Kalamazoo Weekly has an article that reads like this, "Come meet someone special. Cupid.com/Predating is fun, no pressure way for busy professionals to meet. It's based on the incredibly hot, new way for singles to meet other singles with no rejection. Recent research shows that the chemistry between two people occurs within the first few minutes of meeting. With Cupid.com/predating you go on up to 12, six- minute dates in one evening. You can quickly determine who you would truly like to hear from again."
Cool! That sure takes the risk and guess work out of dating! And to think, the promise of no rejection. I wonder if there is a lifetime warranty on the rejection clause? Hmmmm?
Thoughts?
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- Lisa Jander is a Certified Life Coach,CTACC, public speaker, and former director of a dating service in California. As the mother of two teens and surrogate to hundreds more, ‘Mama J’ shares her unique relationship insights with her readers in this, her first book, Dater’s Ed. Lisa is a 14-year-old trapped in an old person’s body. She plays a cello named Sophia, wields a mean sledgehammer, and has more friends than dirty dishes. After a profound midlife awakening, Lisa decided to wrestle her dream to the floor and make it behave. Lisa doesn’t know anything about cars, including her own. She can be contacted at Lisa@DatersEd.com. If you don’t have any luck finding her there, she is probably on her roof watching hot air balloons with a bunch of crazy teens singing off key. If you see Lisa wandering aimlessly in a mall parking lot with her keys in her hand, please help her find her car.
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Wow! I could never imagine dating online. It would be like dating a robot... how cool! They should make a Wii dating game. I'm sure it would go great in the markets because nobody wants to talk to actual people anymore. If you don't interact with others in person, then how can you fall in love? You don't get that feeling in your stomach and you can't really smile because it would just be smiling at the computer screen. People who fall "in love" online really are falling in love with the other person's looks. And who knows if that's the way the person really looks because you can digitally edit your photo to make yourself look as young, skinny, and beautiful as you would like. Let's get me hooked on one of these online dating sites! :)
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