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Eight Awkward Online Dating Moments And How to Get Out Of Them

July 12, 2013/in Funny & Videos /by admin

We’ve all been there… Here’s a few of the best online dating awkward moments:

1. The Neighbor Make-Out Sesh

You’re on a lunch date and things are going smoothly. Suddenly the couple next to you starts making out passionately. You’re suddenly filled with awkwardness and doubt. Should you be making out too? Is this normal in a daytime cafe? Your date has noticed too and now she’s deep in thought about it as well. You’ve just met…you can’t be thinking about making out yet!
OR MAYBE YOU CAN! The best solution? Outshine your neighbors with your own mid-day make-out.

2. The “I thought this was just going to be a hug” goodbye

You’ve had a very nice first date. He was an absolute gentleman and damn cute as well. On saying goodbye, you lean in for a ‘see you later’ hug, only to see him closing his eyes and puckering his lips! He’s going for a kiss! What do you do in a situation like this? Should you reciprocate or dodge? Think quickly, you only have a split second!

Our answer? Skip first base! Go for the full home-run.

3. The I-think-I-kinda-know-you hello.

You’ve spent two hours picking out your outfit for the night. You have thought out every possible conversation and you are sure that you are ready to rock this date. Suddenly the unthinkable happens. When you meet your date, you realize that he was that guy in your finance class. You know, the one who you saw everywhere but never really talked to. THAT ONE GUY. You just went from confident to completely uncomfortable.

Best Choice? Get to REALLY know them. *wink*

4. The “Who are you again?”

You’re halfway through a great date. The conversation has been phenomenal; she shares all the same interests as you and even had a dog of the same breed as yours. It could not be a better match. You open your mouth to say something, but your brain fails you! What’s her name!? You don’t know! What do you do?

We know what we would do. Use nicknames like Honey-Bear, Sugar-Booger, and Frank.

5. The surprise third-wheel.

You’re on a first date at the park and suddenly an old friend comes up to you. You haven’t seen her in years! She joins right in the conversation and asks how you know your date. How do you know him? Do you say it’s a date? Will that be uncomfortable? If you say he’s just a friend, is that friendzoning? How do you make it not awkward while still keeping the date in play?

Ask her to join in! #threeway #AWWWWYEEEAH

6. The dress code violation.

You’re meeting up with your date for a classy wine-and-candlelight dinner. You’ve put time into your look and you look damn fine. You show up at your arranged meeting place only to find your date completely under dressed. We’re not talking like he wore a sweater instead of a blazer, but like, he wore a brotank to a five-star. Who is this guy? Do you still go to dinner?

Our style tips? You guys will still match if you’re both undressed *wink*

7. The declined credit card.

You’ve finished your meals and are ready to leave for the theater when suddenly the waiter comes back to the table and informs you that your credit card was just declined. It’s the only card in your wallet and you didn’t bring cash. Should you ask your date to pay for you? Can you really pay off your bill by cleaning dishes? Will the waiter still want a tip?
If you never intend to pay, you can never be too poor! Just dine ‘n dash at every meal!

8. The lack of conversation.

It’s a nice day out. Your food has been delicious. Your date is cute. Even your hair looks good today. Everything is great, but you can’t think of a single thing to say to your date. Worst part? He has nothing to say either. You both just sit there, uncomfortably sipping your orange mocha frappuccinos and avoiding eye contact. You’ve been racking your brains but no good question has come up. Should you just say the first thing you can think of? Should you just wait for him to say something? Maybe you should just get up and leave? Is there anything you can do?
If you can’t think of anything to say to your date, then talk to someone else. Our personal favorite? SIRI. “Siri, why is my date looking at me awkwardly?”

Dinner and a Movie is Overrated! Dating Tips for the New Stay-at-Home Date

July 9, 2013/in Date Tips /by Lily Rudolph

So you have mastered the going out to dinner date and the local festival or event date. Now it is time for the next step: the stay-at-home date. You probably remember the buzzword “staycation” as a product of the 2009 financial crises, defining the inexpensive stay-at-home-vacation, but staying in should not be your last resort. Even if you have the cash to go out all the time, activities that focus on the moment rather than the money are bound to bring you closer together. Here are my dating tips for the 3-Step Staycation, the perfect date to make the first move.
Step 1: Cook Together

