“Hi, I have met someone through Muddy Matches, I think it is a great site. Thank you…” Angela
Tag: online dating sites
I met my soul mate on this site…
“I met my soul mate on this site. Thanks” Sarah
The Perfect Profile Photo
Your Main Photo is the first thing that someone will see when they look at your dating profile, so we have some tips for making sure that you choose, or take a photo that will show you at your best. Fill the screen We ask that our members select a photo that clearly shows their… Continue reading The Perfect Profile Photo
I found a really lovely guy…
“I found a really lovely guy from here” Tara
I have met a wonderful man…
“I have met a wonderful man who is local… he messaged me only a couple of days after I signed up , that was only a month ago! I’m quite a happy bunny. Kind Regards” Claire
Dating Profile Cliches
Your dating profile is your chance to tell people about what makes you unique and interesting. Using cliches will make your profile look like everybody else’s profile and will not help you to stand out from the crowd. Here are some of the most common dating profile cliches and how to avoid them.
I’ve found the man of my dreams…
“I’ve found the man of my dreams on here.” Joanne
This Summer I got married to my Muddy Match…
“Hi there, I would just like to let you know that this Summer i got married to my ‘Muddy Match’! We met through your site in 2014. My husband was my third meeting and i was his second. Because we lived so far apart we spoke on the phone first and i would really recommend… Continue reading This Summer I got married to my Muddy Match…
Dating as a Single Parent
According to research by Gingerbread a quarter of all families in the UK are single parent families and many single parents are looking to find a new relationship. How can you find a new relationship and still balance the needs of your family and work commitments?
Don’t become Penpals
Online dating is meant to be a way to meet someone with whom you have a connection and to start dating them. However, lots of people find themselves engaged in long strings of messages without ever meeting up with the people whom they are talking to.