A Woman's PerspectiveBy Laura Walsh February 10, 2009 (San Diego's East County) — When When my marriage of 22 years ended in divorce and I was in my early Safety was a primary concern in the Internet world. The first thing Most of the men I actually met in person were really nice and I was After a few months of "talking" in e-mail we decided to meet. At that I arrived to find him waiting at an outside table. We talked easily I was on cloud nine as I headed back home. He invited me to go on a His something else was a day trip to Idyllwild. Now that would be fun! I was liking this Terry man a lot but I had one big problem. I am an He offered to take me to dinner and we stumbled upon one of the best On the way out of the restaurant he touched the small of my back as We headed back down the mountain and parked next to my car. I wondered We got out of the car to walk to mine and embraced again, not really "How many more calls are you going to get?" Terry asked. "Probably one I drove home happier than I had been in a very long time. I had met We celebrated our union at our own community lake with all of our friends P.S. I also found my wonderful Labradoodle on the Internet. I found |
A Man's PerspectiveBy Terry Walsh Searching, and finding, a mate on the Internet can be a rewarding and Many matching services, both free and fee-based, provide the ability Matching couples should be based not only those criteria previously Relationships still must be developed the old fashion way with carefully With today's rate of divorce and breakup, the Internet provides a way
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