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Revealed the biggest mistakes guaranteed to sabotage a new relationship
Dating can sometimes feel like playing a board game in which each participant has a different set of rules, but luckily, experts are here to identify some of the biggest mistakes that can tank a relationship in its infancy.
From jumping the gun to taking rejection too seriously, it is easy to unknowingly sabotage what could have been a fun time or a more serious encounter by caring too much.
The experts’ warnings also highlight how important self-confidence can be when it comes to dating, since managing one’s own shortcomings will help defuse some serious awkwardness during the first few dates.
The 10 Best Words To Use On Your Dating Profile
With such stiff competition for landing dates (seriously, everyone’s trying to find someone to snuggle up with. Good luck), you’ll want to make sure your profile is in such excellent shape that you are flooded with matches. You want a massive puddle of matches so large that you can easily pick out a bunch of potential partners. It’s the dream.
What Women Don’t Want
We loved this great article from Maxim where women reveal their biggest red flags when dating. Read this guys and avoid them at all costs! Read about what women don’t...98% of Dating Site Fraudsters are Female
At FlirtFinder we strive to create a safe, fun and lively community of members looking to meet someone new. We want to have an environment where everyone joins in the same way and are genuinely looking to meet people. We don`t want a site that is populated with a load of fake members and fraudsters because this makes for a bad user experience.
Learn the phrases you should never use in your dating profile
From “Willing to lie about how we met” to “6’2” in heels,” there are certain phrases that many people consider reasons to swipe left on a dating profile.
Yin and Yang
Yin and Yang Is a symbol that is familiar to a lot of people, but do you know what it represents?
It is a very old symbol with a Chinese / Tauist origin and represents perfect balance between feminine and masculine. It represents two different, yet complimentary halves of a whole.
The secrets of online dating scammers. How to spot fake profiles.
Around 7.8 million UK adults used online dating sites in 2016, up from just 100,000 in 2000. But just as dating app users are at an all-time high, so is the number of people becoming victims of online dating fraud.
Why The Hero Gets the Girl and Lois Lane gets her man
Think of superhero, or think of the ancient Greek or Roman Gods. Now imagine the male lead in a romance novel and the female lead in an action film. They are pretty much always idealized versions of what we think a perfect women or man should be.
The 12 mistakes to avoid on your dating photo.
Our moderators have reviewed 181,834 profile pictures since we started our site. That is an lot of experience with what makes a good or bad dating photo. We asked them what mistakes they see people making over and over.
What Men Want to See!
Men are much more likely to rate a woman as attractive than the other way round. The average man is three times more likely to rate a women as attractive than a woman is to rate a man attractive.
When we looked at the kind of photos that men like there are a number of things that are very common. These tips are really useful as they work for people of all levels of attractiveness. Some of the most highly rated women just do the right things in their photo and dress the right way.
What women look for in a man.
Our hot list feature is one of the most actively used parts of our site. So far there have been over 100 million member ratings!
This gives us a massive amount of information on who is seen as attractive and who is not.
What men need to know about peacocks
Little known fact for you – everyone on the planet has twice as many female ancestors as male.
How can this be everyone has a mum and a dad right?
Well in every generation more women have children than men, census studies show 87% of women have children compared to and 81% for men.
Over generations the 6% difference adds up until you get to the double number we are at today.