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Being single and dateless on Valentines Day can be fun

Valentine’s Day — a day of exchanging flowers, gifts and cards and celebrating love and affection between intimate companions. But for many Canadians, there is one thing preventing them from participating in More »

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Singles Halloween – What your costume says about you

As with most festive holidays in this day and age, we have somehow twisted and turned an ancient custom into an excuse for parties, treats and dressing up. Halloween or “All Hallows More »

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Falling out of love

A report comes out every year with the results of a poll as to the leading cause of divorce.  This year the leading cause was deemed to be “falling out of love”.  More »

Online Dating in Toronto is a Great Way to Meet the Right People

Online dating in Toronto is well on its way to becoming a norm.  How did this happen?  The truth is, many people are tired of wasting their time chasing after false leads in the usual dating scene.  And, they are tired of the games and just want to find someone else who is on the same page as them; someone who wants to keep things real.

That is why so many people have turned to online dating in Toronto.  It yields a variety of important benefits, one of which is the great convenience and flexibility of it.  Online dating in Toronto allows people to simply cut through all the usual fluff of first-time dating and get to really know each other.  If two people aren’t feeling it in this first interaction, neither of them deals with the frustration of having wasted their time and energy.  With so many people busy with work and other responsibilities in their lives, not wasting time on dates with the wrong people really eases the tension of dating in general.

There really is no better way to understand how fun and effecting dating online is without trying it out on your own.  Join SingleInTheCity.ca to start online dating in Toronto today!

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Being single and dateless on Valentines Day can be fun

Valentine’s Day — a day of exchanging flowers, gifts and cards and celebrating love and affection between intimate companions. But for many Canadians, there is one thing preventing them from participating in these celebratory acts of love: a date.Instead of feeling sorry for yourself on Valentine’s Day, focus on enjoying being single. You’re free from an unhealthy and loveless relationship and you have the potential to meet your soulmate!

As a single person, you are actually in a position of advantage. Instead of letting Valentine’s day define you, you can define Valentine’s day. Make it about loving yourself! Take the money you would have spent on a date, and treat yourself to a therapeutic massage, rent a movie and binge on snacks all night (all the Valentines candy goes on sale the next day, if you can wait), or enjoy a nice bottle of wine. Be creative and make this night into one of self-indulgence and experimentation!

Another way for a single person to reclaim Valentines day is to focus on other kinds of love. Spend the day with friends, family, and express your own special love for each other. Volunteer at a local charity, hand out Valentines cards to total strangers, visit hospitals – make this day about love of humanity!

Okay, despite all these great ideas, it’s possible you’re still feeling down. You want romance, you want passion, you want companionship. That’s priority number one for you. Understood. Then you’ll be glad to know that you aren’t alone. In fact, over 50% of Canadians are single at any given time (this statistic includes elderly widows and toddlers, but whatever) and the entire week surrounding February 14th just so happens to be the best time of the year for Singles Events! It’s a great time to meet other singles who feel exactly the same as you do during the days leading up to, and including, Valentine’s. Set your love relationship goals and challenge yourself to do new things.

Single In The City (SITC) wants you to celebrate the Valentines season by attending their Toronto Pre-Valentines Speed dating Event on February 10th at the Crown lounge or their Burlington Pre-Valentines Speed dating Event at Milestones on February 9th. These special events feature two age groups 25-35 and 35-46. Show up and hey, you may even meet someone new and end up having a date before the fateful 14th! But of course, thanks to all the great ideas in this article, you don’t really feel that pressure any more. Right?

Take Your Toronto Dating to the Next Level: Online!

Toronto dating has become a complicated game. Finding the right person often requires a great deal more time and energy than people are able to give in a week. Dating either requires that you maintain a hyperactive social life, or that you stick for a while with someone who after too long turns out to be the wrong person. How can anyone in Toronto find dating fun when they’ve got incredibly busy work weeks and no more time and patience for games?

Fortunately, Single in the City has an excellent solution to address the singles of Toronto with dating woes: online dating!

