The other night I saw the movie “The Ugly Truth” starring Katherine Heigl and Gerard Butler. It was actually a pretty cute movie. It’s about a guy who gives dating advice on television. Obviously I feel we already give the “ugly truth” about dating here . . . but I just never came up with a good nickname for it like they did. So today, let’s…

A lot of couples like to define themselves certain ways. My girlfriend and I were sitting around having lunch the other day and talking about how we hardly ever fight. I mean, we’ll get into something and we’ll have an argument (which all couples do).

Can you really tell your ex that you are dating somebody else and remain friends? Can you actually help your ex find happiness by being their friend and still keep the good relationship with your current significant other?

As most of you know, I don’t really drink. So I didn’t wake up this morning with an alcohol-related hangover, but I did wake up this morning with a holiday weekend hangover. You take six days off work, and when you wake up the first morning you’re going back to work you are

Welcome to “Ass Week!” If you’ve been following the blog this week, you realize we’ve been talking a lot about asses. Today’s podcast will determine if you’re an ass when you meet women. Memorial Day is coming up, and if you want to grab some ass, then you need to not be an ass. Be sure to check this out!

For this week, Sunday is Q&A day on the blog. Here are two more great questions you’ve submitted to me. Remember, if you are on my subscriber list and want to submit a question for me to answer in future blogs, simply respond to any one of the newsletter emails with your question.

Do you know anyone who cheats on their girlfriend and brags about it? Are you someone who cheats? No matter what you feel or think you know about cheating, this podcast is going to blow you away! Listen to me reveal the REAL meaning of cheating, and how this ties in to how you can get exactly what you want sexually from women.

It happened. You have found that relationship you always hoped you would find. You have found a person with whom you share not only an intense chemistry, but also a truly deep heart and soul connection. You have created an amazing relationship place with this person. You are genuinely and totally happy.

Just when you think nothing can disrupt that amazing relationship place, it happens. Your ex boyfriend or ex girlfriend (we’ll just collectively refer to them as the “ex”) starts contacting you. They start calling you, sending you text messages and leaving you voicemail messages. They want you to give your relationship with them another try.

This article is an open letter to all of you space invaders out there. You know who you are … or do you?

No, I’m not talking to those of you with an affinity for handling joysticks and playing early 80′s video games with poor graphics and creatures making funny “gobbling” noises as they ate things. This open letter has nothing to do with video games. I’m also not talking rodents or anything else that invades your living space. I’m not even talking about clutter on your desk that gets in your way.

The space invaders I’m talking about here are ex boyfriends and ex girlfriends (we’ll just collectively call them “ex’s” here). This open letter is directed to all of you ex’s out there who are space invaders tormenting your ex’s.

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