Watch Social Confidence Mastery’s Myke Macapinlac and I discuss how both genders can help each other out and make the dating process less a battle of the sexes and more like a team sport.
It’s one thing to validate your idea with people online, but to have real life people show up and give feedback, that’s a whole different level.
Let’s talk about the plan of attack during App-less April. It’s part actionable items to talk to strangers and part evaluation of your dating habits. Here are 30 things to do each day this month to make the most of App-less April.
“Parties are great places to meet people,” Camille Virginia, dating coach at Master Offline Dating, tells Bustle. “First, everyone there has been ‘vetted’ — someone you know knows them. That means a higher caliber selection of people, all in one place. Second, it’s a casual environment. House parties make everyone feel instantly more comfortable — who doesn’t enjoy being in someone’s home filled with other people, good food, and drinks?”
Dating apps encourage bad behavior. A 2016 Consumers’ Research report found that 57 percent of women report feeling harassed online, and a 2015 OnePoll survey of 973 dating app users found that 7 in 10 women on the leading swiping app have received sexually explicit messages or images. It’s one of many reasons I ask my clients to get off of them for awhile so we can instead turn their focus to meeting people in the real world.
In this episode, we reveal the average # of hours people spend on dating apps (hint: it’s double digits), the key difference between women’s approach to dating apps vs men’s, and the little known place men swipe on dating apps (that you may or may not want to know!)
In the 21st century many people automatically gravitate to online dating or other online options to find a date or a mate, but there are many ways to find a date or find love in the “real world” – offline. My guest this week, Camille Virginia, is the founder of Master Offline Dating and we’re going to talk about finding love in the real world through offline dating.
What a screaming match in the hotel room next door taught us – and how to stop an abusive relationship before it starts
Why even two dating coaches out on a date can still get things wrong – and how we fixed it!
