So you decided to start a dating blog. Great! Now, that six-month match.com membership, the blind dates your friends set you up on, and the randoms you’ve met at the bar will not have been in vain! You have a place to recount all of your funny, awkward, painful, and even awesome dates to anyone who wants to listen – or in this case, read. But will your words posted for all to see end up having consequences? Is a dating blog just a little …

Even if your blog has developed a small following of a few dozen friends and random readers, you should probably expect some romantic interest as your posts receive more traffic. Managing a blog shows real intelligence, and let’s face the facts: brains come before beauty in our online lives.
However, flirty comments from strangers might make you particularly uncomfortable. It’s best to set some boundaries to ensure your readers know if you don’t want the attention. If you are dating someone, you can easily make that information known in a …

Updated daily with erotic fiction, sexy photography and straightforward advice, Nerve provides both men and women with a sophisticated approach to sex and pop culture that has kept members interested for over a decade. Nerve has far surpassed its online magazine competitors due to its steamy, sincere, yet smart perspective on the twenty-something generation that appreciates sexually insightful columnists and an online community where intelligent singles can flirt and interact.
Nerve has performed some remodeling on their site in order to spruce up their design as well as better organize the …

Is there a certain blogger who spellbinds you with posts about sexual exploits or global politics or even celebrity gossip? Do they make you chuckle with turns of phrases and clever puns that seem to drive you crazy (in a good way)? If so, then you may be suffering from a common fever sweeping the Internet. Hate to break it to you, but you may have … a blogger crush. (Cue dramatic music.) Dum-dum-dummmmm…
But that’s understandable nowadays. As blogs and tweets become commonplace communication, it’s no wonder we start jonesing …

Freeze! Don’t click that “post this entry” button. Slowly back away from the computer and take a deep breath. Think about the blog entry you’re about to publish — the one where you repeatedly mention the length (or lack thereof) of your ex-boyfriend’s manhood, or the one where you scold your ex-girlfriend for her frequent and timely headaches.
Maybe you want to get this bitterness out of your system, and truth be told, you may have many justifiable grievances. Perhaps he cheated on you with another woman, or she belittled you …