What happens when work gets in the way of love?  When you are dating and in hot pursuit you are focusing and paying attention to the object of your desire. 

And desire, specifically the 7 Rings of Desire are what the Love Bucket are all about.  Those are the seven desires that a woman has.  Lifestyle is one of those desires and it may be that part of her lifestyle desire is to work and run her own business.

My friend and business associate has come up with three simple ways to connect and even though this is meant for women business owners, the same ideas are great for men.

Watch this video to learn three simple strategies:

#1 Give FULL ATTENTION to your lover
#2 Keep Your Lover in the Loop
#3 One Day of Love every week

Does your better half complain that you spend “too much time” on the computer? Are you ever accused of being a workaholic?

If your business causes major riffs in your relationship, you’re not alone.  

With our 24/7 ability to move business ahead through smart phones, social media and laptops, entrepreneurs around the world are constantly tempted to do  “just one more thing” every free second we have.

It makes sense. After all, when you’re super passionate about your work — it doesn’t feel like work at all and you want to do it all the time!

But I can tell you from experience that “too much time on the computer” can totally destroy your relationship.

And an messed up personal relationship will not only wreak havoc on your soul, but it can have a huge, negative impact on your business too.

In the 5 Love Dynamics program the Acclimating Dynamic is day-to-day living.  Giving proper attention to your lover sometimes seems to fall in to the taken for granted category.  If you do not allocate time and plan, share, and provide details of what’s happening in your life, there will be a disconnect in your relationship.

First impressions MATTER!

You can try to "be nice" or you can give her a MIND BENDER.

I vote for door #2.

Nothing like a beautiful woman to trigger ideas of HOT

SEXUAL ENCOUNTERS …

Understanding Sexual Mastery is one of the traits of a Masterman. 

Men love women and men love their cars.  Seduction sometimes comes from transferring the desire for one onto the other.

It is your value that makes you stand out from other men. Read this love bucket article for more:

Guys, Do You Convey Value? (enough to fill her love bucket…)

TIME  -   Public via Google Plus posted right after Valentine’s Day

Men are from Google+, Women are from Pinterest

Is it true that a Love Diplomat and a Masterman (women and men) are different when it comes to tastes and interests? 

=> Nothing like a gender controversy!

Men Are from Google+, Women Are from Pinterest  TIME.com | Techland |

Recent reports claim that 83% of Pinterest’s users are female while two-thirds of Google+ users are male.

+994 comments

844 shares

FYI – This one maxed out the G+ comment thread!

Daniell Flores  -  Probably…

+1

Cody Sovis  -  Very interesting article

+1

Adam Wozney  -  Sounds about right

Rebecca R  -  housewives are from pinterest, from what i’ve seen. I rather stay here on +

+45

Rainer Jetter  -  +n-tv Der Nachrichtensender ntv+Berliner Morgenpost +ARD +BBC World Service +stern

Isaac Castro  -  jajaja, amazing

+2

Joltrast .  -  Who cares? I’m not a huge fan of Pinterest, but love G+

+10

Kurt Mayer  -  To help prove the point… What’s Pinterest?

CMyLawyer  -  That may be true for now, but man, all the hubbub over Pinterest these days…I assume it’s going to man up over the next couple months.

+6

Richard Posey  -  Interesting demographic split as this seems to fly in the face of the old adage that, "men are more visual." Maybe that’s just when looking at the opposite sex.

+5

Ariella Brown  -  +Kurt Mayer, I don’t know if that proves your point altogether. I do know what it is, but I haven’t checked it out for myself. Google+ is my favorite social network.

+2

A Fisher  -  Excellent, I can maintain my oddball housewife status and have no earthly idea what Pinterest is.

+10

Tyler Weeks  -  I signed up for Pinterest just to check it out and it has taken a concerted effort to get my "stream", or "board", or whatever they call it, to not look overwhelmingly feminine.

+4

Sabeena LoBello  -  +Rebecca R I am a SAHM and I will never be pinterested.

+7

Jason Chow  -  I think +Linda Dee = the 1/3 female portion of G+

Mike Massie  -  Love to the see comparison of men and women in Pinterest versus Svpply

+1

Ariella Brown  -  What’s interesting is that the much vaunted women’s preference is not universal, but an American phenomenon "Visual.ly estimates that 83% of Pinterest’s users are female. (Side note: The story is very different in the U.K., where the majority of the site’s 200,000 users are men.)

