Love Factually at Eugene Weekly: Q&A in a city I adore

This last Thursday, Eugene Weekly and I met to discuss answers to some common questions about l’amour:

http://www.eugeneweekly.com/20160211/lead-story/facts-love

Tired of useless dating advice? Read this.

From working on your own self-esteem, to dissecting what went wrong on a date, to revealing personal information—this interview at My Aspergers covers issues that matter to nearly everyone.

http://www.myaspergers.net/adults-with-aspergers/dating-tips/?utm_content=buffer7d6a4&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Where's Your Boyfriend? How to survive the worst question of the holidays

Where’s your boyfriend?  If you’re single, straight, and female, this question should be forbidden.  How do you respond?  Here, some Wise Readers’ reactions—and what to do about a question with so much power to wound: 

http://healthyorbit.com/wheres-your-boyfriend-surviving-the-worst-question-of-the-holidays-120915/

Five Dating Questions to Improve Your Lovelife

From how much and what to say, to how to avoid abusers, these five questions are best-practice for anyone who’s seeking The One: new podcast at: http://www.myaspergers.net/what-is-aspergers/6-helpful-dating-questions/

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