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Game for Over 40 Dating? Use Your Experience!

admin — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 07:59:47 +0000

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Let’s face it – men and women who are over 40 and still looking for love are either divorced individuals or people who have fallen out of love for all the obvious reasons! However, if it wasn’t because you were a whacko or weirdo that you didn’t get a date till this late, you probably would find love still waiting for you in some corner of the world! All you need to do is use your experience!

Over 40 dating, again for all the obvious reasons, can be really fulfilling and satiating – both physically as well as from the emotional perspective. The fact that men and women who are interested in over 40 dating, whether online or offline, tend to be mature and sincere individuals at this point of age, which makes relationships much more romantic and long-lasting than in their youth!

However, the rules of the dating game don’t change much, even when you have children who might be dating out as well! So if you were looking for an interesting and attractive partner, use your experience to make the match happen! For instance, if you knew you did not exactly have the gift of the gab, try and entice her/him with other aspects of your personality – such as common hobbies, humor and the like. Remember to make her/him laugh and smile all the way through the date, for no one likes a serious bore you know, even when you are over 40!

And no matter how excited you may be about the over 40 dating sojourn, keep your hands off her! It is wrong to assume that single ladies who are over 40 are eager to go into bed with you, and asserting that misconception may leave you with a black eye and a bad dating record!

Finally stay confident and learn to accept rejection, for with ages of experience, even suave Casanovas fail to woo a girl on their particularly bad days!

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Brilliant over 40 dating date

admin — Wed, 26 May 2010 19:38:51 +0000

What’s your best over 40 dating date? Mine was simply this – a walk around the beautiful cogworth rocks with a beautiful girl and a bag of Maltesers. Follow this up with a stroll around Cringeworth, buying nothing but a cup of coffee and some amazing buns at Lou’s tea house. Then a bottle of white sat by the side of a bar watching the world go by before visiting a charity shop to buy three designer ties for £20 including a Versace! Next to Pongsworth to watch the Gull’s followed by a lovely dinner with Four good friends in a local Chinese restaurant. Back to mine for …… (you can guess the rest)

So whats your favourite over 40 date?

Dating by Albert!

admin — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 20:44:52 +0000

Albert Einstein once said:

“Women marry men hoping they will change. Men marry women hoping they will not. So each is inevitably disappointed.”

Al was so damn smart! Not only was he the king of quantum physics, he got right to the heart of one of the most troubling challenges in male/female relations.

Okay…let’s break this down:

Women marry men hoping they will change. Admit it: we women have a propensity to choose men “even though.” Even though we don’t have much in common…even though he insists on going out with the boys more often than I want him to…even though he doesn’t always keep his word…even though, even though, even though.

So you date him, commit to a relationship, and maybe marry him. And you figure that if he cares about you, he’ll change.

But he doesn’t. You complain, sulk, and nag; to no avail. You think he’s disrespecting you. You think he doesn’t love you.

But I’m here to tell you: he’s just being who he is. You want a man of character, don’t you? There are fundamental beliefs and behaviors that make a man. And there are things you can not, and should not, try to change about him.

It’s one thing to get him to change what he wears (although I’ve yet to get Larry out of 501s into boot cuts); it’s another thing to expect him to suddenly turn into a guy who compliments you all the time. He may just not be that guy. And you knew that when you picked him.

It’s like the discount pants you buy as-is. You can hem them a little, but you can’t fix the big whole in the pocket without making a huge mess of it.

When you love a man, love him as-is. Decide what your deal breakers are, and make sure they aren’t on your list of Even Thoughs. And the non-deal breakers? Try…just try…to let those be.

Men marry women hoping they will not [change]. This is a common complaint from men about the women they are with. And it’s true, ladies. Often, once we set our eyes on a guy, we do what we can to snag him. The smartest, loveliest, most fabulous woman will twist herself into a pretzel trying to be the woman a hot man wants.

But you can’t do that forever. It’s exhausting and it means you have to live a life you don’t want. If you really don’t like watching sports, there’s going to be a time you start asking him to turn off the TV. If you prefer to sleep in, you’re going to start saying no to morning sex. If you hate the way he talks about your family, you’re going to start acting resentful.

To your man, it seems the woman he fell in love with is changing before his eyes. You’re not changing really; you’re just finally being your true self.

In the long run, faking this stuff to catch your man makes you both miserable. Certainly when you’re dating you want to put your best foot forward. But that doesn’t mean to be deceiving in any way. As you get to know each other, check yourself: are you being the real you with this man? If you are, and he sticks with you, you’ve found a man you can build a great relationship with.

So, avoid the inevitable disappointment. If you’re looking for a lifetime mate and you want to live happily ever after, know what you want, pick that guy, and just proudly hang with who you are.

When it’s said that way it sounds easy, doesn’t it? Let me know how it goes.

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My first love

admin — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 12:28:58 +0000

I would love to hear stories about your first love or your first date. Mine was aged nine and the object of my desire was Theresa Jones. Theresa and I won a competition at the school disco to discover who could do the twist the best. She won the girls and I won the boys and both of us were famous for a couple of days. The very next day I asked Theresa to marry me and presented her with a plastic ring from a lucky bag. She accepted and for a day all was well. The next day, she came to school without the ring and when challenged explained that she had buried it in her garden so her dad wouldn’t find out! Unfortunately she had forgotten where it was buried and had decided she liked Andrew Naylor more than me anyway, therefore the engagement was off.

Heartbroken for half a day I trudged off to meet my mates for footie. The course of true love never did run smooth!

This is a dating nightmare #4

admin — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 23:34:42 +0000

This is a dating nightmare #3

admin — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 23:33:40 +0000

We have absolutely nothing in common at all = My, what a different life to mine you have been leading

This is a dating nightmare #2

admin — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 23:32:45 +0000

My god you are boring = Excuse my yawns. It’s been a hard week

This is a dating nightmare #1

admin — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 23:10:32 +0000

I really want to go home as soon as humanly possible= Wow! Look at the time and I have an early morning meeting

OK. It’s nonsense but it makes me laugh

admin — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 20:40:59 +0000

Take a serious article. Translate it into Spanish using Babelfish and then translate back into the English language. The result is usually pretty funny. At least I think so!

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Men are like Parking spaces

admin — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 14:33:09 +0000

The good ones are all taken.