+3

Richard Posey  -  This is an indicator that a really smart single guy should get himself on Pinterest ASAP.

+16

Rupert Wood  -  yup, & 98% of crazy cat ladies are also female!

+7

TIME  -  +Rupert Wood Wait, 2% of crazy cat ladies are men?

+40

Sabeena LoBello  -  LOL@ +TIME . Yes, those men are ones who have written off trying to have a relationship with women altogether.

+5

Baker Kawesa  -  That would explain the mostly constructive conversations on google+

+8

Rebecca R  -  +Sabeena LoBello Then you my dear are doing whatever abbreviation you called yourself wrong.

+1

Sabeena LoBello  -  Yes, +Rebecca R . I also never used FB like the ones who are now using Pinterest.
+Baker Kawesa I don’t call G+ Geek Plus for nothing!

+5

Cameron J. Kenworthy  -  Google+ is Facebook++
It’s geektastic

+3

Sabeena LoBello  -  +Cameron J. Kenworthy G+ is also Slashdot 2.0!

+4

Baker Kawesa  -  +Sabeena LoBello I hope you don’t mean geek in a bad way! Google+ just feels right from a male point of view, lots of information, and no-strings-attached relationships.

Yesterday 10:31

Sabeena LoBello  -  I’m a g33k myself, so I meant it in a very good way, +Baker Kawesa .
?

+5

Cameron J. Kenworthy  -  Also 1/5th of the screen isn’t taken up by ads. And of course geek is a good thing!

+7

Rebecca R  -  +Sabeena LoBello doing it wrong is a good thing. I myself use +, and twitter.

Yesterday 10:36

+2

Ricardo Sanchez  -  Women just aren’t hip enough to use g+

Yesterday 10:40

David Boldini  -  I am a Pinterest user..confirm that 80 percent of Pinterest users are female!

Yesterday 10:41

+1

Cameron J. Kenworthy  -  +Ricardo Sanchez Doctor pepper 10, it’s not for women

+1

A Fisher  -  Forgot to put the troll face on your avatar. Don’t worry, my imagination put it there for you.

+3

David Kinsley  -  +Tyler Weeks I’m running into the same problems…curious about the whole Pinterest thing but don’t need endless fashion updates, etc. Any suggestions?

Irina Tcherednichenko  -  +Ricardo Sanchez What do you mean?

+2

Sabeena LoBello  -  +Irina Tcherednichenko He thinks women are busy cooking in the kitchen and then pinning their recipes on Pinterest to be here on G+.

+5

Baker Kawesa  -  +David Kinsley +Tyler Weeks I couldn’t even get past the front page, it just felt wrong being there at all. What’s a dude supposed to do with board full of images? Seriously?

+2

David Boldini  -  about gender distribution on twitter 57% female and 43% male …

Tyler Weeks  -  There are some science/tech contributors that I found but other than that it’s mostly pictures of cool fabric, cute cupcakes, and dream vacations.

Valentin Feraru  -  hii

+1

Edward Ellis  -  This man is from "WHOGIVESA****". [bleeped out]

+5

Rob B.  -  A better question was posed by Jon Stewart.
Is Time magazine giving the USA fluff pieces like this pinterest crap while the rest of the world gets real journalism? If you’re trying to keep your sales up with people magazine you’re in trouble….because you’re not people magazine. You a serious magazine that is pandering with questionnaires like this fluff when you should be doing serious journalism. wtf happened time?

+18

Jonas Fancony  -  +Edward Ellis Then why comment?

+6

Maggie Brazeau  -  I use them both, and so do my geeky male friends. They serve different purposes – G+ is for nattering about whatever, Pinterest is strictly "Look at this picture of this cool thing I found." Apples and oranges.

+9

Valentin Feraru  -  heloo
????

Francis Mensah  -  hiiiiiiiiiiii

+1

Matt Lorence  -  +Kurt Mayer My first thought after reading the title of the article – "WTF is pinterest?"

+3

Dustin Dowell  -  Just went to pinterest for the first time… I can see why it is all women.

