 Jewish Dating Site Provides Dating Tips to Improve Your Chances
New York, NY (PRWEB) December 15, 2011 Jewish Dating Service SawYouAtSinai.com is well aware that dating is an exciting and stressful time in a person’s life. It requires many simultaneous actions, which sometimes seem to contradict each other. Don’t talk too much, be authentic and say what you really think. Dress your best, don’t be ostentatious.
One of SawYouAtSinai’s 350 matchmakers, Mrs Hilary Kahn, explains how today’s singles can navigate all the well-intentioned advice and make the most of each opportunity when they are on a date.
Dating first and foremost requires that you are looking for the person with whom you can best build a loving home. That person will share your goals and ideals and you will find comfort and camaraderie together. In order to get that far though, certain dating protocol are a prerequisite.
Here are some basic common-sense things that the online Jewish Dating service believe will help make your dating experiences more pleasant, and hopefully lead to meeting the right one soon.
Dating tips:
2. Guys should plan the date, even in the 21st century. That means that when you meet your date, you already know where you are taking her. This shows confidence and foresight. After a few dates you will likely transition into planning activities together, but the first few dates are up to the guy.
3. Guys, make sure to discuss whether or not the date includes dinner. No one is at their best when they’re hungry. If a date is after work, a girl might think it includes dinner unless she’s forewarned. Regardless, offer to buy at least a drink. A good date does not need to be costly, but one should show good manners and that they have funds to treat.
4. First dates should be 1½ to 2 hours. Go into it assuming that you’ll meet again and that this date is to get over the awkwardness of meeting a stranger.
5. Once a time is agreed upon, be prompt.
6. Turn off your cell phone. Unless you are a doctor on call, you can be unreachable for a couple of hours.
7. Eye contact shows you’re interested in what the other person has to say. Stay focused and let your body language reflect your interest.
8. Personal hygiene is a must. That means, your teeth, hair, body, and clothes should be clean. This shows that you care about yourself, and those who are nearby. No one wants to marry someone who smells badly. Look your best, just as you expect from your date. Be prepared to have a conversation. Know what’s going on in the world, have an interesting story from work to share, etc.
9. Being considerate towards the other person, as is the key to a strong marriage, and when dating, these are definitely traits to look for.
10. When in doubt about protocol, ask a mentor, etc. to avoid making a faux pas. Depending on your age, religion, location there will be certain concepts that resonate more. For instance, how should you dress? Casual or suit? Depending on who you’re dating, the answers will vary. But in general, courtesy and common sense go a long way. You only get one chance to make a first impression, so be prepared.
Dating requires networking, advocating, perseverance, and often patience. We need to look our best and focus on what we have to offer to a marriage. Make your best efforts to present yourself as pleasantly as you are able, even when you feel discouraged by the process. Remember that your job is to do your part and let fate take care of the rest.
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Jewish Dating Service SawYouAtSinai Provides Helpful Questions to Ask References Before Dating
New York, NY (PRWEB) December 01, 2011 The Orthodox Jewish Dating scene revolves largely around suggestions from matchmakers (known as ‘shadchanim’), so it is particularly common for Jewish singles to do reference checking to determine if a certain person makes sense for them to date, and hopefully marry.
SawYouAtSinai.com , an online Jewish Dating service, strongly encourages reference checking. Saw You At Sinai is the largest Jewish matchmaking network in the world and suggests thousands of matches a week to its members. With 350 matchmakers searching from quality matches, it saves the singles a lot of work sifting through profiles themselves. The system clearly works given the nearly 1,500 members who are now married through the service.
When a Jewish single signs up to the site and completes a profile, matchmakers call the member to get to personally know them. The member also provides two references (e.g. a Rabbi, Friend, Family member) so a prospective match has the opportunity to look further into the suggestion.
SawYouAtSinai advises its 30,000 Jewish singles, to do just that, and has provided a list of questions to ask references. These questions can help a member decide if the match suggestion has potential or if it is too far off target.
These questions are not just helpful for the Orthodox Jewish Dating world, but useful to anyone going on a blind date, whether through an online dating service or through a friend. In fact, SawYouAtSinai’s sister site JRetroMatch.com which is for the broader Jewish Singles community, also requests references. Speaking with references saves people a lot of time, money and emotions, as they are able to avoid going on dates with people that are not right for them.
