Date for a Soulmate & Valentine’s Day
Our guest co-hosts this week were Orna and Matthew Walters, soulmate coaches for spiritual, successful, and single women who have everything . . . except the man of their dreams. Their breakthrough coaching program, Bring In Your Beloved, helps its practitioners remove blocks to love so you can love yourself and others more deeply. Love coaches who are actually in love, we were lucky enough to have them stick around to give our listeners some advice in Technically Dating after our interview.
D’S DATING DISH (3:10)
A guide to having “the talk” with the person you’re dating
We’ve all been in the position of dreading “the talk,” but luckily, the Washington Post has published a guide to hold your hand through the process. The key points are to remember to never force things and to make your intentions clear from the start, but you can read more via the link above.
The new rules for workplace romance
Facebook recently revealed their workplace dating policies, and thankfully, everyone was in agreement that they’re pretty fair! The big kicker? You only have one shot to ask a coworker out. If they reject you, it’s harassment if you ask them again. You can read more via Gizmodo here.
A surprising celebrity breakup
Alas, another Hollywood couple has bitten the dust. Sarah Silverman and boyfriend Michael Sheen called it quits over Christmas break and are just now making the news official. However, Sarah is keeping her trademark sense of humor about it, and we’re rooting for her as always. You can read more via ET here.
TECHNICALLY DATING (32:58)
We pull the best questions posted on The Textpert App and BlackPeopleMeet.com, including:
- Good ideas for Valentine’s Day if you’re single
- How to handle a younger wife who’s getting attention from other men
- How to tell someone you need space
And many more . . .