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By Contel Bradford

Unfortunately, social media dating in general is one of those things that has more negatives than positives. (Read last week's article "The Pros of Social Media Dating.")

Here are some reasons why going social with your dating strategy might not be a good idea:

By Contel Bradford

Note: Read the other article on the cons of using social media for dating.

Whether you’re into it or not, social media is something you just can’t escape these days.

The social web is evolving, and while its useful applications continue to multiply, many people are content with using it for its original purpose - socializing.

By Contel Bradford

Note: This is Part 2 of a two-part series on Valentine's Day. In Part 1, I outlined three dating advice tips.

Once Christmas wraps up and I hang up a new calendar, I always try to get on my annual money-saving kick to begin the New Year. Sadly, things never seem to go as planned.

If you are divorced and have yet to jump back into the dating game - well, lucky you. You'll probably be off to a good start on your New Year's money-saving mission.

On the other hand, if you're bummed about having no one to spend Valentine's Day with, then I hear you on that, too. Having to go solo may hurt you if this occasion once meant something to you and her, but rest assured there are plenty of ways to make the most of it.

By Contel Bradford

Note: This is Part 1 of a two-part series on Valentine's Day. In Part 2, I showed you how to make the most of Valentine's Day as a single dad.

Personally, I'm not too big on the romance aspect of Valentine's Day. In fact, I’m not all that big on the romantic elements of relationships in general.

I love my girl and all, maybe the ex-wife at one time, but my mushy meter only goes so far.

With that said, being alone on Valentine's Day could be an unsettling feeling regardless. If you want this situation to be different next time around, there are some simple actions you can take to change your luck.

By Contel Bradford

Note: In Part 1, I shared three tips on how to survive the holiday visitation schedule.

Thanksgiving - and the unofficial kickoff of the holiday season - is coming up.

With all the running around we do over the holidays, it's helpful to read some "been there-done that" advice on how to have a smoother holiday visitation experience.