Dating Advice, Relationship Problems

He may not have had much luck with the women his own age. They noticed that he acts very immature, crazy, even weird and he just doesn’t have anything that makes women his own age want to be with him. He knows this truth about himself and so that is why some older men target younger women. They most likely have been told by some women their own age that they “need to grow up! Be a man! Stop acting like a boy!” Now you have this “boy” man interested in you. You almost wish you could be a fly on a wall to find out why so many women rejected this nice-looking loser who is now interested in you. Well with this article you are going to be that fly on the wall, because I am going to tell you why older women don’t bother with some of these older “boy” men who appear to be catches to younger women. For purposes of this article we will first define what a “boy” man is. A boy man is a man who has yet to think and act in ways that a mature man would. For instance, a grown man’s priorities woul...

You may suspect your husband, fiancé, or boyfriend is emotionally and/or physically cheating. Hurt by your discoveries, you may think that exposing him and fleeing is the only way to cope. However, you know the timing isn't right and besides, you still love this man very much! So what do you do to get your man to pay attention to you in a way that doesn't compromise who you are as a woman and most of all a spiritual being? One. Don't focus on the other woman. You found out some shocking information about your man and now you are focusing on the other woman. You may be looking for a name, address, phone number and anything else you can dig up on this woman! However, while you are doing your detective work, this person of interest is thinking of the next thing she would like to do to impress your man! Sometimes committed women falsely jump to conclusions that a man is having sex with a woman outside of a relationship when he really is not! When this happens, a m...

Feeling like these days your body is good for nothing by a little bedtime roll? Would you like to know that he expects more from you besides sex? Pay attention to the following signs and you just might realize that your new date may be temporary. 1. He avoids talking to you about anything serious. 2. He doesn’t seem to be listening when you are sharing details about your life. 3. He prefers dates in private rather than in public. 4. He can’t keep his eyes off of certain parts of your anatomy. 5. He compliments you a lot on your appearance. 6. He often shares his sexual fantasies with you. 7. He encourages you to lie to people you know so that you can spend more time with him (sexually of course.) 8. He isn’t interested in meeting your family and doesn’t seem to care whether you want to meet his. 9. He talks often about you meeting his friends (for nothing more than show.) You see them one or two times and never again. 10. He puts off conversations about ...

After all of the crying, fussing, screaming, and adult talk, you have finally awakened to a reality that is hard to swallow, he doesn’t love you. So what steps do you take to move on with your life while still living with him? Further, what if you have no support system or the one you do have lives over 3000 miles away? Those questions are answered in the following plan that is created to help you make it on your own without him. So what is the first step you take? Think of where you want to go and who might live in the city you choose that could possibly help you. From a MySpace acquaintance to a long lost cousin, if you can have at least one person who could possibly help you get your foot in a door or two, that may be hard for you to do on your own, would eliminate some of your stress. If you still can’t think of anyone, then conduct research using the words “human service agencies” in the city you are thinking of moving to, these organizations can be very helpf...

At one time I use to hear this often especially during high school years, “I don’t have many female friends, most of my friends are boys.” I didn’t think much of this statement back then because I use to be one of those girls who would say the same thing. I found that I had more male friends as a girl because there were certain attributes about me that boys liked more, so of course they would want to get to know me. Back then girls were jealous just like they are today of the same things such as: hair, body weight, skin tone, popularity, intelligence, and associations. If you were the one who was jealous of your share of females back in the day, then you may have been more likely to build friendships with boys because it was less threatening. If you were the one who was the victim of jealousy, then you leaned toward male friendships, because you didn’t trust females. However, sometimes there were girls who just had problems with other girls and their issues were deeply rooted as a resu...

It may not have happened to you, but it can, social networking harassment. One day you are busily writing emails to people in your network and then suddenly without warning someone sends you a hateful email about something you may have posted in a forum, on a bulletin, or passed around in a note. You acknowledge their concern in a way they aren’t too happy about. They respond with a few expletives and insults trying to make you just as angry if not more than they are. You dismiss their email as childish and send another. This keeps going on until you put an end to it on your end, but this person wants to keep going. They blast your friend list with insults about you, they accuse you of being something you are not, and they may even create a group against you. This type of behavior is social networking harassment. So how do you know what signs to look out for and what can you do if this person wants to keep going on and on with their tirade? If you are sending and receiving negative ...

Not everyone feels secure about networking with others via the Internet and may experience some resentment about using this kind of communication to maintain relationships. There are insecurities one feels about social networking especially if it’s all new to you. Feelings of guilt because someone may have flirted with you online, stress because members in your house don’t respect the time you spend on the computer and dissatisfaction because social networking may not fulfill your needs. Meanwhile, your partner is feeling insecure about the time you are spending online and what kind of relationships you are having with these mysterious people as well. So what are some of these insecurities that couples have when it comes to social networking via the Internet? One. Your partner often feels the need to look over your shoulder and vice versa. While you are innocently looking at various web pages of your friends, you or your partner may be looking over your shoulder watching your ever...