On the Northern Virginia dating scene
By Katie Greenan
Readers weigh in on the “should or shouldn’t I” when it comes to dating a divorcee.
One reader is starting to cozy up to the idea of a certain someone, but some luggage in the past has her holding off on making a go of it. Is her ‘deal breaker’ a deal breaker for you? Or does she just need to get over it?
Many readers responded this week concerning their dream guy or girl, fantasies, and more…do you agree?
A fantasy partner may be nice, but watch out for reality to sneak in.
Matchmaker Kristen Quackenbush says, “It’s OK to be picky, it’s OK to be selective, but you need to make sure that you’re coming across the right way to a man so that he doesn’t read you as a doormat or as a booty call or as friend material.”
Do you and your date talk to each other while dining at The Cheesecake Factory or do you find yourself staring at others and/or texting the majority of the time?
When another moves in on your date, the way you approach the situation speaks volumes.
There comes a point in every romantic relationship – whether it’s a brief mention or a drawn out conversation – when you discuss your past sexual history with your partner. Some people are comfortable divulging details from an earlier period while others would rather keep mum. Should you reveal details in your little black, ahem…red…book? Check out what Matchmaker Kristen says about sharing information of this nature.
You get one shot at a first date. Little Red Book sits down with a master matchmaker giving you tips on how to make it a great one.
Ending a relationship isn’t just about the loss of a loved one, it can bring major financial woes. Find out how three local women have had to adjust their lives because of the loss of a significant other.