Relationship expert offers online dating tips

Single soldiers wishing to find their ideal partner on the internet might want to adhereSingle soldiers wishing to find their ideal partner on the internet might want to adhere to a number of guidelines a relationship expert has recommended.

Writing on the Huffington Post blog, Paige Parker has suggested users should make their profile as inviting as possible to prospective mates.

One simple way to achieve this is by using correct spelling, grammar and punctuation, while another is to say something interesting about themselves that marks them out as different from other singletons.

The specialist noted people should avoid airing any grievances with others on their profile, while choosing an adequate photograph is also vital.

She explained pictures of men in revealing poses, with ex-girlfriends and too many shots of them drinking, can act as turn-offs for possible love interests.

Terri Orbuch recently explained in an article for Psychology Today that dating via the web has a proven track record of creating relationships and is becoming an increasingly popular method.

Posted by Simon Williams
to a number of guidelines a relationship expert has recommended.

Writing on the Huffington Post blog, Paige Parker has suggested users should make their profile as inviting as possible to prospective mates.

One simple way to achieve this is by using correct spelling, grammar and punctuation, while another is to say something interesting about themselves that marks them out as different from other singletons.

The specialist noted people should avoid airing any grievances with others on their profile, while choosing an adequate photograph is also vital.

She explained pictures of men in revealing poses, with ex-girlfriends and too many shots of them drinking, can act as turn-offs for possible love interests.

Terri Orbuch recently explained in an article for Psychology Today that dating via the web has a proven track record of creating relationships and is becoming an increasingly popular method.

Posted by Simon Williams