There is often a disconnect between what men think women want vs. what they actually want. Men typically think that women want a big, strong, masculine provider when in reality, women want a confident, humble guy that they can emotionally connect with and trust. Men and women often communicate differently and have different perspectives on dating, making it difficult to find a connection. Here is some dating advice for men from women…

Getting back to the dating scene is often challenging. Dating again when you are in your 50s is even more challenging. Not everyone has the confidence to go back to meeting new people and dating, especially when age is a factor. If you are afraid to meet new people and start dating again, you are certainly not alone.

Since the start of the year, the world has been turned upside down due to the coronavirus pandemic. For those seeking love and romance, finding a suitor has become increasingly difficult, especially with social distancing measures in place and many people being ordered to work and stay at home.

However, we all want to find our happily ever after, so if you’re on the quest for a date, here is a practical guide on how to find a partner in the age of coronavirus.

Hosting a party outdoors can go a long way towards ticking the social distancing box as with added space to work with, party guests can enjoy each other’s’ company but at the same time maintain a safe distance. In the current scheme of things it might be better to wait on the virus passing and life gets back to normal. But virus or not, there are many ways to make an outdoor party even more special.

With all of this extra time spent at home, it can be easy to be hard on ourselves and focus on our flaws rather than our positive traits. Maybe you aren’t where you’d like to be in life and it’s getting you down but please recognize that this is a taxing time for everyone. Instead of beating yourself up, take care of your mental and physical well-being so you become more confident and motivated to reach your goals.

Online dating and video chats are convenient, but they can also be awkward, and no one enjoys gaping pauses and stuttered conversations. If you want to avoid awkward pauses, both in virtual dates and any physical meetups you might go on once the lockdown is over, then read on, and we’ll share our expert tips.

Whether you’re on a virtual first date, or venturing back out to bars or restaurants set up for physical distance, we’ve put together a list of 10 key questions you can ask to keep the conversation flowing.

Parenthood is a long and difficult journey, but one that is also filled with joy and wonder. Some of the challenges involved are easier to navigate than others, and a child who has just started dating is one of the more difficult obstacles to overcome.

Social distancing measures are definitely for the best right now in order to save lives, but this new state of solitude can really affect people’s mental health, especially those who live alone, or for people who have been unable to see and get intimate with their partner during this time.

If you’re dating online, you’re definitely in with a chance of finding love - but you need to keep some simple do’s and don’ts in mind. Consider your online dating profile as a marketing tool for finding a relationship.