Keep drinking to a minimum and always be aware how much they are putting away. If they are drinking too heavily then make your ecuses to go early.
2 – Be prepared. Be ready to attract the attention of people nearby with a rape alarm or even a scream.
3 – Stick to busy places. On early dates make sure you are in a densly populated bar.
4 – Remain calm & rational. If they do show signs of potential violence don’t start crying or pleading. This may actually make him get off on the situation.
5 – Repulse them. If violence looks iminant, try and vomit or urinate to get their mind off any images they may have cungered up.
6 – Get evidence. If you are a victim of dating violence do not clean yourself. Get straight to the police station, report it and get them to take samples.