+1

Mary Rysdale  -  +Valentin Feraru yep, your posts are showing. Now do you have something to add to the conversation regarding pinterest?

Yesterday 11:16

Adella Thompson  -  So confusing to me. My circles here are pretty equally distributed by gender – many different interests are represented here and I see more photographers and artists than software engineers. I guess I’ve self-selected my streams though. Also, I don’t exactly get Pinterest. And yes, agree with +Rob B. – I want the international coverage please!

+1

Jonas Fancony  -  I totally disagree with +Adella Thompson and +Rob B. on this. The article comes from Techland, Time. But ok, perhaps +TIME should divide its main feed into different feeds according to its sections?

Jackie Chow  -  I use both.

Baker Kawesa  -  +Sabeena LoBello Women on pinterest are actually posting recipes (and probably cooking in the kitchen), it hurts just thinking about it.

+4

John O’Connor  -  True in our household

Irina Tcherednichenko  -  +Baker Kawesa Does it hurt because you have nobody to cook for you?

+1

Pristine Lee  -  Pinterest was too busy for me. If I ever needed a good recipe, I’d go there. I am a non geek, gadget loving female.

+2

Edward Ellis  -  +Jonas Fancony Mainly to piss off breathtakingly smarmy intellectuals.

Sheree Rensel  -  I think that statement is an INSULT! Also, it perpetuates gender stereotypes. I am woman and I think Pinterest sucks. It is totally boring. Yet, I am here on G+ right? I am offended.

+1

Sheree Rensel  -  BTW I have a friend whose husband writes for Pinterest. What does that say about him? Huh? All this is too stupid. Idiotic!

+1

Sunny Jundt  -  What if you are on both about equally?

+2

Keely Rowe  -  Pinterest bores me. Just walked away from 2 co-workers who say they are addicted. Not seeing it myself.

+3

Ioana x  -  Not true!

Kara Phelps  -  I am a fan of both=) But am only a woman..

Mary Rysdale  -  Haven’t yet headed to pinterest, but I have friends who find it fun. I tend to like the respect and variety of thoughtful topics I find at G+, and agree with+Pristine Lee that I would check it out if I wanted some inspiration in the kitchen. I personally think that most folks who stay in G+ are those who value a deeper level of thought and interest in topics – all cats and nerd toys aside. But those make us smile, and that’s healthy too!

+1

Gabriel Walsh  -  so that’s where all the geek girls went. ;o)

+1

Edward Ellis  -  Sunny Judt – There it is !

courtney bodeen  -  wait….what?

Samantha O’Rielly  -  I feel lost, never heard of pinterest.

+1

Kellianne Hutchinson  -  Peeps are always telling me I’m more like a man than a woman… except that I am attracted to men I tried pinterest, didn’t like it.
I love Geek+ G+

+2

space junkie  -  first visit impression: 1996 called, they want their chaotic-cacophony-of-cramped-columns website back.

+2

Stan Podolski  -  Look at the first page pinterest. Shoes, fashion, zucchini (they say yummy???), family pictures, kitty pictures, shoes again, fashion again. Do I see gadgests, cars. I actually saw one. That was a jeep… pink… yuk

+1

Jenn Satterlee  -  bwhahaha

Sara Standel  -  Never heard of Pinterest.

+3

Bas van der Veeken  -  Maybe that is why I will not have any relation with Pintereset

Cameron J. Kenworthy  -  +Sara Standel Honestly neither have I, it sounds like a bookmarking site (anyone ever been to diigo?)

Julie Richerson  -  +Sara Standel 60 of my friends have Pinterest now; the majority of them are women. I love it.

Miguel Mendoza  -  and kids are from Call of Duty XboxLive

Monica Giambitto  -  zucchini is the farthest thing from yummy I know.
but, who knows, maybe images are more evocative for women. and we should not forget that G+ has a very high density of nerdiness that usually imply scarcity of women.
technical conferences are the only public places where the restroom line is longer for men than women.

Katy Davies  -  I have a Pinterest account but have not yet starting "pinning" anything. I agree with +Maggie Brazeau on the visual aspects that differentiate it, and+Adella Thompson on the fact that my G+ circles are fairly balanced.
What has been really extraordinary to me already is the huge number of my friends who are already now following me on the Pinterest site. _This serves the purpose to make me feel pressure to start pinning anything and everything – quick! _ But I am still struggling with how to organize my thoughts (pins) to make them creative and meaningful for me, rather than just fashion, cooking and decor mood-boards.