Food is a bonding experience especially when you make it yourselves. Check out Alex and Sonja Overhiser’s blog A Couple Cooks for fantastic recipes, healthy food facts, and tips on cooking together. If you are on a budget, Gabi Moskowitz’s recipes might be more your style. Her blog BrokeAss Gourmet offers healthy recipes that can be made for $20 or less!
Step 2: Add a Bit of Music

Cooking together is nice, but cooking together with music is even nicer! Sites like Grooveshark allow you to make playlists, pick stations by genre, and play virtually any song you can think of for FREE. Make a playlist that shows off your musical taste and creates a warm, comfortable atmosphere.
Step 3: Sprinkle in Some Love

So you enjoyed an amazing meal and listened to some awesome beats. Now, here you are, Step 3. What’s next? I know what you are thinking. If I say “dinner and a _____.” Of course you will answer “movie” right? It’s the classic date, but I challenge you to take a step outside that box. I know it’s tempting to click on the Netflix and drift off into screen-watching Never Never Land, but you have created the perfect setting to do something else, something that really lets you get to know each other. Take this opportunity to talk. If it is a warm night go outside and look at the stars. Check out Mashable’s list of Apps for Stargazers for some astronomical knowledge. If stargazing isn’t your thing, you can alway do other things. This is your chance to make a move and you don’t need that movie-crutch to do it. Just feel out the situation and be creative. Good luck!

Dating Tips: How to Survive a Breakup

June 25, 2013/in Date Tips /by Lily Rudolph

I remember when my ex-boyfriend of three years broke up with me. I couldn’t eat or sleep. Instead I lay on my couch in tears, listening to Bright Eyes and drinking whiskey straight – and I am not a whiskey drinker. It was my Dad, of all people, who gave me some of the best advice I’ve ever heard about breakups. He said, “If someone tells you that they don’t want to be with you they are doing you a favor.” Of course he was right, you don’t want to waste your time clinging to a one-sided romance. Here are my tips on how to survive heartbreak the healthy way:
1. Embrace Your Artistic Side

Paint or play music. If you feel like you need more closure write a letter to your ex, just think twice before actually sending it. If you are not naturally creative, blog sites like Urban Dater or Letter To My Ex can provide excellent inspiration or at least a bit of company for your misery.
2. Get Outside

I know you are tired, and you probably don’t feel like doing much. You just want to drown in your own sadness. Just remember, energy breeds energy. Even a short hike will release those endorphins and put things back into perspective. For great outdoor deals that will cheer you up and add a little spring to your step check out The Clymb.
3. Indulge, Just a Little Bit

You are going through a hard time, you are allowed to give in to at least some of your cravings. For amazing recipes that taste good and are good for you check out Elana’s Pantry. Now you can indulge without feeling guilty!
4. Positive Affirmations

It is easy to blame yourself for what went wrong, but you shouldn’t beat yourself up. Try to tell yourself positive things throughout the day. Tiny Buddha is a great website for inspirational quotes and condolences.
5. Allow People to Bring You Up

Never, under any circumstances, start a conversation with a stranger by saying, “I should tell you, I just got out of a serious relationship.” NO you should not tell them that! If you don’t have anything positive to bring to the table, let the others run the show. Who knows? Maybe they will distract you into having a good time. If you don’t feel like meeting new people right now, that’s cool too. Surround yourself with the people you love.
Remember, this too is temporary. You will be back on your feet soon enough and CMB is always here to help with daily bagels and dating tips. Good Luck!

Dating Tips: Reading Dating Signals

June 20, 2013/in Date Tips /by Lily Rudolph

Have you ever returned home from a date feeling on top of the world only to find yourself lying awake hours later, obsessing over every little detail?
When she offered me gum was she trying to tell me that I had bad breath?
It has been two days and he still hasn’t called. Should I call him? Would that seem desperate? Did I say the wrong thing. Am I going to be single for the rest of my life?!

This kind of obsession will fill you with anxiety and ultimately lead you to your dating demise.
That’s why last week we released a survey asking 2,000+ participants ten questions aimed at decoding your dating signals.
Guess what? The results were unanimous across age and gender lines. Our Reading Dating Signals survey could have easily been retitled The Art of Taking Things at Face Value, or more specifically, STOP OVER ANALYZING AND TRY TO HAVE A GOOD TIME.
Here are some highlights from the survey: Universal Truths About Dating
1. It doesn’t matter who makes the first move as long as somebody does it.

