by Alison Sardelli

Making an effort to appreciate and taking the time to be considerate of ones partner are obvious changes a single person must make when entering into a relationship. Focusing on the sharing of actual space and time can be more difficult to pinpoint as a source of anxiety in a relationship, because one often takes the smaller issues, however many, for granted.

(read more Sharing Space and Time in a Relationship…)

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by Nicole Gayle

OK.

You’ve been dropping the hints like rain on bees or maybe you’ve been nagging your man and you still can’t get him to marry you.

Why don’t you sit back and really think about why he should marry you? Would you want to spend the rest of your life with “you?”

I mean another version of you.

The other you - the nagger, complainer, whiner, tantrum throwing, and blowing fire through your nose kind of woman who can’t get your man to really commit.

(Ouch. Read more Why Your Man Hasn’t Married You…)

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Kathleen Pender at The SF Gate:

If you are getting married this summer or have already wed, it’s important to know how your spouse’s credit history will - or won’t - affect your own.

Contrary to popular belief, when two people marry, their credit reports are not merged. Each spouse maintains a separate credit report and separate credit score based on information in his or her report.

However, one spouse could help or hurt the other’s credit score depending on how they title and manage credit accounts.

(read more Protecting credit record after marriage…)

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by Daryl Campbell

It seem like with the advent of online dating services and social networks that dating has entered an entirely different stratosphere. To a certain degree it has. Now it is possible to meet someone in your neck of the woods instantaneously, have an online chat and decide from the comfort of your own home whether you want to pursue a relationship.

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From Amy Dickinson of Ask Amy:

Dear Amy: I am dating a very, very nice man. We get along fabulously and have for the last year. There’s just one problem: his language skills. He was not taught to speak properly in his youth, whereas in my family I was taught correctly, though I’m definitely not linguistically perfect either.

For example, he consistently uses the wrong verb tenses in speech, incorrect words such as “hisself” instead of “himself.”

I am uncomfortable with his lack of language skills, yet also uncomfortable with correcting him (I don’t want to treat him like a child and interject when he errs).

I’ve gently, carefully and privately corrected him once or twice, but he’s been embarrassed, and it doesn’t seem to make any difference as he continues to make the same language mistakes.

I guess I have options: just get over it, try to fix it or move on and find someone else.

I’m in my early 30s and reluctant to reject a good, kind man because of this seemingly small thing, but it is an increasing concern for me. I can’t imagine raising children in an environment where incorrect English is spoken!

What do you think I should do?

—Loss for Words

(read Amy’s Answer here…)

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by Daryl Campbell

A few months back Amy Dickinson of Ask Amy fame received a letter from someone highly concerned about a potential online dating partner. The gist of the letter is that the would-be suitor is ready to pack up and meet his internet friend anyplace, anytime but only responds to half of the questions posed. What answers they do give are very nonspecific.

(read more Online Dating Safety…) 

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From Steven Kalas at The Review Journal

You’re a divorced, single parent. You have minor children. You wonder about having a dating life, whether you’ll ever fall in love again, whether you’ll ever have sex again, and what all of this means for the health and well-being of your children.

A divorced parent’s dating life is very confusing for children. Of any age. In its best moments. Additionally, and when handled badly, it creates painful anxiety and irreconcilable dilemmas of love and loyalty for them.

Good stuff from Steven

(read more Divorced, single parents dating…)

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by Dan Jordan

Paying for the services online has never been so fast, and easy than it is today. Payment systems are constantly developing.We decided to find out for ourselves which payment systems the most popular dating sites use today.Our research concludes that the three most accepted systems of Payment for the Dating Services are:

 (read more Payment Systems for Online Dating…)

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by Daryl Campbell
During the initial phases of dating and marriage, it seems like nothing can stand in your way. Storm clouds on the horizon? Who cares? It’s you and your significant other against the world with both of you winning by a comfortable margin.

But as good as it gets, it can be a tough job trying to sustain it on a permanent basis.

(read more Dealing With a Break Up…)

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by Terry Ross

Some men get it right at the outset but so often get too comfortable in a relationship and are oblivious to the advice that little gestures still count. They get to the stage where they feel that little things are too insignificant in the scheme of things, lose focus or just get so wrapped up with life that they cant be bothered. Nothing in this life is for free, relationships are no different they have to be worked at.

(read more Relationship Advice For Men…)

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