+1

Daniel Mandel  -  Great now society is stereotyping social network sites

+6

Discover Digital Group  -  not necessarily- while pinterest is definitely skewed towards female audiences, I think you’ll begin to see it become more pervasive across both genders

Laine Hagan  -  I don’t even know what to think about this really. I love G+ more than any social networking site I belong to. I was on pinterest for literally about 2 minutes and it lost my interest.
Maybe the G+ women are a breed apart? Or maybe we’re all just geeks

+5

Chris Scott  -  Wow, didn’t know women had different social media preferences than men.

Sera Bishop  -  Happy to be getting to know G+.

Paul Guardino  -  Sausagefest
youtube.com/ny007ny

J.R. Jones  -  So very true. My wife is all over pinterest, and I’m all over g+. Chalk another +1 up for #stereotypes

+2

Renee Brooks  -  lol i havent even heard of Pinterest..wow and i’ve had gmail for literally a few mins..interestin we shall see

+1

Josh Dye  -  I have a Pinterest account that I’ve never used

+1

Chris Scott  -  You know, people all over the world can see that you don’t capitalize. Just saying. You might wanna fix that.

Jeanne Marie Hoffman  -  Pinterest looks like a giant scrapbooking project…

+1

Michael McGimpsey  -  What happens when there is a Google+ Pinterest meetup

+2

Jason Wagner  -  reporting as spam and moving on

Chris Scott  -  +Michael McGimpsey The internet implodes.

+1

Lexy Santillan  -  love that

Sabeena LoBello  -  Anyone who enjoys G+ more than any other social networking sites are a different breed, regardless of gender.
I saw the layout of Pinterest in my G+ stream. It looked like a picture collage and extremely unappealing so I didn’t bother getting an account there. Besides, as a non-FB user, I thought people were also sharing recipes and "cute" posters/videos on FB. The why do they bother have an additional site to do the same?

+5

Paul Guardino  -  Pinterest? Who is that?
youtube.com/ny007ny

Rodrigo Mesa  -  Nixed Pinterest when it req’d FB sing-in. FAIL.

Christine Paluch  -  +Keely Rowe You are not alone in your boredom with Pinterest.

Kenneth Kusar  -  +Sheree Rensel why are you offended by a statistic? Its not saying anything is wrong with either or the people using either, its just stating the percentage of men vs women on 2 different sites.

+3

Jenn Trunk  -  Doesn’t require FB login, and there are quite a few conflicting numbers on gender percentages. Who really cares anyway?

Steve Hall  -  +TIME So what?

Rachel Coleman  -  What the hell in Pinterest? Maybe I’m not a girl. Hmm. Boobs, Check. Menstruation, absolutely check. Yep, definitely a girl.

Brandon Golway  -  My girlfriend is addicted to pinterest!

+1

Sara Mays  -  Just heard of Pinterest yesterday.

Darryl Griffith  -  I see no point in it then again I am a dude.

Chaz Walker  -  +Rachel Coleman Pinterest is like reddit for people who’d rather see it.

Chris Deputy  -  Never heard of Pinterest until now.

Meilani MacDonald  -  well, now we ladies know where to find the men, haha.
Google+ … the new grocery store / gym / bar, without all the hassle.

+3

Celia Pazos  -  I’m pretty fond of both…

Sarah Kate Moore  -  I love ‘em both.
Google’s algorithm thinks I’m a male… maybe that’s because of the amount of time I spend on G+. My recent Pinterest usage must really be confusing them.

+3

Kody Baker  -  Wow, never looked at pinterest.com until now. Seems like 95% of the comments are by women! Very curious!!

Juan Chao  -  LMAO Rachel

Louise Loecke  -  You all do realise it is OK to like both. It is a statistic people, not a decree

+2

Anders Dahl  -  In UK, Pinterest is more popular with wealthy men:http://venturebeat.com/2012/02/13/pinterest-uk-users/
I signed up for Pinterest a long time ago but didn’t really use it until it got popular recently. While it LOOKS like a mommy/wedding/bake site, it can be anything you want it to be and I use the search a lot to find retro cars, motorcycles or other "manly" things. The problem with Pinterest is the same as with G+, unless you use it and post things you would like to see, it won’t change.