Here are some standard questions to ask references, that the Jewish dating service provides to members. Members do not have to ask all of the questions, but should select the questions that they find most helpful for determining if the prospective match is right for them:
1. How long have you known this person? Are you still in contact with him/her?
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Jewish Dating Service JRetroMatch Helps Online Daters Spot Red Flags
New York, NY (PRWEB) November 08, 2011 With nearly a fifth of married couples during the past three years having met online, it has become an extremely common way for people to find love. Online Dating is a great way to meet new people, and has a fantastic success rate at making marriages, which makes it really appealing. JRetroMatch.com is one of those popular and successful services, and serves the Jewish singles community worldwide. JRetroMatch, and partner site SawYouAtSinai.com (which focuses on the Orthodox Jewish community), has the differential advantage over other sites by having 350 dedicated matchmakers setting up its members, leading to over 1,300 members married.
As with all methods of meeting people, whether through friends or when meeting someone at a bar, JRetroMatch says it’s crucial that those dating put themselves in a safe environment. Whether through fraudulent profiles or suspicious characters, daters should be aware of the red flags that can be found throughout the dating process.
JRetroMatch, due to its 350 matchmakers speaking to many of the 30,000 Jewish singles and performing selective background checks, avoid these issues more than other dating sites are able to do. All singles are highly recommended to investigate potential matches independently but having matchmakers reviewing profiles is helpful in preventing scammers and unhealthy relationships from occurring. Matchmakers are also there to give members advice throughout the dating process, and discuss any concerns.
With hundreds of thousands of people dating online its important to remember that every person has a unique personality filled with good qualities as well as some character flaws. After all, no one is perfect. It must however be emphasized that love and infatuation can blind us into believing that our significant other is perfect while overlooking some potentially really harmful behaviors, so people should be aware. JRetroMatch has put together a list of red flags to help online daters spot someone who is bad news. Here are some signs the Jewish dating service suggest singles look out for:
1. Too fast too soon. He/she wants the relationship to get serious sooner than you are comfortable with.
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The Only Chanukah Gift of its Kind! Unique Jewish Children’s Book Series to Debut in November 2005
TEANECK, N.J. (PRWEB) October 14, 2005 A new children’s book series that weaves together Jewish history, Jewish values, fascinating characters, and unexpected adventures will make its debut this November, Gali Girls Inc. founder Aliza Stein announced today.
The first book, Miriam’s Journey, follows 10-year-old Miriam Bloom and her family as they flee Russia for a better life in America.
“This is not your ordinary immigration story,” said author Robin K. Levinson of Hamilton, New Jersey, who based the book on her grandmother’s real life experiences. “The story involves a turn of events that threatens Miriam’s future in a way she never could have imagined.”
Although the main characters are Jewish, Levinson expressed confidence that her series will appeal to readers from all religious backgrounds and ethnicities. “Parents will also appreciate these books because the Jewish values I emphasize, such as kindness, respect, charity, and honesty, are universal values.”
Future Gali Girls books will be set in 12th century China, Colonial America, Ethiopia, and other well-known and little-known times and places in Jewish history. Each book will be linked to an 18-inch doll, or doll accessory, representing the main character.
Introduced last year, each Gali Girls Jewish doll comes with her own Hebrew and English name birth certificate, Magen-David bracelet (for doll and owner), and a 10-piece wooden toy Shabbat kit, including candles, challah, and wine cup. Four different dolls come with blonde, brown or red hair.
“Gali Girl dolls have inspired Jewish girls across the country and across the globe to develop a spirited interest in lighting Friday night Shabbat candles,” Stein said. “The Gali Girls Jewish History Series takes the next step toward creating a connection between the contemporary Jewish girl and her rich, wondrous heritage.”
Miriam’s Journey: Discovering a New World
Author: Robin Levinson / Illustrator: Drusilla Kehl
64 pages, 4 color illustrations
Juvenile Historical Fiction / Judaica
Ages 7 and up
$ 12.00 ISBN: 0-9773673-0-4
PUB DATE: November 15, 2005
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