Classic
An old boyfriend contacts BetsyG on Facebook, and she feels less than comfortable about the whole thing, but learns some lessons.
An old boyfriend contacts BetsyG on Facebook, and she feels less than comfortable about the whole thing, but learns some lessons.
Counterproductive though it may be, BetsyG looks back at how she might not have imbibed as much in her youth had she understood the future impact.
An old friend turns out to be a lot different from how she imagined. BetsyG looks at a lost romantic opportunity.
BetsyG reflects on the meaning of help, or lack thereof, in a relationship.
BetsyG knows the keys to success in a marriage and shares it with you for free. Almost.
BetsyG might be ready to date again, and online dating seems to be the only option. But BetsyG has some difficulty writing her profile. Can you help?
We’re coached to believe that appearance is the main factor in physical attraction. But all five physical senses can contribute to a person’s appeal.
“I’m Through with Love” was playing the last time my ex-boyfriend texted me, and it couldn’t have been more symbolic.
Why do we connect with some people and not others? BetsyG reflects on her recent reconnections to try to understand what makes a friend.
BetsyG had found some old friends, and it feels really good to reconnect, with the help of LinkedIn, Facebook, and social networking. In fact, it’s downright moving.
BetsyG likes to write even more than she likes to talk. Her essays have been published in the Boston Globe Magazine. She has children who would be horrified to be associated with her and her blogazine. BetsyG is a happy divorcée and, suffering from a bad case of arrested development, has no idea how old she really is; her deluded belief is that she's your age, whatever it may be.