10 Things To Never Say To Your Lover by John Andes Never…Watch a guy struggle in a “fix it” situation, exhibit impatience, and then say “let me do it.” Talk about an ego-buster!  The words should always be “want some help, honey?”   Voluntarily (meaning without being asked) suggest they could stand to lose a […]

The Dating Chronicles In Conclusion… Brent was having a hard time.  He was entangled with two women whom he was very fond of, and both women were pressing for more time and more commitment. He was ready to get married, but he was having a problem choosing between the two.  He was drawn to Lauren’s […]

The Other Side Of Online Dating by Susan Johnston I use my computer for just about everything. I book airline flights on Orbitz, browse the headlines on CNN, and search for cheap movies on eBay. One thing I haven’t found online is a boyfriend. According to numerous dating sites, my perfect match is “just a […]

The Transformation: From Rejected To Selected One Woman’s Story by Callie Springs I remember it well.  The night my life changed.  I was on a blind date with a guy my sister hooked me up with.  When I stepped out of my car and saw him, I was thrilled and intimidated at the same time.  […]

Disconnected: The Ultimate Rejection by Dana Sansue When a cousin’s boyfriend ended their two-year relationship, he sent her a dozen of yellow roses (for friendship) with a card, which basically stated that since he was not ready to be in a long term relationship, he thought it best that he allow her the freedom to […]

How I Got Him To Propose… by Nanay Stringer Tears flowed wildly down my cheeks, as my grandmother leaned forward and put her hand on my shoulder.  “Honey, it takes more than beauty to get the best out of life, and you’ve got to start taking up for your soul.” Her words changed my life […]

How To Mend A Broken Heart… by Dani Stone So… it finally ended and you think life is so cruel, but time will teach you a valuable lesson.  For that same man or woman that you thought you couldn’t live without, will one day be a shadow of a memory. Unfortunately, hurt and pain is […]

Career How I Tripled My Salary In 10 Weeks by Debra Hill Last year, I started a new job with eagerness and readiness.  I was recently divorced and recuperating from financial ruin. In ten short weeks, I went from a clerk making $9.50 an hour to an administrative assistant making $28.50 an hour.  Here’s how […]

Caught! What To Do… by Kaitlin Hellier I saw him when he walked in the door, but it was obvious he didn’t see me.  I’d know him anywhere.  He was tall, lean, and handsome with a smile that flashed like lightning.  He was my best friend’s fiancé, and he was holding the hand of a […]