Online dating is hard enough without all the risks of what could go wrong. From deceptive pictures to insincere motives, Jessica Adams has gone through it all. She shares in this hilarious account how one prospective match, a promising sociology student, turned out to be less than desirable.
Disney and Teri Hatcher to launch a women's self-help site called Get Hatched, which will launch in May. Will Teri be the next Oprah?
Sexperts is a new webseries about a couple who accidentally email their home-made sex tape to their friends. The result? They become reluctant sex gurus.
Julia Allison, internet celebrity and Time Out New York Dating columnist, has launched her online talk show, TMI Weekly. The series is part of NonSociety, Allison's vanity project, cough, web venture that showcases her life and those of her two friends, Megan Asha and Mary Rambin. TMI Weekly episodes are two or three minutes gabfests where Allison and company discuss, as the tagline suggests, "Sex. Tech. Style." The videos want to be a cross between The View and the Sex and the City character's weekly lunches; unfortunately they lack a diversity of viewpoints and make up for it with dramatic facial expressions and giggling.
You're not alone if you find yourself "googling" a former flame. Young romantic love, and particularly first love, is unique and powerful, with the ability to fill deep psychological needs. Experiencing that love for the first time can create a true, tremendous bond. Call it curiosity—whether you're looking for closure or you find yourself making an effort to "rekindle" or reignite a past relationship—when you find an old boyfriend on Myspace or Facebook, or better yet, his blog, (jackpot!) where the juicy details are laid bare. But once you've found out if he did indeed become a journalist, fulfill his dream to climb Mt. Everest, and whether he's still cute (thank God for photos), you can admit what you really want to know: whether he's still single. If you are in a committed relationship and you think you are just curious, beware.
We rounded-up some of the best sex talk from around the web.
