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Back in the Saddle Again: Re-entering the Dating World After a Difficult Break-Up

It’s no secret-breaking up is hard to do.  You’ve cried yourself to sleep more times than you can count.  You’ve eaten enough Ben & Jerry’s chunky monkey that you had to go out and buy a pair of “mom” jeans with the elastic waistband.  You’ve screamed, you’ve purged pictures and mementos and now it’s time [...]

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How can you tell the difference between wedding jitters and cold feet?

With June wedding season around the corner, we always get lots of emails and questions from nervous brides-to-be about differentiating between cold feet and jitters. “Is he the right guy for me?” “Is this normal?” or, “I am so confused, what should I do?” Here’s an excerpt from How Not to Marry the Wrong Guy: [...]

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I do? No, No, I really Don’t!: Announcing Cold Feet Week May 23-29 2011

Did you know that 3 out of 10 divorced women will tell you that they knew they were marrying the wrong guy as they were walking down the aisle? Really? YES! That’s why we’ve teamed up with our friends from “I do, Now I don’t”  to help women acknowledge their cold feet, pay attention to their gut [...]

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The pressure that can push you down the aisle with the wrong guy.

Just in time for wedding season…we wrote an article for Match.com that gives new couples simple ways to cope with the embarrassing questions friends and relatives can throw at you after a few cocktails  The article also talks about the common forms of pressure felt by men and women alike that can push otherwise sensible people down [...]

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Win a copy of “How not to Marry the Wrong Guy” to celebrate Anne’s 18th anniversary of being a runaway bride!

18 years ago yesterday I almost married the wrong guy. The wedding was scheduled for December 5th 1992. Fortunately, (for both of us) we never made it that far. I called off the wedding 5 months beforehand. It only cost me $1500 in lost deposits and I consider that money well spent! I have NEVER [...]

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