Online dating in Toronto allows people to easily connect with each other, without wasting their time and energy. At SingleInTheCity.ca, visitors can create an account and start viewing the profiles of professional singles throughout the city, and in the metropolitan area. Our Toronto dating site helps members find others who possess not only the same tastes and hobbies, but similar values and relationship goals too. This increases the chances of them being quality matches for each other. Isn’t about time that all the unnecessary fluff and games of Toronto dating were cut out?

Try out our site today! It’s free to join. It’s time you took your Toronto dating experience to the next level!

Look for Love at the Gym or Visit Online Dating Sites?

Living in a busy world makes it exceptionally difficult for people to find romance. This is why online dating is becoming increasingly popular. According to statistics, 40 million people in the US use the services of online dating sites.

Approximately 160,000 Canadians have found love online. One big question remains – should people look for romance the traditional way or should they rely on technical innovations?

It is interesting to point out that 69 percent of the Canadians believe that Canadian dating sites cannot help them discover love. Busy people have several alternatives. Romance at the workplace or looking for love at the gym are two options.

Workplace affairs tend to end quite awkwardly and these should be avoided whenever possible. Many people tend to find similar minded individuals at the gym, which can often result in a healthy and long lasting relationship.

Yet, the power of online dating sites is undeniable. People live in a hectic world and they lack the time to socialize and enjoy leisure activities. Online dating deals with such problems, minimizing the time wasted on embarrassing first dates and unsuitable affairs.

The truth is that a universal formula is missing. Some people are happy to discover a soul mate at the gym. Others prefer the anonymity and comfort that online dating sites have to offer. Each option has the potential to work out. It all depends on expectations and romantic criteria.

Tips for Speed Dating in Toronto

Thinking about giving your dating life a jolt? Maybe it’s time to finally consider speed dating in the Toronto area. The city is beautiful, the people are beautiful…it’s a done deal, right? Well hold on there. Before you go taking the world of attractive, professional singles by storm, there are a few things you should keep in mind. Think of the following tips as a small list that will improve your chances of dating success in a big way.

First Impressions Are Everything

The time you have with your date will be short, so making sure you have a positive impact right away is paramount. Being well groomed is the integral first step. If you’re speed dating in Toronto (or anywhere, really) the chances are good that your date will make a decision about you in the first 20 seconds or so. If you approach your date while looking clean, confident and with a smile on your face, you will win an important part of the battle.

Don’t Be Boring

Again, time is short. Make conversation about engaging topics. Keep your date interested and, most importantly, laughing. People will always remember you if you’re funny. Life is stressful and serious enough. A bit of laughter can have you suddenly looking very desirable.

Stay Positive

Nobody can be a ray of sunshine all the time. But that doesn’t mean you should feel comfortable talking about the horrible day you had at work or how you still hate your ex. Nothing will have your date nervously watching the clock more than you going on about how terrible everything is. Even if you are having a bad day, keep it together for a few minutes. A bit of positivity will benefit you.

Online Dating Sites Will Save You Time

Sometimes, dating needs to be a little bit more like a job search. Think of online dating sites as your HR department. Someone has to be the first line of defense to weed out all the people who just simply aren’t what you’re looking for. Busy professionals don’t have the time to go to bars and hope that the night won’t be a total waste of time. Or even worse, they meet someone who isn’t as serious about starting a relationship as they are. We all know that type.

So if you want to filter out the serial charmers and, even worse, the “singles” who aren’t even actually single, use online dating sites to begin your search for love. While it’s true that the number one concern people often have with dating sites is misrepresentation, Single in the City provides one of a kind events for speed dating in Toronto , Burlington and more. By going to our events you’ll be able to verify if the people you met on the site are the real deal. Remember, if people aren’t using dating sites for legitimate reasons, they probably won’t come out to public events and risk blowing their cover.

Dating can be time consuming and challenging. Why not have someone else do a lot of the initial leg work for you?

Singles Halloween – What your costume says about you

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As with most festive holidays in this day and age, we have somehow twisted and turned an ancient custom into an excuse for parties, treats and dressing up. Halloween or “All Hallows Eve” is actually an ancient Celtic tradition marking the end of harvest, the start of winter and the one day of the year when it was believed that spirits could come back from the dead. To avoid being recognized by a roaming ghost (like your great aunt who wants to know why you pawned that ring she left for you), people would wear masks upon leaving their homes after dark.