2. Playing with your phone during a date is a sign of boredom. If your date is playing with their phone do something interesting or just give up.

3. If the person that you like responds to your texts right away it means that they are more interested in you than if they take more time to respond. Of course, this is with the exception of hippie dippy care-free people who aren’t always glued to their cellphone. If the person you like is this type you shouldn’t take offense to their text lag.

4. Paying
Guys pay because they are expected to, it doesn’t distinguish weather he likes you or not. A woman is NOT more likely to sleep with a guy because he pays on a date. Interestingly enough, when we asked “What if he spends over $100?” the percentage of women who said that they would be more likely to have sex actually went down!

5. Don’t obsess!
If your date makes plans with you at the last minute, you are not a backup plan, and who cares if you are? They want to see you.
If your date asks you out to coffee rather than a drink it doesn’t mean anything special. All it means is that they want to see you.

Conclusion
Our dating tips can be summed up into one single word of wisdom: RELAX. Don’t worry about little things like your date insisting on paying the check, preferring texting over talking on the phone, or offering you gum on the ride home. Focus on the big picture: how does your date make you feel? The point is to have fun and show your positive side. If it works out great. If it doesn’t, find another Bagel. Now stop over analyzing and try to have a good time.
Note: I would like to take a moment to apologize to our gay members for the straight nature of the survey. We will definitely be more careful next time!

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About Coffee Meets Bagel (CMB): CMB is a free dating service that helps members make meaningful connections. It’s designed for busy singles who want to find something real with little or no effort.

Dating Tips for the 21st Century Princess

June 17, 2013/in For Her /by Catherine Nguyen

Hey Ladies,
Let’s face it, everyone wants to fall in love like Cinderella and her Prince Charming. Or ride away into the sunset on a magic carpet with their Aladdin. Whoever it is, there are definitely some dating tips you can pick up from your childhood princesses to turn your next Bagel into your future Prince Charming.
So, in honor of Pixar’s Monster’s University release this Friday, June 21st, we’re having our own Throwback Thursday (#tbt) blog post dedicated to Disney Princess dating tips! How do these lovely ladies manage their love life in the face of adversity, whether that be in the form of a crazy stepmom or crazed suitor, Jafar? Let’s find out:
Cinderella & Prince Charming
Although Cinderella was a servant for her wicked stepmother & sisters, and had nothing to wear for the upcoming Ball, she was innovative with what she could make do with. By simply sprucing up your date outfit, you can make a strong fashion statement about the type of woman you are. Check out Poshmark, mentioned in our latest post for recent college grads new to SF, the best app for shopping the closets of other women around the world – maybe you’ll find a ball-worthy gown for your next date!

Cinderella manages to sneak away at the stroke of midnight due to a wardrobe malfunction, but leaves the Prince hanging for more at the expense of her glass slipper. If you want to be more gracefully reminded that you have to leave your date at midnight, check out the Twist app to give yourself (and any crazy stepsisters waiting for you) a reminder of what time you will be arriving home. No more abandoned glass slippers!

Beauty & the Beast
“Don’t judge a book by its cover” – although quite self-explanatory for the Beast, the same can be applied to Belle. Ladies, don’t be afraid to show that beauty can come (and should come) with brains! In our latest post, 5 Reasons Why Nerds are the New Cool, nerds are not only smart but are more likely to emulate the “work hard, play hard” motto when having fun. So be flirty and sassy with your next (nerdy) Bagel, and maybe it can bring out the man hidden in the beast.

Belle does this by jokingly throwing snowballs at the Beast, and helps him to loosen up!

Little Mermaid & Prince Eric
“It’s all about that body language” as Ursula said, right before taking away Ariel’s beautiful voice in exchange for human legs. Without it, Ariel had to learn how to capture the attention & affection of Prince Eric, using her body language, eye contact, and genuine interest. Romantic, one-on-one dates, like a boat ride through a lagoon with a singing crab in the background, or better yet a low-key summer festival in your local area (SF, LA, Chicago, & Boston, NY, DC are coming up soon!) are great ways to learn how to master your body language and make your next Bagel apart of your world.

eChivalry: Dating Tips from the Tech Sector

May 24, 2013/in For Him /by Gordon Moran

Got a hot date coming up you want to impress? Scrambling for a last minute venue for dinner and drinks? Gentlemen, this is your chance to prove that chivalry isn’t dead; quite the contrary. There’s an app for it. Want to impress your date and learn some lifehacks to streamline your day-to-day? Here are some dating tips from the tech sector that might come in handy the next time you’re wooing the ladies.

