Needy-Hearts Fun Committee

Posted by admin at February 12th, 2012

Everyone all over the country is talking about online dating and how they have found that perfect someone after only a few days of searching online. Now, we’ve all heard our fair share of horror stories surrounding the practice of online dating but, in recent years, there have been a fair number of success stories as well, and now the question has to be put – does it work?

Anyone who doesn’t hold love to the lofty standards established by the likes of Shakespeare and Victor Hugo would argue that relationships are based on proven levels of compatibility. The way most of these sites work is a user answers a series of yes or no questions that create a kind of pattern when it comes to their disposition. The site takes this pattern and matches it against other users to find patterns that are compatible and thus, yields a fruitful and lasting relationship. Anyone with a dallas business internet service or the like can make an account, take a personality test and then submit the results where a compatible partner will soon be delivered.

While internet dating hasn’t lost any steam in Texas or anywhere else in the country, there are still skeptics. However, with more and more people finding what some believe to be true love online, it’s becoming a lot harder to argue against it.

Posted by admin at May 2nd, 2011

Dating the right way is important, but few people know exactly what this phrase means. If you are trying online dating, here are 5 ideas you can follow to keep yourself safe.

1. Keep initial contact brief. Okcupid tells its users not to proposition people for a certain activity, especially someone you have never met. If you need to guess what this activity is, you probably should not be reading this.
2. Arrange to conduct the initial meeting in a public place. Dates, unfortunately, are a part of dating. A restaurant or a movie works well. The Internet abounds (more…)

Posted by admin at April 19th, 2011

Dallas Texas is a great city in the state of Texas. To find friendship and a great guy, one of the first places to start are some of the wonderful restuarants located in Dallas. Dallas is known for it’s great restaurants with an assortment of different foods, and has a crowd of single people that frequent these places. Sports bars are great places to meet the right guy, what guy doesn’t like a beer and watching the game?

Wine Festivals are a great place to meet men. With so many people getting into creating (more…)

Posted by admin at April 4th, 2011

When it comes to dating in Dallas, it can seem overwhelming and scary. Before you get to the first date, you have to know where to find that great person. Going for a bike ride on the Katy Trail or venturing out to a newly opened wine bar will not only be fun, but it will also give you a chance to make new friends. Trying new activities and adventures will not only help in finding a hot (more…)

Posted by admin at March 21st, 2011

A date should be something fun for both parties. Break out of the dating rut (movie and dinner) by doing something different. Why don’t you plan a date that takes you from morning into night? This will give you plenty of time to discover more about each other and spend some real quality time with your special someone. Weekends are great for planning an all day date. Start by picking up your date and taking him or her to a nice brunch. Once you’re done with brunch head over to Forth Worth to visit the Fort Worth Museum of Science and Industry, www.fwmuseum.org. This is a great place to have some fun. You can visit the dinosaur exhibit and dinosaur dig that’s outside along with other exhibits. After your trek at the museum take a drive to downtown to spend the balance of your date enjoying Sundance Square. You’ll find plenty of shops and art galleries to explore, which is another way to learn your date’s likes and dislikes. Plus, when you get hungry you don’t even have to leave Sundance Square. You’ll find a large assortment of eateries, including Mexican food, seafood, fast food, barbecue and many other options.

Posted by www.nhfcdallas.org at October 6th, 2010

Finally find a Dallas/Ft. Worth woman worth your while? Well there’s no better way to begin a meaningful relationship than by making a great first impression, so know where to you take your prospective woman when the Texas moon is full. Here are our recommendations for the best first date spots in the Metroplex.

