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Try bookstores, the gym...even the grocery store. You could also take a class or volunteer somewhere. The more places you go the better chance you will have of finding potential dates.

I had the same problems until recently too. After reading two books "The Beauty Bible" and "Don't Go to the Cosmetics Counter without me" both by Paula Begoun, I learned so much about my skin. She also has a website link removed. She has plenty of useful information about how to care for skin as well as what make up and beauty products are best for you. Read this information and stick with it for a while. It will take time to see improvement in your skin. I agree with the changing of pillow cases every week (the whole set of sheets should be changed weekly). One other thing I do is change the towel I use to dry my face with every day. I bought a package of washcloths actually and use a clean one every day. The package came with about 25 washcloths and was less than $4 so I always have a clean one and I don't have to do laundry so often. Hope this helps...

You should try asking her out one more time. But this time make definite plans with her...otherwise she may make other plans, as it sounds like she did on the Saturday night you wanted to get together with her. Dont leave open ended plans, say you would like to meet her at a specific place at such and such a time. If she is still blowing you off let it go. She probably isnt worth the trouble. Since she doesn't seem to want to talk on the phone much she may not be interested an too afraid to tell you. But you never really know why she is acting the way she is...Like I said give her one more chance and then move on if it doesnt work out. Good Luck!!

I just recently went on a first date with a guy I met online…we had dinner and then went for a walk around the downtown area of the city we were in. It was really nice, there weren't too many people around so it was sort of private, we walked along the river too and so we could stop every so often to look at the water. That way too you will never run out of things to talk about because you are always seeing something new. I have never been to London, but maybe something simple like a walk.

He asked me out on the first date. I think it went ok, I'm sort of shy so I had a hard time keeping the conversation going. So for that reason I wanted to make sure he knew that I did have a good time and that I was interested in getting to know him better. Really I just wanted to thank him for the date so I thought a quick email would be good. But we hugged at the end of the date and he said we should go out again sometime, but I wasn't sure if that was just something to say...you know, like when a guy tells you he will call and never does. I just don't want to come accross as uninterested when the reason I standoffish was that was just because I was nervous. The date was on Saturday and this is only Monday so it really hasn't been that long…maybe I will wait a few more days before I email or call him. PacoDiablo--Do you mean that a guy likes to hear from a girl about how she thinks the date went?

I went on a first date with a guy over the weekend. I had a good time but I'm not sure how he feels about the date or about me. He gave me a hug and we agreed that we should meet again sometime but didn't make any plans yet (we live over an hour apart). I thought it would be nice to send him an email thanking him for the date…what should I say in this email? I don't want to seem too desperate or clingy and I want to know how he feels before I let him know how I really feel. Thanks in advance for all your help!