1. Get Plugged In
If you live in a city, you’ve probably noticed how increasingly smartphone-centric everything is getting. Knowing local apps and social media makes you more involved in your local community, and hip—knowledge is power. Lifestyle apps like Sōsh or Thrillist that hand pick events and deals out of your personal quiver of interests humbly ask that you make a profile or login through Facebook to better match you with your local friends who might also have good ideas on the community beat.
Want something a little more instant-gratification oriented? Apps like Now pull the location tags from Instagram to let you know what venues and locations are trending in your area, giving you down-to-the-second updates on what’s going on. Clients like Goldstar help you stay on top of this, offering discounts and early RSVP options for people who are in the know, or just looking for new music and art and willing to give it a try.

2. Know your Surroundings
This may sound like a strange one, but knowing where you are and how to get around is becoming easier (and more important than ever). Being on time is something made science by apps like Embark that keep you up-to-date on public transit, or Uber, which lets you seamlessly call different levels of personal transport (from taxi, to towncar, to SUV) to your exact location within five minutes. This is crucial when there’s nary a cab in sight and all the buses have absconded with your last hope of a ride home. For the more outgoing among us, there’s Sidecar, which uses their mobile interface to let you hitch a ride with registered users in your area.
3. Know When to Unplug
Knowing when to put your phone down is still crucial in establishing that human connection. So often these days, people find themselves ignoring their physical surroundings and the people therein; take a moment, put your phone on silent, hide it in the depths of your backpack, and ignore the terrible itch to see who’s sending you drunk pictures on Snapchat for ten minutes to have a face to face conversation. These tips will set you up for an unforgettable experience and bring out the cultured ladykiller within, so when clutch time comes, stay focused on your date, not these apps. Unplug, be present, and you might even see date number two looming on the horizon.

Fun Summer Date Ideas Chicago & Boston: Bye Bye Liver

May 10, 2013/in Boston, Chicago /by admin

Hey Bagels,
Time for another post on fun summer date ideas! This summer date idea is Bye Bye Liver, a satirical sketch comedy performance on young drinking culture.
We love it because the audience gets to be involved in the play and the cast is so hilarious you will not stop laughing!
WHAT: Bye Bye Liver Play

WHERE:
Boston- 25 Union St @ Hennessey’s
Chicago– 3914 North Clark St @ The Public House Theatre
WHEN:
Boston- Every Friday 8pm
Chicago– Every Friday & Saturday at 8 & 10 pm
3 Reasons to Check it Out

Drinking Games with the cast- this play gets the audience involved by interspersing drinking games into the show! Play Never Have I Ever or Would You Rather right along with the cast.
Comedy- nothing like laughing together to break the ice with someone new. Laugh a little or a lot at their clever sketches on those annoying people we’ve all seen at the bar.
Cool Venues- Both locations have great vibes & drink deals!

You can buy tickets on the Bye Bye Liver website for $20 a piece- not too shabby for a great night full of drinking and comedy!
Boston Bagels- Get a 50% discount! We found a deal where you can get tickets for just $10.
This play is a perfect 75 minute ice breaker. Both venues put shows on every weekend so you Bagels have plenty of opportunities to check out this play with whichever Bagel you choose!
For more info check Bye Bye Liver out on Twitter Chicago– @ByeByeLiver Boston– @BostonDrinkers
Content: @SurprenantK

Best Urban & Fun Date Ideas: Boston Part III

April 30, 2013/in Boston /by admin

Welcome back to Urban Dating: Easy & fun date ideas from urban experts!
Here is the continued series from MC Slim JB.
After your first couple of dates have gone well, try something more adventurous! Here are some ideas:
Adventurous Date: Drinks on the Waterfront, water taxi to dinner in Eastie, water taxi back to the Seaport, nightcap in Fort Point. Pick a night from Thursday to Sunday (my restaurant choice is closed Monday to Wednesday) when you anticipate clear weather.
If you want to start the evening on a swanky note, begin with a pop at the Alley Bar at Rowes Wharf, the new patio bar at the Boston Harbor Hotel. (Don’t confuse this with Downtown Crossing’s similarly-named Alley Bar, a gay hangout.) The specialty cocktail list at this breezy outdoor bar features refreshing, summery long drinks like the Alley Cat (vodka, mint syrup, lime and cilantro). If you’re in the mood for something more casual, have a quick one at Biddy Early’s Pub just across the Greenway at the edge of the Financial District, a dumpy, loud after-work joint with big, cheap drinks.

