Showing posts with label love matches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love matches. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Do You Want to Find Love Washington DC?

I'm not looking for love right now because I live with my boyfriend, but my friend is looking for Love Washington DC. She is finding it extremely difficult to get a date, and when she does it never seems to work out for her. So I strongly suggested that she go online and find some sites that she was comfortable signing up with. She said she would only do it if I helped her with her profile and pictures.

 

I had no problem with this so we spent one afternoon working on her profile so that she could make some love matches. The profiles were harder then I thought. You really need to take a lot of time thinking through each question so you're as honest as possible, yet appealing at the same time. Also, some of the sites had personal essays you had to write about yourself. These were difficult too because again, you don't want to sound boring and un-sexy.

 

When it came to picking out the photos for Love Washington DC it got a little easier. She is an attractive woman and photographs well. But you need a variety of shots to post. One sexy photo - but not too provocative, a group photo with friends, and a couple of individual photos - dressed casually or dressed up, and a headshot. Some people pay to have a headshot taken, but it's not necessary to spend the money if you have a good one, or one that you can crop and post.

 

After finishing the registration process you can just sit back and wait and see who comes to you, or if you have the confidence reach out to some men you find attractive. It's really important when you're finding love to be safe about it. There are a lot of predators out there who use the Internet to prey on innocent people.

 

Most dating sites have safety instructions included on their website, and I told my friend she should seriously follow them. I also gave her my own set of tips. She was grateful and promised she'd be safe. After about two months she was going on dates with all sorts of interesting men she found on Love Washington DC. Hopefully she'll find a lasting connection.

 

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Thursday, October 13, 2011

How I Found Love Washington DC

I met my fiancé because of Love Washington DC. We both love baseball and met at a sports bar to watch the Yankees-Indians playoff game in 2007. Unfortunately, the Yankees lost and we were both disappointed. After the final game we decided to walk home together because it was such a beautiful fall night and it turned out that he lived two blocks away from me in downtown DC.

 

After baseball season we began talking on the phone about football, which I knew very little about. I just didn't understand the game. We went out on a love date at a Thai restaurant and then planned to watch the game in my building's party room. I didn't want to watch in my apartment because I didn't know him that well and wasn't ready to have him come over.

 

When the game started he began to explain every detail about what was going on. He was very patient with me and answered all of my questions. It turned out that I not only understood the game more easily than I thought, but I began to like football and started reading up on the teams and got a better understanding of the nuances of the sport. That night in the party room we had our first kiss and because of Love Washington DC we began a serious relationship that included watching football every Sunday and Monday night.

 

I never wanted to find love on the Internet. My parents even volunteered to pay for me to join certain websites so I could get married. They felt that because I was 41 I'd never meet a man. First of all, I believe love comes to you when you're not looking, and secondly, I was too afraid of these Internet sites. Looking at someone's photo and having lunch or dinner with a complete stranger just didn't make me feel safe. Meeting my fiancé at the sports bar was the best thing that ever happened to me. Our love of sports and other hobbies are what keeps our relationship fun.

 

If it weren't for Love Washington DC, I wouldn't have a beautiful diamond on my finger today.

 

 

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Monday, September 19, 2011

Want to Find Love Washington DC?

I found Love Washington DC at the ESPN Zone watching the New York Yankees play the Cleveland Indians in the ALDS in 2007. I didn't go there to look for a boyfriend. I went there to watch the playoffs with a bunch of Yankees fans.

 

Finding love can be difficult if you look to hard. Try and just live your life like you normally do and I believe love will find you. However, if you stay inside all of the time like a hermit that won't work.

 

I was a hermit for a long time and I didn't find Love Washington DC. I would go to work, come home, walk my dog, go to the grocery store to buy dinner - or order in, and then spend the evening watching TV and old DVR'd programs. It was a very lonely existence because I had just moved to DC from Florida and did not know one single soul. I won't go to bars alone and I won't hit on men. Not that I'm a shy or unattractive person at all, it's just something I'm not comfortable with.

 

My non love search at the ESPN Zone just sort of happened. He is now my fiancé and we will be getting married next summer. Relationships can be difficult so don't expect the second six months to a year to be a breeze. I find that there definitely is a honeymoon period and it does end. Little habits of his or her start to bother you, you have your first big fight, start having second thoughts and that's why so many relationships fizzle out within a year.

 

But that doesn't have to happen. Working on your Love Washington DC relationship and making it through the tough times only makes the relationship stronger. I went through a really rough six months with my fiancé but made it through to the other side and now we are a stronger couple. The key is not throwing in the towel too early. So many marriages end too soon because people are not willing to work on their marital issues. Don't become one of those people. Almost anything is fixable when it comes to relationships.

 

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