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I've been online dating since 2008. I have to say that 9 out 10 dates have been pretty bad. I always seem to meet the guys who feel the need to lie about who they really are. I call it false advertising. One guy said on his profi ... (Read More »)

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Well, what's she do? I mean, if she's a doc or something, it would be important! Lol

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Joined a new online dating site for the new year, hoping I could find a bf by Easter. Good news? Met someone. His name is Tom. Bad news? He's throwing up in the bathroom right now. He told me he "pre-gamed" our date at happy hour. *rolls eyes*. Lucky me, right. Nowhere to go but here, yeah?

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After setting up another coffee date (I decided to give it another try, even after yesterday's disaster), I met a new girl from the same dating site at the same coffee shop. So far, so good. She's chatty and mentioned that she occasi ... (Read More »)

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So I'm at the coffee shop, waiting for my date to arrive, and it turns out she's already here. And looks NOTHING like the photos she sent me. In fact, I'm pretty sure she ate the girl who was supposed to meet me here. Help me -- how do I get out of this?

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Is it bad to purposely arrive 15 minutes early to a first date at a coffee shop, just to save the $4 (plus tip!) on a latte for some girl I don't even know if I'll like? Times are tough, and it's a bad economy. Am I being smart, or am I being an ass?

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I used to live in a pretty nice condo, in one of the better parts of town when I was in my 20’s. They were upscale, and cost more than the average place most 20-somethings lived in, but I worked from home, and thought it was worth ... (Read More »)

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Without a doubt, “Mr. Know It All” was the longest night of my life. He acted like he was eager to have a conversation with me, but all he really wanted to do was have me pick a topic that he could out-do me in. No matter what I ... (Read More »)

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