+2

Darlene Cary  -  Then why do I like Google+ so much better? Yikes!

janay thompson  -  ohhhhhhhhhhhhh thats to cutie i whish me and my man can do that:)

Lainey Williams  -  thats true

Lunar Asylum  -  I signed up for it yesterday, pinned a bunch of pics and before I knew it, I had 50 women following me. Strange.

+1

Sabeena LoBello  -  +Darlene Cary Because Google+ has substance.

+1

Trish Pettinati  -  Ummm… I think the algorithm is off, just a little bit.

Nick Moore  -  I’m lovin G+ and Pinterest at the minutehttp://pinterest.com/dimensionofmind/ , nice to have social being fun again, rather than the choke hold and boredom of FB : )

andrea drugay  -  Apples and oranges, IMO.

+3

Pietro Branca  -  Super-true.

Keiichi Morisato  -  of every 10 people in the world… 5 are the half

+2

WT Gator  -  No interest in Pinterest. Female.

+4

Janet Stansfield  -  I have absolutely no clue what Pinterest is, nor have I any inclination to find out…

Norma Silva  -  I’m going to have to agree with WT Gator.

Samia Elsaid  -  so what?

Yesterday 12:33

Stephanie Malone  -  This is funny because I just looked at Pinterest and said "Nope."

+1

Brian Holt Hawthorne  -  "Pinterest is an online pinboard." Uh, sure. Right. That is supposed to tell me something? So, what the heck is a "pinboard"? What region of the world uses that word? I’ve been a native speaker of American English for 49 years (with one year in the Midlands in England), and this is the first time I’ve heard the word pinboard. When I first saw "pinterest", I figured it was a social network for people who like beer.

+1

Thomas Won  -  what’s a pinterest?

Jake Marquart  -  hahaha!

Meilani MacDonald  -  I don’t think the post is as irrelevant as some of the other commenters. This is useful info if you are marketing to a specific gender. In my real world (not online) networking groups, I find that the women’s networking groups are more supportive of each other with referrals and helping grow all of our collective businesses than the mixed or male dominated networking groups are. In those instances it’s really more about ‘here I am what can I sell you.’ I’ve gotten far more referrals from the women’s group than the others.

+1

Mitch Hayes  -  I spend a lot of time on both. But I do see more women on Pintrest for sure

+1

Hasnain Tayyab  -  I believe its true. I remember when I joined the beta version, even at that time i noticed this thing That there are more girls than the boys. Secondly Pinterest Niche is more attractive for girls, as compared to boys.

Kerrie Dragon  -  Thanks for clearing that up Priscilla, I’d never even heard of pinterest before this post!! lol

Joanna Santiago  -  LOL…

Eric Swearengin  -  So many of the pics on G+ are from Pinterest, so I just used Google+ if I want to see what is on Pinterest.

Yesterday 12:38 (edited)

Jon Bakos  -  Google + has users?

+2

Dawn Groves  -  Girl here. I prefer g+ for the conversation, people, ideas, tech. Pinterest is an easy storage area for pictures of Iceland. I like my pictures of Iceland.

+3

Jonny Epsilon  -  Today’s Pinterest is tomorrow’s Myspace.

+1

Chris Hoffmann  -  I don’t see the draw of Pinterest yet, though I do have an account. For now, it seems a place to keep a log of interesting things usually created by others. G+, on the other hand, seems to have more folks posting original content and engaging in ‘edgier’ discussions. I’m not sure gender should matter, but someone always manages to reduce it to this, or some other, binary. Btw, I choose G+ right now.

Sabeena LoBello  -  +Jon Bakos No, it’s just us clucking chickens! ;-D

+1

gerrald peterson  -  FOR SURE

Crystal Rose  -  So Google+ is like a bar and Pinterest is like a bookstore? I like both.

