How to Buy a Date from a Co-Worker
Dear Doc:
I like this girl at work. Our work is not related but we work in the same office. She is 12 years younger than me and I hold a senior position.
Knowing all the stuff about sexual harassment all I did for the last 7-8 months was just look at her. She would look back and we would just exchange looks but not smiles. We eventually met for a conference and started to talk. Now, we talk whenever we can and seem to have so much to talk about - all personal, nothing related to work. We shared zodiac signs, talked about food, clothes, shopping, etc.
I'm No Longer His "Dream"
By Dr. Dennis W. Neder
Hi, Dr. Dennis
I am a 34 year old woman who is insanely attracted (you could even say devoted) to a 56 year old man who still makes me melt after almost 4 years of knowing him. We have seen photos of each other, but our only contact has been via e-mail and telephone - never in person.
Choosing Mr. Right
By Gary Direnfeld
Some women find it difficult finding Mr. Right. They may be jumping into the relationship too quickly. These strategies may save a lot of disappointment and hurt:
Determine if this should even get started:
For whatever reason, men of limited virtue seem to have radar for vulnerable women. So the first question is, “Are you single”. If not, don’t even bother to ask anything else, just run. Developing rapport with a married man or a man living with another woman is just asking for trouble.
Holi-dating: A Thanksgiving to New Years' Dating Survival Guide
By Lisa Daily
Stuck in the Snow
Yes, it's that time of year again. Thanksgiving kicks off the annual relationship freeze which lasts through the New Year. Much like government wage freezes that leave DMV workers and other civil servants with salaries stuck in 1973, the annual dating freeze cements you for three months in whatever relationship situation you happen to be in on November 15. Singles and couples everywhere can feel mid-November bearing down on them like tax day.
Why Good Girls Love Bad Boys
By Lisa Daily
We've all done it at one time or another. We whine to our friends about the lack of nice available guys, and then, when given the choice between a nice, sweet (safe) guy and a bad boy who makes our toes curl, we invariably go for the toe-curler. The heartbreak-waiting-to-happen. The bad boy.
Doesn't make any sense, does it?