Online Dating Sites

EOPC's comments in purple. by Jennifer M. Good If you are in, or are interested in being in, an online relationship, it is important to know what things to look out for so you don't get hurt -- physically or emotionally. The advice you'll find below is meant for you to use as a way to help protect yourself from getting hurt. The tips are mostly common sense, but sometimes when it comes to love, it's good to have it written down for reference. Person is too secretive. This can be as simple... Read Full Story

Cheating Hearts Caught Online By Walaika K. Haskins (excerpted) Internet dating sites have never been more popular. They have been a romantic oasis for people with busy lifestyles, allowing them to pursue a relationship at their own pace. Many women are comfortable with the sites because they can become well acquainted with a prospective partner before even going on a date. However, for every online testimonial that greets the lovelorn masses, there is a story of bitterness and spite. A... Read Full Story

J.P. and Amanda Duffy expose dating service's encouragement of 'one-night stands' ..excerpts (Think Online Dating is "safe"? THINK AGAIN!) Wednesday evening, a friend called expressing dismay about eHarmony's most recent e-newsletter which included an article, "Navigating the one-night stand." Our friend read the first few lines: "So you're a swinging single, and you've had a one-night stand. What's the etiquette for establishing boundaries, calling the day after and getting out without... Read Full Story

Do you tell total strangers your most intimate secrets and desires? Do you share details about yourself that you wouldn't even tell your spouse when you know nothing about the person you are telling those details to? Would you have phone sex with someone whose number was carved on the wall of a subway restroom? You might ask "who would do things?" and wonder how I could ask such silly questions. But, if you've ever entered into an online relationship, you may have done all of that and more... Read Full Story

The process of brainwashing (or 'grooming') their victims is one consistently reported by those who have dealt with a cyberpath. Here's some of the cyberpath's process: THE PROCESS OF BRAINWASHING (MIND CONTROL) 1. The cyberpath keeps the victim unaware of what is going on and what changes are taking place. Your cyberpath might make plans for you, or not tell you what his plans are until the last minute. He may talk about you to others behind your back, to isolate you from them. They will... Read Full Story