How lucky am I to be doing what I love?? I’m so happy I can laugh at whatever life throws up at me. I saw this sentence today and thought, that’s me I love bringing people together and have developed a simple, safe way to do this.

I’ve been feeling this energy, excitement for weeks now added by the great feedback we’re receiving around Sense2Love.

A friend of mine just announced he’s got engaged, we truly had all given up on him, a successful dentist who also managed to fit in triathlons, huh what happened I asked?

What happened was he found his love through his networks network, a distant cousin of a friend during a chance meet mentioned he went to biz school with a cool woman still single and offered to make Introductions, Voila!!!!

Statistics show 57% meet their partners through their friends community and 10% online so we’ve increased the chances and also give you information about your dates Sense2Love communication style, information that spices up a fun evening when you meet your match.

We’re having fun bringing Sense2Love, so come and join us, matchmaking made simple.

I haven’t come across such a good article on arranged marriages for a long time, hence why I’m sharing this with our readers.

“It matters to think about the qualities of that person – and indeed to know yourself. There is an aspect to arranged marriage that is about thinking ahead, about what relationships are for, about consequences, and we’re beginning to get a shift towards people thinking like that.” Article

Hello friends, I'm back with another thought/question: How well do you handle someone who is interested in you, while you do not or cannot reciprocate the feelings? I find that some people are very good at being honest, direct yet fair in letting the other person know their feelings (maybe they've had a lot of practice!). Other people, however, may struggle with being direct, whether due to low self -esteem or struggles in a current relationship. So, how do you navigate what could be an unpleasant or uncomfortable situation? And if you're the person that's been turned down, what's been the least painful reaction that you've received? Good luck out there!

A New Jersey cab driver Ahmed Ibrahim has been playing cupid from his taxi. A New York Daily News article from earlier this year says he has arranged over 70 dates. Article

He has swapped numbers between hundreds of couples, helped organize more than 70 real dates and at least 19 of his romances have lasted more than a year.

This Thursday, Ibrahim will be decking his yellow cab with red and white hearts and roses in the hope of matching up yet more Mr. and Mrs. Rights.

“I’ve organized so many dates, and it really makes me feel good about it. I’ve not had one complaint,” Ibrahim, 53, said.

“It’s really fun. Driving a taxi in New York is not an easy job so I just try to create some fun.”

Hi, this is Doc BW, and today I'm wondering about how environmental factors influence dating and relationships. Can a relationship be successful if one person is most comfortable indoors if the other is planning all week for the moment they can be outdoors again? Have you had to reconcile someone in your life who loves shopping or reading? Or that person who loves to rock climb or fish? On a related note, do you have to appreciate the same seasons in the year for the most happiness in a relationship? For example, do you both need to enjoy skiing for maximum fulfillment? Or can there be a way to find compromise between snowmobiling in the winter and sunbathing in June as each person's favorite activity? How do the differences impact planning for vacations or getaways? I'm sure there must be many ways to navigate through these issues, and I'd love to hear from any and all of you about them!

We all have a lot of stuff, it seems. Sometimes we become trapped prisoner by our things if we're not careful. This is Doc BW again, and I'm going to be moving to a new house soon, and I'm finding that part of the consideration for the house I'm living in is the ability to store all my stuff! My thought today concerns what to do with the redundant stuff when you are joining your life with someone else. How do you decide what to keep and what to discard? Are there some unwritten rules involved, or does it come down to who's stuff is nicest, or who fights the loudest to keep their tattered sweater they've had since high school? Have you had difficulties joining with someone else in the past, or do you have tips for those who might deal with that in the future? Let's hear from you!

Hello Sense2Lovers! Doc BW back, wondering about yet something else! Today I'm curious about how far you'd go to meet a match. Literally, how far away is too far away to consider dating someone else? Are they too far away if they live in another city? Or on the other side of your city? Or over an hour away? If you think it might be "true love," would you travel to another country to be with someone? And would other factors play into your decision (well, if they're cute or rich or famous, maybe I'd make an exception!)? So many factors go into dating! At this point, you don't need to worry about your answers affecting your ability to match with someone else. But, if responses to this question warrant it, Sense2Love may want to utilize this feedback in future matches, so please respond if you have an opinion! Hope you're having a great day!

Today's thought from me, Doc BW, concerns the other side of matchmaking. Do you have someone you trust in setting you up with a date? Or do you have someone in your life who tries to set you up with someone who you feel has nothing in common with you? How many tries does it take for someone to earn your trust as a good matchmaker? And how many "misses" does someone get before you stop listening to their advice on dating? So, lots of questions there. I would guess that it takes many more hits than misses for someone to be a trusted advisor. I'm just curious as to what the ratio is on average. Do you then give that feedback to the matchmaker in your life, or do you just start to phase them out of your inner circle of trusted dating advisors? Looking forward to feedback on this one, as I expect the matchmakers and daters out there would all like to know your thoughts! Take care of yourselves out there!