The Dating Forum

A picture is worth a thousand words. I forget who coined that immortal phrase, but it is true.

No photos, no responses. Does this make sense? It certainly does.

You could be the ideal match, acc ...

Rhetorical question. They don't know what they want either.

That is why we are here. To meet.
Most of us are normal people. Are you willing to meet?

Are we so paranoid and insecure that we cannot step out of our shell, and expose ourselves to new people ...

Let's face it, we are are certainly spoiled for choices in Cape Town.

Here's a short list, feel free to add your own:

Kalk Bay harbour, one of my favourites. Check out the fish market, take a st ...

“Ode to a Strawberry.”
Before the others, I picked you first,
Drenched with dew, to quench my thirst.
Skin so firm, and flesh so wet,
My lips were pursed, but no! Not yet.
Gently feeling you with ...

Thank you for the reply. That's a start!

I joined this website for a few reasons.

a) It's the ONLY totally free meeting and dating website I know of.
b) To meet people and communicate online, b ...

Seriously,
No opinions, no replies. You are a really lame section of humanity.
Cheers,
B.

Yip, the silly season is upon us, once again.

Deck the malls with boughs of holly, play Boney M at full volume, spend heaps of cash on trash. It seems cathartic to me.

Being an orphan myself, I ...

Hi Guys,

They say oysters are an aphrodisiac, so I put this to the test. I swallowed a dozen, but only six seemed to work. The theory is that they are rich in zinc and are good for prostate health ...

Yes, ED, otherwise known as Erectile Dysfunction.

Kind of reminds me of the old cowboy movies.

Shoot first, ask questions later. Damn, hair trigger, failed to hit the target. Ended up on Boot Hi ...

What would you do?

Here’s the scenario:
You are going steady with a partner, but you live apart, at opposite ends of town. The relationship is very satisfactory. Your partner has also left town to ...

Before breeding, seahorses may court for several days.

During this time they may change color, swim side by side holding tails or grip the same strand of sea grass with their tails and wheel around ...

This is a Greek legend, in case you were thinking something else.

Oedipus was the son of Laius, king of Thebes, and his wife Jocasta, who was the daughter of Creon, king of Corinth.

Laius wishe ...