1. Galaxy Drive In Theater Try staying away from traditional high end restaurants. Over the course of a relationship there will be plenty of time to win and dine, but first dates should be distinctly memorable. The Drive In offers an old timey feel she will be sure to remember. Not to mention, if you’re a little shy or awkward, there’s a no talking policy at movie theatres, playing right into your wheelhouse.
2. 300 Dallas If you can’t lift at least a 10-pound ball with reasonable ease or fall back on the time-tested “I sprained my wrist in calligraphy class” excuse, it might be in your best interest to continue scrolling down the page, but for those who enjoy a side of bowling mixed in with your hearty, chef-prepared entre, 300 Dallas has you covered. You won’t find the traditional bowling alley menu of fried cheese, fried wings and fried fries, rather skewered steaks marinated to perfection, fresh flatbreads, a selection of specialty pizzas and more. (more…)

Posted by www.nhfcdallas.org at October 4th, 2010

Are you single, getting older and not ashamed to eat until your heart’s content? You may soon be running out of luck all-together. For the past 8 years Dallas/Ft. Worth area foodies have had a monthly sanctuary in which to come together under the common bond of delicious eats at The Single Gourmet. After all, who cares if you overindulge as long as you have somebody to gain weight with? There’s no minimum weight requirement, but for singles who would rather order more than a dainty salad and could use a night out fellow veterans of the DFW dating scene, The Single Gourmet has offered the best of both worlds.As a member of The Single Gourmet, participants have been privy to classes and instruction in both gourmet cooking and fine dining, with a full calendar of specially hosted events catering to unattached men and women between the ages of 30 and 70, finally giving a reprieve from the loud, bar-centric social setting even aging singles have been all too often subjected to. Unfortunately, unless someone takes over the Single Gourmet business, an entire community of sophisticated individuals of refined taste will soon be forced to make the ultimate walk of shame back into the world of delivery Chinese food and on-Demand movies from whence they came. (more…)

Posted by www.nhfcdallas.org at October 2nd, 2010

For busy career men and women, sometimes it seems as if a separate secretary might come in handy just to add a little priority to the noticeably lacking love life. Consider it done, but don’t worry about stopping by HR to thank them for finally addressing one of your at-home concerns. It’s Just Lunch!-Dallas specializes in matching and scheduling particularly business oriented clients whose only major romantic involvement is with their work. No more fantasizing you might finally meet Ms. or Mr. Right when rolling into the parking garage at midnight after pulling a 60-hour week. No more thinly veiled disappointment when the person seated next to you in business class looks more like a Model United Nations alum than former Abercrombie model. (more…)

Posted by www.nhfcdallas.org at September 30th, 2010

As they say, everything is bigger in Texas. You don’t have to play for the Mavericks to run into the common hazards of living an above average lifestyle, in terms of height that is. From cramped cabin space in cars and on airplanes to communication issues with less vertically adequate individuals in social situations, it ain’t easy being tall. For women in particular, height can be a challenge as far as finding potential significant others as many men are too insecure to date or woman taller than they are, or simply too intimidated to approach. Wouldn’t it be great to finally find a group of people who can empathize with life well above sea-level? Tall Texans of Dallas is dedicated to bringing the high rising members of society together whether it’s for dating or gigantically good times among friends. (more…)

Posted by www.nhfcdallas.org at September 29th, 2010

In order to send you out into the singles world, we feel it necessary to lay out a few ground rules in order to maintain your upstanding reputation. Follow these general guidelines in order to ensure both parties, in fact, realize they are on a date and will want to turn the first date in to a second:

• Show up, this is, by all accounts, the most important step.
• Feminism may have made major strides over the past several decades. The man still pays, regardless.
• Women, pretend like you are going to at least think about paying. Men appreciate the gesture; a good faith reach for the purse goes a long way.
• Official “dates” are scheduled no less than 24 hours in advance. Any sentence beginning with, “Hey, I’m on my way to the” and ending in ” want to come with?” does not qualify as a legitimate date.
• When you are a date with one person, do not show favoritism or devote more attention to another person (save for scenarios in which you are licensed professional and medical attention must be immediately administered).
• Past boyfriends and girlfriends should remain in the past.
• Shower beforehand.
• See your date through to the end. If, as a man, someone has the courtesy to accompany you out or, as a woman, someone has the courtesy to pay for your meal, cutting the night short at the first potential turn-off is rude (unless, of course, you feel you may be in legitimate danger).
• White tees are only acceptable at graffiti parties.
• No t-shirts are acceptable in fine dining situations, no matter how much you paid per rhinestone.
• Treat women as if they lack opposable thumbs, thus cannot open anything for themselves.
• If you’re divorce isn’t final, or was just recently thrown out there in a hypothetical situation by your spouse, you are not actually on the market. Go home.