Dating in Twin Falls can be rough! There isn't a lot of places to meet other single people. Because of this, a lot of Twin Falls singles end up using dating websites.
It probably depends on the gym you are working out at, but I would think that the gym would be a great place to meet potential dates. But bad news gym rats - you're not going to meet your spouse at the gym. Sadly, all that sweating and grunting where you think you are impressing everyone isn't going to get you any dates.
Guys, if we marched into our wive's closets and threw out all the stuff we didn't like, how do you think they'd react? I bet most of us would be lucky to wake up the next day? But apparently throwing out our clothes is something women do all the time...
Even in today's job market, single people would happily give up their fat salaries if it meant they had someone special to share their lives with. In a new survey of single people, almost three quarters say they'd give up a high-paying job for a relationship.
There's something called the Relationship Research Institute in Seattle. All they do is study relationships. It's like "Cosmo" . . . except it's run by scientists, not yentas, and they never say awful things like "10 Ways to Please and Tease Your Hubby."
Dr. John Gottman founded the RRI, and he says they've identified the three signs a relationship has long-term potential, an
According to research from Wayne State University in Michigan, couples stay happier if they . . . date other couples. The study found that couples who hang out with lots of other couples tend to be happier. You become less bored with each other, feel more like a team, and even learn new things about each other when you're less isolated...
Some information floating around suggests that most of you prefer to listen to sad music and cry following a break up. What do you think is the best "cry your eyes out" break up song? Miranda Lambert's "Gunpower and Lead?"... How 'bout AIR SUPPLY?
Here are some others we came up with.