Dating DNA, the free online dating service that gives its members a special numerical code called dating DNA upon which members can be matched to others with similar traits, has just introduced the latest in their application portfolio - Dating DNA for iPhone. If you are not familiar with it, we've covered Dating DNA here before.

As expected, the interface looks very nice, on par with the overall stylish presentation approach on the iPhone. The web application allows you to browse users, add them to "favorite" list (the "DNA Strand").

"Not only is it our desire to allow everyone to use their Dating DNA Number all across the Internet's social graph, but we also want to make our services available on a wide array of Internet devices, such as the iPhone…" (Kevin Carmony, CEO for Dating DNA)

If you're an iPhone user, point your Safari towards datingdna.com/iphone and enjoy.

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Amy Owens, a counselor and singles coach, decided to address this issue after she listened to a morning radio show called "Losers Club." People who were single would call in and explain why they were losers in the dating scene.

She was single swell at that time, so she could empathize with the callers. She felt that by claiming they were losers these people were not even close to resolving their problems; she felt they were more undisciplined and uninformed than actually losers.

According to Owens most singles are undisciplined; they will go ahead with a relationship even if they know it's not right from the start. Most people know the rules of dating and who they want to date but they break them anyway. They will listen to friends and family even if their common sense tells them not to.

She says a smart single person will turn to therapy or counseling when they realize they are in a rut. But most people just bury themselves in work, or other activities, and avoid addressing their problems. Many singles are just waiting for "the one" to find them, not expecting to do work on themselves in the meanwhile.

The ones who truly pull themselves out of the "loser" rut are those who realize they need to change. Taking a few steps toward the positive can really turn a person's luck around. It is choices you make today that make you a winner tomorrow.

[Via: Noblesville Daily Time]

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Many women nowadays are prepared to put down as much as $9,000 to get themselves a dating coach. Glamour magazine is offering free tips from the experts themselves without the expert costs.

The first piece of advice is to breathe and smile, which means you should just enjoy your date, and leave your expectations for later. Being positive is also a must, even when you are putting together an online profile, because this will help you see everything in a positive light. Try to get some positive criticism from your friends, ask them how you act, and try to polish up the things that aren't up to par. You have to be prepared to make love happen, the only way to get a date is to get out on the market.

The way you think can also affect the way your date will see you. People who are positive and friendly are seen as being more attractive than those with a negative attitude.

Also, according to Men's Health magazine, men with wives have better lives. They are less likely to give into nasty vices. Married men get more and faster promotions. On the other hand, men who have been victims of violent crimes are much more likely to stay single.

So, most men are in need of a woman, and if you follow these tips, the right guy is just a breath and smile away.

[Via: TheNewsTribune]

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Dating can be a costly process - there are expenses for dinner, dressing up, transport… It's unavoidable and necessary. A dating service just entered Beta, which allows its members to communicate with other members in a social network like fashion for the purpose of finding a dating/relationship partner, except you can actually make some money as well.

The founders of YouLoveMe.com have done extensive research on the topic of dating, and found that 4 dates a month will set you back an average of $345. This takes into account various expenses such as dinners, movies, transportation expenses, obligatory candies and flowers on the first or second date. YouLoveMe members are given space where they can place their own banner ad on the MyPage section of the site. All clicks generated from these ads are worth money, which members can use to cover at least some of their dating expenses. Basically, members are payed to stay members.

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In a Harper's Bazaar column, the actor expressed his thoughts on what he finds makes women more attractive. He likes women in skirts and dresses and … fragrance free.

"If I can smell your perfume and we're not making out, you're wearing too much. More of a lot of things in life is better. Perfume does not apply."

Furthermore, even though he likes women who dress to cover up, he doesn't find the "Hillary Clinton look" to be the right choice. Saying he like to see the female body as much as the next guy, having it all on display doesn't do it for him either. A fine balance is the right way to go. And no jewelry either - women wearing blinging stones don't look like they've got a lot of money, they just look like they have a lot of someone else's money, as he says.

Well ladies there you go. Ashton has given you some useful pointers. Bottom line seems to be - don't show too much, leave something to imagination and let passion flourish.

[Via: PR Inside]

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