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Leap Year Proposals
Leap Year has been the traditional time that women can propose marriage to their partners.
Does this mean that today, and this year, that women who might usually wait for a Kiss or Email, experiment with being the first to send a Kiss to the RSVP members that most appeal?
Many of our RSVP female members do initiate contact, perhaps today, the 29th, is a chance for them to share some tips and hints about the best way to say "Hello" to someone that catches your eye.
Happy 29th of February!
Posted by in Dating Life Archive at 5:21 PM
Comments (482)DATING AFTER A BREAK-UP
Dating after a break-up is never easy, because there are so many emotions that you are facing: disappointment, rejection, anger, and depression, which can affect how you feel about someone new. What are some of the steps you can take to help getting back into the dating pool? How long does it take to be able to do that? Is there some sort of standard time that people should use as a guide after a break up?
Posted by in Dating Life Archive at 8:47 AM
Comments (302)Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day this year seemed to have received a lot of attention as a day to celebrate being single. Parties and events for singles popped up all over the country. However, florists and restaurants were still run off their feet as the old fashioned, romantics among us honored tradition.
How did you celebrate Valentine's Day? Did you head out on a date? Attended a singles function? Or did get your single friends together in protest of tacky commercialism and romance gone wrong?
Is Valentine's Day a time to celebrate or commiserate? Tell us what you think.
Posted by in Dating Life Archive at 2:29 PM
Comments (306)STAYING ACTIVE AS THE YEARS GO BY
It is important to stay active as you age. People who remain active in their latter years tend to be happier, healthier and more youthful. In many cases, active seniors retain a good memory and a sharp mental state as well. People, who continue to stay active as they age, are also less likely to suffer from loneliness and depression. Do you go to the gym? How often? What else do you do to keep fit? Is exercise a major part of your life?
Posted by in Dating Life Archive at 9:25 AM
Comments (223)SAVE MONEY ONLINE
If you spend a lot of time online, you have probably realized that you can save a lot of money on every-day things. Most people don't like to pay a penny more than they have to for anything that they need or to be taken advantage of. By being a smart shopper you can save a lot of money. Do you often shop online compared to in-store? Are there specific things that you would only buy online? How do you budget your money and decide where to buy with so manly options? What sites to you use?
Posted by in Dating Life Archive at 1:38 PM
Comments (337)Online Dating World!
What is what in the world of online dating etiquette? How do you do what you need to do to get the ball rolling?
You have braved the toughest bit of all and put your profile online. There are kisses in your inbox. You have checked out the profiles of the people who sent the kisses. There are people there who look interesting.
What next? Send an auto reply? Email them?
How do you get to know someone online?
When do you go from email or chat to phone conversations? And when do you meet them?
Are you a meet soon kind of person or do you prefer to spend a good bit of time in written or verbal communication?
Tells us how you have handled these conundrums?
Posted by in RSVP Podcast at 11:17 AM
Comments (657)DANGEROUS MISTAKES!
Dating can be tough on many people. This is especially true when it comes to attracting them. The problem is guys/girls tend to make many mistakes that they're not even aware of and it can cost them their date. So what are the biggest mistakes that people make on their first date? Can some of them be rectified or once they are done you can say good-buy to the second date? What was the biggest mistake you have done on a first date?
Posted by in Dating Life Archive at 9:24 AM
Comments (490)Who do you tell what and when?
So you have made contact and you have maybe even met. And possibly you have even thought this person could be someone special. How do you handle friends and family?
It is a tricky, tricky world when it comes to dating online when you have been around the block before. Our friends and family have all kinds of preconceived ideas about us and what they think we should or should not do.
But what do you think?
And more importantly what experiences have you had?
Yes we all need to know because this is tricky stuff!
Do you tell them you have met someone online?
What about the kids and the grand kids?
Will they be supportive?
What kind of reactions do you expect?
And what kind of reactions did you get?
Are they/were they supportive?
Do tell.
Posted by in RSVP Podcast Archive at 8:58 AM
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