So what does your mask actually say about you?  Well in theory on Halloween people generally dress up as either someone they want to be like (a super hero) or someone they want to make fun of (Snookie).  For single people, their costume selection on Halloween is even more important. At singles Halloween parties your costume is always your first impression.  Everything about your costume is being analyzed including lack of effort (you are a doctor and you dress up as one) or too much effort (you hand stitched and dyed your whole outfit).

So if you are single on Halloween, plan on going to a party and want to actually maybe meet someone, take a little time to think about your costume.  Here is what your costume could say about you:

Your Basic Superhero – You have morals and you want to save the world, that’s great. If you have a rock hard body or cute figure then yes maybe you can pull off a full body suit of spandex, if not, think twice about this one.

A Completely Unknown Superhero or Comic Book Character – You’re most recent date was as an avatar and currently you live in your mother’s basement. You think your “different” costume makes you interesting but in fact it makes you seem kind of weird.

An Undeterminable Costume – You paint yourself orange, wear a pointed grey hat and call yourself a pencil.  A great way to get someone talking to you, but not so great if all they are saying the same thing…”what are you supposed to be?”.

A Sexy Nurse, Sexy Teacher, Sexy Fairy…etc. etc. – Sexy is good, slutty is not and the line is a fine one. Does everyone get to see your lady parts if the wind blows the wrong way? Think about that when trying on this costume. Remember to stay classy; otherwise that guy talking to you all night won’t be your next relationship, only your next bed-buddy.

A  Witch, A Ghost, A Pumpkin – You lack some serious creativity or you’ve had the same costume since you were 10. Don’t do this…unless it is sexy…see sexy outfit advice above.

Your Profession – A teacher, a doctor, a nurse or anything you do as a job. You could be so busy that you just didn’t have time (maybe a good thing? – especially if you are dressed as a doctor) OR maybe you are just lazy and no fun.

A “Homemade” Costume – You throw a sheet over your head and call yourself a ghost or in other words you are cheap, boring and I don’t want to go out with you.

A Vampire or Freaky Goth – You are mysterious and kind of sexy in that I’m into fetishism kind of way.

So before you decide what you are going to be this Halloween, take into consideration who you want to attract.  Even on Halloween you never get a second chance to make a first impression.

 

Falling out of love

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A report comes out every year with the results of a poll as to the leading cause of divorce.  This year the leading cause was deemed to be “falling out of love”.  This seems like too simple of a reason to be the main cause of such a complicated issue.  This reason slightly beat out the winning reason of many  previous years which was “infidelity”.

The thing that I found interesting about this poll was that it infers that there is one main reason for the dissolvent of a relationship (whether you are married or not).  In most cases I find that there is usually more than one reason why people end up apart.  Doesn’t “falling out of love” tend to go hand in hand with many of the other issues that lead to separation?   Almost always, the destruction of a relationship happens little by little, over time and involves many signs and reasons.  Here are a few key indicators your relationship is headed in that direction:

Public arguments – One or both of you take your inner issues outside of your relationship more and more frequently. The walls are down and it shows less respect for the other person.

Less shared time – Spending more time apart than together ie: doing more activities and social outings apart and often feeling relieved that the other is not around.

Lack of respect – When mutual respect is gone and one partner consistently feels dismissed and rejected you have reached a place that is toxic — you’re no longer civil, and in most conversations you find you are either attacking or defending.

Tit for tat – This usually involves constant conversations about the same issues over and over again. You end up in the “well you did this….so I did that” arguments. These types of arguments also never reach a compromise…or an end.

Kids – You disagree on whether or not to have kids.  This will ultimately always end a relationship.

Infidelity – cheating.  Not many relationships can get over this one.  This is made worse when the cheating person blames the other for their actions.

So ultimately can “falling out of love” be the simple single reason for divorce or for a relationship ending?  Ultimately – No, because people and love are much too complicated.