Most relationships have a honeymoon period where the other can do no wrong. But what if you are starting to have some doubts?
If you have been dating someone for a few months you probably have started to see the real person and not just who they want you to see. This may not be “romantic” but it is true.
Sheila an expert on East Indian Dating advises “Most people, whether unintentional or by design, try to only let the person they are newly dating see the best they have to offer. Over time you both find out exactly what kind of person you are dealing with.”
Sometimes doubts start to pop up in your head early on. When this happens within the first few months of a new relationship it is hard to know if you are being paranoid or have a good reason to doubt the relationship.

Most of us know when we have received an insincere compliment. We also know that giving compliments can be tricky.
You are not in a fast food joint- you are entering the fine dining arena. Get your game on with some simple tips. Consider this your “playbook” and be a winner!
Recent studies have shown that ninety percent of all communication is non-verbal. Ninety percent! So what you are NOT saying speaks volumes. Now you probably have been in a situation before where you have seen your dream guy and you would love to approach him but just can’t. Most women have the same feeling, and generally speaking, they prefer for the man approach them. So what can you do?
If you think your date may be lying to you, she probably is. One of the most common mistakes men make is to ignore the warnings signs that their date isn’t telling the truth. Failing to recognize some signs she is lying may mean you end up regretting the time you wasted dating her in the first place.
Thanks to social networking sites such as Hi5, Badoo, and Facebook, the way people are meeting and dating has changed dramatically in the past few years. We all know how hard it is to meet someone new since it only happens if you go to a bar or a club hoping to make the right conversation and not get turned down. Of course you can also meet someone by getting introduced to them by either friends or family, but how often does that really happen?

Remember when the two of you could not get enough of each other? You called or sent text messages all day long and you could not wait to get home at night?
