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Jennifer Kelton’s dating community blog dedicated to dating advice and filled with dating humor and dating tips.

By Laurie Davis, Founder of eFlirtExpert.com
You meet a match online for a first date. The two of you get along. A second date ensues. Now what?

The same-old (boring) dinner and a movie can only go on for so long. Try something different! Check out a giant festival or head to an intimate wine tasting. Not only will it be fun but your knowledge of cool events in your area will also impress your date. Click here to read more…

By Sex Life and Hannah

Last week @badonlinedates launched the #boobexperiment, which asks the question: Does boob size matter? More specifically, how would a night out on the town in a push-up bra be different? The above pictures are me in a shirt I have worn with and without one of these miracle bras. My thoughts? Read below. Click here to read more…

By Shilo Urban

Earlier this month Bad Online Dates launched the #BoobExperiment, which asked singles if “bigger boobs really matter.” With Victoria’s Secret spending $12 million on their Annual Fashion Show that airs November 29, boob culture is once again front and center, and no one can deny the power of cleavage and a little (or a lot) of jiggle. Click here to read more…

As a social scientist who’s been investigating the game of love for almost 30 years, Jennifer Kelton, CEO/Founder of Bad Online Dates launches The Boob Experiment to ask singles if “bigger boobs really do matter?” This boob obsession has contributed to Victoria’s Secret spending $12 million and investing almost an entire year planning their upcoming Annual Fashion Show in New York. With the newest tools of social media, and fan engagement, Kelton is excited to bring out some truths and to open up an honest dialogue and genuine conversation on all things regarding boob size on the Bad Online Dates Facebook page and Twitter #boobexperiment. Click here to read more…

Via Judy McGuire

I’m going beyond writing about relationships, and into the Internet dating profile writing trenches. After years of doing it for free for friends, I’m starting a small business writing, rewriting, editing and consulting on online dating profiles. It’s being launched via Lifebooker, which is a service-oriented Groupon-type thing. My offer went live this AM. Lifebooker Click here to read more…

Bad Online Dates Launches Rescue Bad Dates With Astrology Toolkit

To provide the 40 million singles dating online with hope and words of wisdom, Bad Online Dates (http://badonlinedates.com) announces the launch of a new Rescue Bad Dates with Astrology Toolkit. New compatibility checks, personality profile readings and daily astrology readings can now be found on Badonlinedates.com through a partnership with The Astrologer Kelli Fox. These astrology readings will go much deeper than a photo, wink and profile paragraph for singles looking for love. Click here to read more…

**Enter Now to Win a New iPod!**

Who: You!

When: November 1st, 2011 to November 29th, 2011

How: BadOnlineDates.com is holding a contest for the VERY worst Bad Online Date. Register for free on BadOnlineDates and tell us you personal bad date story to win. Be sure to include (BadOnlineDates) in your header for your entry to count — you can also post your bad date story in real time while on that special date using the BadOnlineDates’ official Baddates app available for your iPhone or iPad and for free on iTunes.

You can also post your #Badonlinedates tweets via Twitter to be entered into the random drawing for a new iPod.

The BOD staff will pick the worst Bad Online Date Story by random drawing.

Winner will be announced after November 30th, 2011. No purchase necessary. Winner will be contacted via email.
Click here to read more…

By Caitlin Thornton

Toward the end of college, my boyfriend and I decided to move in together. As with every couple who ponders the possibility of sharing a place together, a lot of factors went into our decision including money (duh), wanting the same things out of our living environment (or so we thought), and the fact that I had been staying at his place every single night for the past six months. Click here to read more…

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