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Bipolars and Internet Romance

People are drawn to cyber-romances for the same reasons they are drawn to face-to-face romances - either they don't have a "real-life" love relationship, or there is something missing in their "real-life" love relationship. On the internet, they may indeed find what they are missing. Or, because of the partial anonymity of cyberspace - which allows lots of room for fantasy and imagination - they may only THINK they have found what they are missing. The "exotic" and/or "magical" quality of a cyber-romances might be one factor that attracts some people. The lover's presence enters your home (or office) without the

Sassy 63 Year-Old Leader of Romance Co. Gives Passion Tips in New Online Dating Book

Passion Parties® President Pat Davis provides romance tips for mature women re-entering the world of dating in Judsen Culbreth's new book, "The Boomers' Guide to Online Dating." Davis gives advice to help women navigate the difficult process of re-exploring desire and building intimacy with a new lover. To learn suggestions for enhancing passion, visit: (http://www.passionparties.com ). Davis spearheads Passion Parties, North America's largest party-plan company selling sensual products. To re-awaken the senses, Davis recommends that mature women use a topical gel that contains L-arginine, a natural amino acid proven to heighten arousal. "I am a Baby Boomer," said the 63 year-old

Fairy-tale romance ends in nightmare

It was a whirlwind romance for Joseph and Diana Ngbokoto. The two fell in love and married in Switzerland, where he was working with religious missionaries and she was studying economics. But the fairy tale was short-lived. The couple moved to the United States and settled in Washington, where Diana Ngbokoto, from Romania, worked as an advocate for domestic violence victims. Her husband, from the Central African Republic, never found a job. Their relationship crumbled. Finally, the 33-year-old woman decided to leave her husband, but she never had the chance. Instead, the dedicated advocate became a victim when her husband beat her to

Romance banished by despair

That's the name of the newest television dating show. For one year, ABC's news division followed a dozen professional women around New York, recording their attempts to pursue men using Internet dating services. According to a New York Times review, the show "shines a bright light on the lives of single women who, desperate for love, date many men and sleep around." It also shines a bright light on why romance is a lost art. You may remember romance. It was a subtle dance between a man and a woman, the sweet energy that occurred when two opposite natures came

Most employees want to have romance at work: Monster Poll

With the opening up of the economy and the increasing numbers of multinational companies coming into the country, cultural and attitudinal changes are indeed setting in at a much faster pace in India, even at the workplace. This is evident from a recent Monster Meter poll, in which 58% of respondents have either had office romances in the past or have expressed their willingness or openness to have one. The Monster Meter, a product of Monster India, part of the leading global online careers and recruitment site Monster, the flagship brand of Monster Worldwide, Inc., is an ongoing series of online polls