+3

Brian Maloba  -  happy new year 2012 ok

Yesterday 12:41

Don Bond  -  I use both sites…

Rupert Wood  -  nope +Jon Bakos the hundreds of comments here are all posted by google employees!#Duh

+1

John Ostrum  -  Why does it force one to use timeline view to use it with facebook?

brian m  -  I’ve only found Pinterest useful for storing memorable images of whatever kind; funny, techy, interesting, quirky, etc.
Other than that (and maybe I’m not being imaginative enough) I can’t see any other way guys would really use it. I am sure there are plenty of ways though!
And, not wishing to sound patronising, but I do see it as a useful, shopping list, wish-list for women and for things to talk about. Oh, I like those shoes! etc. Probably why it will be a huge hit for businesses. probably posing as other shoppers/pinners.

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Mackenzie Morgan  -  I’m on G+ daily, and I see stuff on Pinterest, ya know, once every few weeks when a Google Image search sends me there. And I’m a gal.

Xose Z  -  Funny!

Steven Streight  -  Pinterest is a really well organized, high usability site.
It’s a great way to reveal to your fans, customers, followers, clients what books, movies, sales training videos, technology, music bands, etc. you like — and these boards are easy to create and manage. There is nothing essentially "feminine" about it.
Pinterest is just another avenue for demonstrating participation, transparency, self-revelation, and product promotions (low-key).
If some dorky patriarchal male can’t see any marketing or connectivity value in Pinterest, they need to put their video game console down and read a book or something.
Only an insecure dude would scoff at the skyrocketing popularity of Pinterest, and say disrespectful things about females etc.

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+4

Erin Martinelli  -  I am with +Maggie Brazeau I use both G+ and Pinterest a lot, but in completely different ways. G+ is for conversation, Pinterest is a way to visually organize everything from recipes, to craft ideas, things I think my kids would like, and things I just like or want to look at later. Pinterest is the online version of sticky notes all over my desk. G+ is for interesting conversation. Talking on Pinterest would be like talking to your bulletin board. P

Shixa Ali  -  +??¢?????? ??
+Take me as I am, or watch me as I go..!!

+1

Rupert Wood  -  lol +Juan Gaspar welcome to G+ and yup, maybe a high percentage of those who’ve circled+TIME are idiots, and an even higher percentage of those who comment on time articles are idiots. Though you maybe should read some of the more intelligent observations that are scattered through the comments here or you could just decide to write off G+ on this brief visit and go and play with other made up words like ‘pintresting’!

Sabeena LoBello  -  +Juan Gaspar Get off the G+ lawn if you’re here to call people idiots.

+1

TIME  -  Play nice, kids.

+3

Jody White  -  LOL Very true!

reine toutou  -  Pinterest for consuming women/men!

+1

Harvindersingh Anand  -  Yet to start contacts and use of google+.harvinder

Dennis bechtel  -  true.

Matt C  -  WTF is Pinterest?

+1

Melissa St. Hilaire  -  Well, I prefer Twitter & Google+ to Pinterest & Facebook… And so, yet again, I fall into the wrong gender category… I’ll just be over here playing Gears of War…

+3

Nick Chapman  -  And Men are/Women are arguments are simplistic and dated.

+1

Christoph Schnapp  -  I took a quick look at Pinterest and it’s rather obvious, that it is aimed at women.

Theodore Seeber  -  Makes sense to me.

Gus K  -  Pinterest is visual… men will show up soon enough. Enjoy it while you can, women.

Kunal Yadwadkar  -  +Richard Regnier Use the controls on what’s hot to get rid of stuff from your "page".

Caricatures for special events by Brad  -  How to get rid of the annoying what’s hot in your Google+ streamhttp://bradhallart.blogspot.com/2012/02/how-to-get-rid-of-annoying-whats-hot-in.html

+1

Marcia Pamela Vargas Ferrel  -  LOL I have no idea what is Pinterest :O

Georg Tirebiter  -  i think that’s why pinterest got disinterest from me when I joined then quit. looks like a magazine catalog of women’s interests.

Denise Correia  -  I like both! hmmmm

Steven Streight  -  Amazing how something as cool as Pinterest can bring out the misogyny, patriarchal domineering, and disrespect for women in a man. No wonder they’re so lonely every Friday night. LOL

+4

David Q  -  ever have one of thos IDGAF moments? this one of them
do you have nothing better to write about?