Then walk to the dock behind the InterContinental Hotel a few doors down from the Boston Harbor Hotel and summon a City Water Taxi to Stop #11. Take it to the East Boston Harbor Shipyard & Marina (Stop #68), and tell the captain you’re headed to KO Pies; you’ll get a nice discount off the fare. This short, romantic boat trip features absolutely stunning views of the Boston Waterfront.

At the other end, walk through a real, working commercial shipyard to KO Pies at the Shipyard, a rare outpost of Australian cuisine in Boston. The food here is nothing an American will find challenging, just fresh and nice-priced snacks, salads, sandwiches. Be sure to get at least one Aussie pie, a small pot pie with a terrific pastry crust and fillings like curried chicken or beef stew, and maybe get a beer, too. These are best enjoyed at the outdoor picnic tables.

Hail your return City Water Taxi, but this time, debark in the Seaport at Stop #8, at the Barking Crab. The Seaport is an undeniably hot dining and drinking destination these days, but most venues there are dull chains or tourist traps, middling and overpriced. You can do better: take a quick stroll down the Harborwalk, hugging the Fort Point Channel on your right (away from the Moakley Courthouse, toward South Station). Then take a left down Congress Street at the Boston Children’s Museum’s giant milk bottle and proceed a couple of blocks to Tavern Road. This hopping new gastropub has a cool industrial vibe, very good desserts (like housemade ice cream sundaes and cookies), and a fantastic bar program: just the place to put an exclamation point on your evening.
Adventurous Date Recommendation by MC Slim JB

Alley Bar at Rowes Wharf, Boston Harbor Hotel, 70 Rowes Wharf, Boston, MA 617.439.7000
Biddy Early’s Pub, 141 Pearl Street, Boston, MA 617.654.9944
InterContinental Hotel, 510 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, MA 617.747.1000
City Water Taxi, 617.422.0392
KO Pies at the Shipyard, 256 Marginal Street, Building 16, East Boston, MA 617.418.5234
Tavern Road, 343 Congress Street, South Boston, MA 617.790.0808

Best Urban & Fun Date Ideas: Boston Part II

April 30, 2013/in Boston /by admin

Welcome back to Urban Dating: Easy & fun date ideas from urban experts!
Here is the continued series from MC Slim JB. If things went well on your first date, here’s some fun date ideas for a second one!

Second Date: Drinks at The Hawthorne, dinner at Island Creek Oyster Bar, nightcap at Eastern Standard Kitchen & Drinks. A bit pricier of an evening out. Best to choose a night when the Red Sox aren’t playing at nearby Fenway Park.
I’m a craft-cocktail nerd, love the handful of bars in Boston that take their inspiration from the star bartenders of the pre-Prohibition period, carefully making serious, often complex drinks that are unusual to many modern drinkers but delicious. The Hawthorne is one of Boston’s best in this style, a charmingly decorated space (like a friend’s cool apartment) in the basement of Kenmore Square’s Hotel Commonwealth. Turn right through the unmarked door just inside the hotel’s main entrance, have the hosts seat you at a couch, table or the bar, and order something off the specialty cocktail menu and maybe one of their fine little bar snacks, like a fresh-baked soft pretzel or spicy whipped ricotta to spread on baguette rounds.

Then head upstairs to Island Creek Oyster Bar, one of the city’s very best New England seafood restaurants. It features an astonishing raw bar and exceptional renditions of shore-food classics like fried clams and lobster rolls, as well as more sophisticated seafood dishes like lobster-roe noodles with lobster and short ribs.

For a nightcap, you needn’t leave the hotel: just mosey over to Eastern Standard Kitchen & Drinks, a big, lively brasserie-style space. The bar programs at all three of these venues are managed by Boston bar superstar Jackson Cannon, so the cocktails, wines and beers at each are superb.

