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<title>Matchmaking Agency vs. Online Dating</title>
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<description>If you think that professional matchmaking services are folding up and closing shop because of the popularity of online dating, think again.  These store front dating agencies are becoming more popular than ever because some people prefer to avail of their services versus going on the internet to find love and romance.  After all, there are many advantages that professional brick and mortar dating services give daters that a web dating website cannot.  Foremost of these advantages are more security, personalized services and time.  But along with that is the cost of using such services which maybe cost prohibitive for many singles out there.</description>
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<title>The Hookup Revolution</title>
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<description>If you look at the younger crowd, especially on campuses, they tend to shun dating and go for hookups.  So for the 20-something that seldom date, is dating dead? For guys, this may be fine, but hookups do not really sit well for some women.  Perhaps it's due to how women are hard-wired to expect a relationship even from such casual encounters. And because relationship happens less than a quarter of all hookups, not only is the hookup very unsatisfactory to the feminine soul, but also challenges her self-esteem and her chances of having a satisfactory relationship in the future.</description>
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<title>The High Tech Dating World</title>
<link>http://www.edatingcentral.com/news/high-tech-dating.html</link>
<description>Ideally, young people these days should be leading fulfilling dating lives because technology makes it easier to communicate and connect with their partners.  However, it is becoming doubtful if technology really is helpful in finding and sustaining a true mate match these days.  It is difficult, after all, for a romance to catch flame and burn steadily when everyone is in a hurry.  It is also less captivating to get to know other singles when websites like Facebook and MySpace have already given you the information that you need to know.</description>
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<title>The Languages of Love</title>
<link>http://www.edatingcentral.com/news/express-love.html</link>
<description>Human interactions, including dating relationships, are made up and sustained by negotiations.  To be able to succeed in any negotiation, we must be able to understand the language that the other party speaks.  In romantic relationships, our dating partner expresses his or her feelings through love languages.  That language could be affirming words, touch, gift-giving, acts of service, or giving quality time.  It is up to us to understand what love language our date use and to act accordingly in order for the relationship to succeed.</description>
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<title>Love to Twitter or Text?</title>
<link>http://www.edatingcentral.com/news/twitter-text.html</link>
<description>Today, we live in a world where there are so many means for communicating available to us.  We can talk using landline, cellphone, VoIP, email, IMs, texting and a host of other media.  Ideally, what should happen is that communication with our partner or future date should now be significantly easier.  But it seems that the opposite is a lot truer, and many great relationships end instead because of communication lines getting tangled.  Is technology to blame, or are crossed lines the sign of problems in the relationship?</description>
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