+1

Deena C. Spell  -  I’m not on Pinterest…

Alicia Reyes  -  Hopefully more females will come around.. I love G+

+1

Ralph de Pagter  -  I’m testing my feminin side

ROCK DINESH  -  you r right

Eman Paelmo  -  Conclusion: Google. It’s a guy thing.

A. David  -  Uh-ho, I’m in trouble.

Shoshana Blue  -  What? That cant be correct.Oh well, what can we do.I Love G+….. And Herbalife.

Molivia Design  -  What they describe about Google+ is the reason I use it. I have virtually nobody in my friends list on Facebook that knows anything about what I do as far as web development. However, here on Google+, I have a stream so heavy with web development content I WANT to read that I cant keep up with it.
To me, Pintrest is like browsing the ads in the Sunday paper, it’s cool and all when you want to kill time, but it’s not exactly stimulating.

+1

Hawt Geeks  -  Sounds legit.

Yesterday 13:10

Katy Davies  -  I have a question to all the G+ women on this thread (ok lads you can jump in too)What advice would you give about how to encourage (entice?) more women onto G+? Why should more women join us on here? Do we really need more mood boards to make it happen?

Jerry Bursztyn  -  And to think, I have a Pinterest account… just haven’t used it yet.

Laura E.  -  Nope. At least on this end of the keyboard.

+1

Gary Bernatonis  -  Yes and this isn’t filled with farmville invites…

+1

Dianna Tammera S.  -  heeey I am a woman and no pinerest here, just took a peak at it looks too girly! no thank you! lol

+2

Marcia King  -  I love Pinterest and Google+!

Vincent Litchard  -  Dumb article, from a dumb magazine.

+6

Glenda Linares  -  Makes sense. I believe it. Everyone I know is still stuck on Facebook.

Gordie Cavill  -  Never trust anything that starts with "recent reports" or "recent studies"

Carlos Sanchez  -  from a quick browse of Pinterest, i can say for sure i’m not thoroughly impressed with the types of women that would hang out there much.

Kieran McMillan  -  I’m male and from the UK and spend every day on Pinterest! It is a fantastic service. Think of it as a visual scrapbooking tool, and it’s probably more compatible to Twitter than Google+ (in fact I can’t really see any similarity to Google+.
With Pinterest, I’m not interested in seeing what random people are ‘pinning’, just selected friends. Looking at the homepage of Pinterest is like viewing tweets, Google+/Facebook newsfeeds written by random masses (i.e mindless noise you can’t relate to). However, once you find the right people to follow, it becomes a really inspiring and stimulating space. Everyone who dismissed Pinterest without giving it a proper try, I suggest you take another look!

+2

Joey Nguyen  -  ni para y eychi!

Dave Grega  -  Given this is Time and it’s spamming a bunch of our feeds, I expect the article to read "Derp derp derpity derp derpistan derp derp." I might read it once Time rises above the intellectual level of derpy derps that spam G+ users.

+1

Edward Denzler  -  I gave Pinterest a shot, lasted about three days – 3 days was enough cupcakes, shoes, and motivation jpgs that I could handle.

Joey Nguyen  -  erre es korakas!

GiGi <3  -  This housewife aka business woman is from Plus. Can’t stand Facebook/Twitter. What’s Pinterest? Quite sure I wouldn’t be interested in it.
Update: Just looked at Pinterest — no interest.

Joey Nguyen  -  braccas meas vescimini!

Jeffrey Queen  -  I love BOTH

Vincent Litchard  -  Pinterest is attractive to women as its a blogging service to automatically post whenever they eat a Pint of ice cream.

+3

Joey Nguyen  -  o harma diaboles!

Genevieve Gates  -  You don’t even know what it is but you wouldn’t be interested?

Hannah Lundgren  -  weird

Aryn Kennedy  -  Why would you even compare the two? They’re not at all the same. And, as a female, I have to say that I have no interest in Pinterest. I just don’t care what other people like.

