How to Survive Valentine’s Day if You’re Single

Celebrate Love for Yourself, Friends, Family & Others

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Don’t presume you have to be anti-Valentine’s Day just because you’re single.

Not only can you survive Valentine’s Day when you’re single, you can thrive, too. Shift the focus from romantic love and make it a day to celebrate love in all aspects of your life.

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Calling All Vancouver Single Women!

2016: Your Best Year For Dating — Love Bootcamp

divine-logoDivine Matchmaking Special Event:
A Night of Dating Advice, Styling & Love Astrology
Wednesday, January 20, 6:00pm – 8:00pm — REGISTER NOW

Ladies, are you looking to up your game in the dating world and maximize your success on dates? If you want to have fun and meet the right kind of guy this year, grab your single gal-pals and attend Divine Intervention’s Love Bootcamp.

At Love Bootcamp you’ll learn how to date smarter, style for dates and everyday, and use your 2016 horoscope to find love.

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It’s Still a Wonderful Life

How to Enjoy the Holiday Season When You’re Single

Dear Santa: All I want for Christmas is… a significant other. A mate may be on your holiday wish list, but just because you don’t have that special someone to kiss under the mistletoe, doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the holidays when you’re single.

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Top 10 First Date Dos & Don’ts

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Do you want to make sure you say and do the right thing to impress (your potential) Mr. or Mrs. right?

Whether you’re new to the dating scene, taking another dip in the dating pool, or your matchmaker has set you up, we have the top 10 first date dos and don’ts that are essential in making a great first impression.

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To Pay or Not to Pay: Should Men Pick up the Tab on a First Date?

man-billGuys, are you still wondering who should pick up the cheque on a first date? If so, you’re not alone. It’s an age-old debate with varying opinions (and controversy); however, when it comes to dating, the trusted traditional etiquette still applies. Fellas, be prepared to open up your wallets.

Despite society’s progressive moves toward gender equality (we’re not there yet, despite women’s strides in job acquisition and income), who should pick up the cheque is less about who’s in a higher tax bracket, who asked who out, or whether it’s dinner or just coffee.

So, what is it really about and what message does it send to your date?

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