On the Northern Virginia dating scene
By Katie Greenan
True, we are a melting pot, but at what point can you call NoVa home?
“We’re career-oriented. We want to build a career here, not necessarily meet someone or make it rich here.”
Have you caught your mate checking out another person? Or maybe roles were reversed and your partner caught you red-handed. Readers say it is natural to stare at others (although a fine line) and could even act as a building block to strengthen the bond between two people.
Where to draw the line on indulging in glances of the opposite sex…
The bar, a park, a friend’s party, all ways of a chance at finding love. But when you have set values you are looking for in a partner, the environments may need to be changed. And this church-goer may have found her spot at a suggested Clarendon church with a Sunday evening service known for singles looking for love.
We know, looking for love isn’t as easy as it should be. One reader gets some advice of potential spots to meet her Mr. Right.
Easy conversation, sharing common interests, physical attraction, similar senses of humor, or intelligence…which one is most critical to the success of a first date? Check out what readers say is a necessity.
Most singles say in today’s culture, the most frustrating element when it comes to dating is looking through countless online profiles, saying it takes the fun out of dating. We want to know what you think is most critical for a successful date.
When the move from friends to significant other (or friends with benefits) goes down hill, it’s bad not just for the two involved, but for the whole group of friends.
One reader doesn’t want to lose a friend over a “She’s just not into you” situation.