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Comment on You can put lipstick on a pedicure, but it’s still a pedicure. by Jake K

Jake K — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 20:24:16 +0000

It took some pushing on my wife’s part, but I experience my first pedicure a few summers ago. It was a lot more enjoyable than I thought it would be, considering that the nail place we went to was geared toward women (though they did have some ‘guy’ magazines). It felt great and my feet looked a lot better too. My wife even said they looked ‘sexy’ afterwards.
I have since had a number of pedicures, and now the place I go is set up for men with our own chair and reading material, they even have some masculine colors of polish for those who are more daring. I have not tried the color yet, but my wife has been trying to get me to. What the heck, it’s only paint.

Comment on Me-Day V-Day Declaration by Melissa

Melissa — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 23:13:02 +0000

I think people can spend it however they want. It’s when they feel forced to “celebrate” it that they should have a talk with their significant other and be like, “Hey, why do we have to save all the good stuff for this one day? It’s a lot of pressure!” There’s no need for it. Personally, I’d rather have my bf show me he cares on a day when I’m least expecting it or when I need it the most. It has nothing to do with red hearts and Hallmark, but everything to do with knowing that I’m glad to have him. Big difference there, you know?

Comment on Me-Day V-Day Declaration by Reese

Reese — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 06:13:43 +0000

It is very true. I’m one of those jaded, cynical people when it comes to Valentines day. While, I guess I should say I was.

In recent years, I’ve learned to bypass the hype. If I didn’t have a significant other that year, then I would spend it with friends. They would be my ‘valentines’ and we would do small things for each other. We left cards on each others doors to brighten up their day and a small secret admirer event where we all laughed and exchanged candy hearts and gifts.

Even last year when I did have a partner, I still did small things. I bought his favorite chocolate and some coffee, gave him a card telling him how amazing I think he is and how much he means to me. A card he still reads everyday. Then, he gave over for chocolate and coffee so we could spend some time together on a very hectic day for the both of us. I have to admit, it was the most perfect valentines day for the simple pleasure of getting to spend it with him. It didn’t need to be flashy for it to be wonderful.

Comment on Me-Day V-Day Declaration by Jessi

Jessi — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 03:54:24 +0000

So true!! I spent HOURS getting my boyfriend stuff for V-day and it all ends up just being over in a flash! Plus, I think by the end, neither one of us remember what we did for each other the year before or even that day. But I will ALWAYS remember a written note, especially because you get those lines every once in a while that take your breath away.

Bottom line: ALL men should write their ladies a letter for Valentine’s Day if they really want to make them feel amazing!!

Comment on You can put lipstick on a pedicure, but it’s still a pedicure. by Michelle

Michelle — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 22:54:40 +0000

My husband used to have really gross feet. They were rough and unattractive and even scratched me when he got close to me in bed. With a little help from his mother, I finally managed to talk him into experiencing a spa pedicure with me. Well, he liked it and it did wonders for his feet! He was even offered polish by the nail tech in a “manly” color of dark silvery-gray and it looks great on his feet!
Now he can snuggle me anytime he wants, and it is a much more pleasureable experience. And his feet look so sexy too!

Comment on All around CT in 8 dates or less by Blair

Blair — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 09:22:04 +0000

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Comment on Facebooking your feelings by Momma_1

Momma_1 — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 01:15:19 +0000

I an a true believer of soul mate love. However, too often we hear over and over of men that prey on womens loneliness and vulnerability. I recently read an article of “two high school lovers” David Cabanas and Cindy Pedalino who have now rekindled there “new found love” for each other. I only hope that the whole truth and nothing but the truth was revealed. You see, we all must be very careful of with whom we plan to share our lives with. I have learned thru my years of living to not take all at face value. It is very unfortunate that one can come in and swindle their way in ones heart while failing to tell the truths of it all. Internet dating can be a wonderful way of meeting someone true, but please be sure to do a thorough criminal check and credit check too. I have lived a world of hell for failing to do this. I say keep a red flag up at all times until their credibility has been proven worthy.

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Comment on Challenges of a storyteller: My life on the “big screen” by Chat Line

Chat Line — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 19:03:16 +0000

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Comment on Dear Mr. Smith… by Sarah D

Sarah D — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 17:54:36 +0000

Wow…amazing post. You can seriously almost feel the emotion you two share!! I dont know if you two are dating or are friends but whatever it is it seems like an incredible and fun relationship, what everyone is looking for in life! Best of luck as you move on to NY. It is a great loss for Connecticut, Dating Diva! Keep writing!!!