Brian_1 Blog Comments (5)

RE: I am truly blessed no matter what crisis is going

Actually, there was this song...

...Don't worry, Be happy!

RE: I'M new at this.

This will not be an easy challenge.

Trust will certainly not come easy around here because people tend to hide information you will discover if you meet them.

The risk is yours alone.

Blogging is certainly a good start, but is not the path to finding her.

I've found much greater success in meeting women in person than online.

You can do it - I've recently exchange phone numbers with someone, but cannot guarantee anything.

It will take time and patience.

One of the issues you may find is comparing someone's profile to your own.

Also, the distance they live from you will also be another factor.

If I can offer any advice that has held true over the years and has survived various dating websites is this:

Do not spend a month emailing/telephone chatting before you meet!

If you spend over one week before meeting, you are wasting your time if it does not work out.

Despite seeing her beautiful pictures and hearing her lovely voice, you will not know if there is any chemistry - every Internet date is a blind date!

Also, plan for a simple meal, like a lunch or a dinner.

If things go well for you two, plan extra time for a movie or a nice walk.

Good Luck with your search!

RE: men

It's not just men, it's women too.

You don't know if the photos are recent or older than their driver's license.

Online dating is risky and can be considered a blind date.

Meeting someone in person is much easier by far, but the risks are the same in that you don't know anything about the person.

The best advice is to use this website to see if the individual's profile matches yours and that you both live locally.

But, if you give up after a week, then that's not giving this website a chance.

Getting involved with the forums, blogs, polls, chats, etc. will not only expose yourself to others with shared interest, but also add value to this website for you.

RE: Did I Mention?

Politicians know how to win votes and they both make mistakes.

I am not going to worry about someone until the debates begin.

When we get right down to it, it will be about their responses to the tough questions that will help us understand what each candidate stands on the issues.

Vote for issues, not for any other reason - that should make your decision clear.

As for personal attacks, I just ignore them, in the same way I completely ignored Obama's former pasteur.

They want our votes, they need to earn it.

RE: Hi Everyone

It doesn't work without a photo.