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My inbox gets flooded every single day with emails from women who ask me “Your advice is great, but I’ve got kids. Will it work for me?” The answer is YES! The same advice I give single women can be used by single mommas too

How many times have you been out at night, and a group of women are taking those ridiculous digital camera pictures?

Let me ask you a few questions: • Are you one of those people who has a running count on the number of lovers you’ve had? • Are you a man who loves to boast to his friends about the number of notches on your bedpost

We have a texting problem in America. Men are asking women out via texting. Men are blowing off dates via texting

A lot of men out there are under the impression that they need to have a system in order to meet women. They believe that there must be something that you can say in every situation and a good quick follow-up that can be used every time to ensure that you nail the phone number. Systems are great for programming hard drives, for typing code into a website and for online marketing.

1. If you are sick cancel and set up a new day and time. What is up with people who show up with the flu or a bad cold on a date

I live in Los Angeles, but a question I get all the time from people all around the world is: “David – How come when you date, people are so flaky?” What is “flaking?” An example of flaking is when you’re supposed to have plans with someone on a Friday night, and they flake on you at the last minute.

Would you like to have greater chances with women? Do you find yourself heading back home all alone after a night at the bar? Are you looking for an effortless way to increase your chances with taking a girl back to your place?

For some reason or other, most men feel like there needs to be some special way to ask a woman for her phone number. As a dating coach, I get asked all the time by men all sorts of questions about the proper etiquette and rules of asking for a woman’s phone number.