| British Dating Site Focuses on Sexless Relationships
For anyone looking for sex, the Internet is often the first stop, with its array of dating sites and chat rooms devoted to the subject. It is probably the last place that those seeking a celibate relationship would consider looking. However, an online dating agency has been launched for those seeking intimacy without intercourse. Platonicpartners.co.uk says that it will help the silent minority of adults seeking "celibate, platonic, non-physical or partly physical relationships" and help them to find a mate. - Click here for FOXNews.com's Personal Technology Center. The site was founded by Susie King, a former life coach, who was moved to set up the forum after a close friend attempted suicide because of his sexual impotence.
Dating 2.0 Picks Up Speed
It's Friday night, and your date for the evening just appeared on your computer screen. He's shifting awkwardly in his chair as he adjusts his webcam, and a comment about American Idol makes it immediately clear you haven't found your soul mate. You promptly click "End date" and -- after a few moments -- your next date appears, and you're ready to begin again. .
New ''CrazyBlindDate.com'' Site Takes the Work Out of Dating
Schwartz Communications Dawn Sullivan or Christian T. Potts, 781-684-0770 crazyblinddate@schwartz-pr.com CrazyBlindDate.com, a revolutionary new dating site, today announced the official launch of its nationwide rollout. Beginning today, singles in New York, Boston and San Francisco can visit www.crazyblinddate.com to schedule a blind date, or double blind date, for tonight, tomorrow night or every night next week. Created .
Letters, 11/29: The dangers of MySpace
I read on Nov. 18 the article called "MySpace hoax ends with teen’s suicide."In the article I was extremely shocked by the behavior that was going on over the computer site MySpace. I personally do not have a MySpace page specifically for that reason.This article is just one of the many horror stories I have heard about the site. Not only are there people — adults and children — making "false pages," there are predators, and without truly knowing the person you don’t know who it might be. .
Love-15, love-30. . . Mark Philippoussis loves them all
Slowly but surely, Mark Philippoussis, the former tennis star from Australia, closes in on the grand-slam that so painfully eluded him as a player. Will it be Amanda, a 25-year-old pompom shaker from Nashville, or will the man we knew as "Scud" plump for 48-year-old Jen as his perfect doubles partner? Welcome to Age of Love, shown on American television over the summer but now receiving UK exposure, on E4. Think Mr Right, in which a team of romance and publicity-hungry women competed for the heart of an eligible bachelor. Except, in that case, the bachelor in question copped off with Ulrika Jonsson, the presenter. No chance of that here. The authorities had to act after that embarrassment, which threatened to bring the entire reality love-quest genre into contempt, and Age of Love, one notes, is carefully presented by a man, in whom Scud has shown no interest so far.
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