Monthly Archives: July 2017

Your Father is Dating a Much Younger Woman – How to React You’ve finally accepted the fact that your father has reentered the dating scene. After the painful loss of your mother or being witness to their marriage ending after decades of being together, you worked through your emotions and realized that the need for companionship does not disappear with age. Suddenly, he announces that he has met someone and is quite happy in his new relationship. You wish to be supportive in this new chapter of his life, but what if he tells you that the woman he is dating is closer to your age than to his? This … Continue reading →

A Woman’s Quick Guide to Dating In our modern society where both males and females mature socially at an incredible pace, it may be virtually unheard of for an adult female to have had no experience in dating. For some, the age of dating may begin as soon as the onset of puberty. For those however who may have taken a hiatus from dating for some reason or another, a review of basic dating tips may be in order. The first thought of a woman who hasn’t been dating recently is the apprehension of how one will project oneself to a date and how the dating experience will turn out … Continue reading →

Dating for Christian Singles Where to Possibly Find the Love of Your Life For Christian singles, sometimes it is really difficult to find someone with the same system of beliefs. Yes, you could go around with a sign around your neck saying “Christian single wanted!” That might make you look more than a little foolish. In fact, that kind of “look at me” attitude isn’t going to get very far in the dating world at all. There are a lot of options out there for someone who is looking for a significant other with the same faith. Whether it be through your own A lot of churches do offer single … Continue reading →

How to Talk to Your Child About Dating 8 Tips for a Sensitive Conversation Some parents have more trouble talking with their children than other parents do. When children begin to exhibit an interest in dating, many parents have no idea how to handle the sensitive topic. Drawing from the practices my parents used, I offer a few tips for the next time you approach your child to have a conversation about dating. Don’t make sexual subjects taboo. If you want your children to feel free to talk with you about any subject, you can’t have a taboo on sex, birth control, puberty, periods, or anything else. Of course, you … Continue reading →