Second Date Recommendation by MC Slim JB

The Hawthorne, 500A Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 617.532.9150
Island Creek Oyster Bar, 500 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 617.532.5300
Eastern Standard Kitchen & Drinks, 528 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 617.532.9100

Thanks MC Slim JB for your simple & fun date ideas! Keep an eye out for more of our urban experts best date tips on our CMB Blog!
Check out more of MC Slim JB’s reviews on his blog & follow him on Twitter for updates @mcslimjb.

Best Urban & Fun Date Ideas in Boston: Part I

April 30, 2013/in Boston /by admin

Welcome back to Urban Dating: Easy & fun date ideas from urban experts!
Our recent posts have included Los Angeles and Chicago. Now we’re off to Boston with MC Slim JB, a witty food critic who gave us 3 different fun date ideas. Here’s the first one!

Who: MC Slim JB, a long time Boston resident who was born in New England.
Why you should listen to him: MC Slim JB is a restaurant critic for several publications including the Boston Phoenix. He writes under the pen name MC Slim JB, an alias that reflects a long-ago youthful interest in old-school hip-hop.
Dating Advice from a Food Nerd: “From my dating days to married life, being a food geek who knows lots of good places to eat and drink has proven invaluable for cultivating romance. For a first or second date, I recommend meeting somewhere for a drink, followed by dinner. You want to keep it simple, have a conversation in a convivial setting, get to know each other. I also favor having an idea for a nightcap in your back pocket, so you can extend the evening if it’s going well without committing the faux pas of being a table camper at the restaurant.”
First Date: Drinks at Green Street, dinner at Mary Chung, nightcap at Brick & Mortar
Central Square is easy to get to, has cheap parking for someone driving in, and has tons of Cambridge’s famously casual, laid-back, youthfully hip atmosphere. The bar at Green Street (the restaurant) is always buzzing with an eclectic crowd, and the drinks menu reflects that audience, with great beers, inexpensive but quality wines by the glass, and a craft-cocktail ethos that will satisfy even serious cocktail geeks. (Ask for the “big list” for a dazzling selection of historical cocktails.)

After a pop here, head around the corner to Mary Chung, a local Chinese institution, serving slightly Westernized versions of Sichuan and Hunan cuisine. It’s bare-bones, affordable and delicious. Standouts include suan la chow show (pork-filled steamed dumplings on top of bean sprouts in a fiery soy-based sauce), dun dun noodles (wheat noodles in a spicy sauce of ground pork – stir it up well before sharing), and Grandma’s pie (usually on the specials menu, a scallion pancake stuffed with minced bok choy). There’s also plenty of well-executed American-Chinese dishes like General Gau’s chicken and crab rangoon to satisfy more timid taste buds. Closed Tuesdays.

For a nightcap, head across the street to Brick & Mortar, located upstairs through an unmarked door just to the left of Central Kitchen. This dimly-lit hideaway, with its sinuous copper-topped bar and vinyl album sides spun by the bartenders, features more great drinks for every taste, including some dangerously smooth chilled shots: try a Double Wide (Jack Daniels and Coca-Cola syrup).

First Date Recommendation by MC Slim JB

Green Street, 280 Green Street, Cambridge, MA 617.876.1655
Mary Chung, 464 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 617.864.1991
Brick & Mortar, 569 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 617.491.5599

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Eight Awkward Online Dating Moments And How to Get Out Of Them

1. The Neighbor Make-Out Sesh

2. The “I thought this was just going to be a hug” goodbye

3. The I-think-I-kinda-know-you hello.

4. The “Who are you again?”

5. The surprise third-wheel.

6. The dress code violation.

7. The declined credit card.

8. The lack of conversation.

Dinner and a Movie is Overrated! Dating Tips for the New Stay-at-Home Date

Dating Tips: How to Survive a Breakup

Dating Tips: Reading Dating Signals

Dating Tips for the 21st Century Princess

Fun Summer Date Ideas Chicago & Boston: Bye Bye Liver

Best Urban & Fun Date Ideas: Boston Part III

Best Urban & Fun Date Ideas: Boston Part II

Best Urban & Fun Date Ideas in Boston: Part I

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1. The Neighbor Make-Out Sesh

2. The “I thought this was just going to be a hug” goodbye

3. The I-think-I-kinda-know-you hello.

4. The “Who are you again?”

5. The surprise third-wheel.

6. The dress code violation.

7. The declined credit card.

8. The lack of conversation.

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