+3

Thor Thunder  -  +Steven Streight "It’s a great way to reveal to your fans, customers, followers, clients what books, movies, sales training videos, technology, music bands, etc. you like"
Why would I want to do any of those things??! Anything you reveal about yourself has the potential to be used against you, be embarrassing or make people respect you less. You post the "wrong" music, movie etc. Not posting it doesn’t have any downsides. Why in the world would I risk it?? The more you hide the better.
(this does apply to FB, G+ too, but Pinterest has basically no other uses)

marc rodriguez  -  suit up

Neil Lee  -  Yeah, I use both G+ and Pinterest and like them both – I find Pinterest a good way to share images of all sorts of stuff. I guess you can think of it as a visual Twitter in terms of the immediacy of the sharing, although the content on Pinterest is more interesting IMHO (people seem reluctant to share the image equivalent of "waiting for bus").

Daureena Williams  -  No I loath Pinterest and I joined n havent been back after 1 day

Yesterday 13:29

Ashley Ahr  -  I mean, I use both and I’m a woman. These are both awesome websites that I can enjoy and I feel people of either gender can. It’s all about personal preference, not gender. Honestly, I think all this deciding which gender goes on one more makes people of certain genders not want to go on it and then doesn’t let people enjoy the Webernets to the fullest.

+1

Jason Wells  -  Maybe true now, but I bet both populations will equalize over time.

+1

Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred Heart  -  This would explain why the "This Week in Google" crew don’t like Pinterest! We love it!http://pinterest.com/stuartcdschool/

Abhisshek Das  -  who cares both are awesome product

john tyndall  -  Sorry but get it……someone care to explain.

Matthew Smith  -  I would think that is fairly accurate. I don’t know any men on Pinterest but I don’t know about the Google+ numbers though. I see lots of women on here.

Walter Las  -  I’m a social media whore and will try anything at least once. Call me a media swinger.
I’ve been on Pinterest once, because it’s been mentioned by a few photographers but I haven’t really gotten into it.

Renee Moller  -  LMAO! WhatEVER!

Rupert Wood  -  damn, this made it to what’s hot? maybe time to mute notifications of future comments :s

Dacia Bergeson  -  I personally like both for different reasons. I didn’t even like pinterest the first time that I used it. It appeals more to my homemaking side though, where I can keep a link to something that might be beneficial to cooking, cleaning, or teaching tools for my children. Obviously, that is a more feminine trait. G+ appeals more to my intellectual socializing side. I love all the different articles I am able to read here and different pics people post. They’re totally different. It really is like comparing apples and oranges.

salman abdi-aziz  -  well done (i have no idea was it is about)

Meredith Wiles  -  I thought you were the girl in the picture!!!

Chris Moffitt  -  Pretty hard hitting, Time. The Daily Show was totally too harsh when they criticized you yesterday for being soft.  Soft Time

Jeff Leger  -  It’s like fishing with dynamite over on Pinterest. I have about 80 friends on there and exactly one of them is male.

+2

Coco Puff  -  Funny ha

tony holmes  -  What the **** pinterest and who cares! [bleeped out]

Danny Davis  -  Do I know you

CMyLawyer  -  +Walter Las It’s pretty different, much more about photos. It’s like Twitter in that everything’s just kind of out there for you to find no matter who sent it, and in the encouragement of re-posting other people’s content…but it’s the opposite of Twitter because it’s almost no-text instead of almost text-only. Very tricksy!

Marie Murphy  -  shes ugly and she looks like a vampire.

Steve Kayser  -  For tight now.

Lilly Calandrello  -  This is not news :/

+1

Janno Jones  -  Not news at all. It’s like when I went to the movies and saw a line for "The Help" and out of about 200 people, there was not one male.

+1

Jason Wells  -  +Lilly Calandrello the days when Time was really about news are long past. Now it’s the Economist.

Pam Grant  -  Hhmnnn … I knew I liked google for some reasons. Thanks guys.

Kenny Rinaldi  -  I am actually on both pinterest and google+

Stacy Frazer  -  wrong

+1

Jack Recht  -  so, what are those 5 guys doing on Pinterest? Have you actually visited the site?

David Q  -  this is why we need -1 buttons too

+1

Joshua Washburn  -  I’m not sure I understand what either are for. Is it supposed to be like Facebook?

Baker Kawesa  -  +Janno Jones Men already know what happens in "The help".

Karen Holmes  -  I thought about Pntrst for about 5 seconds and then realized the only way to join was with a fb or tw login. Strike one, two, and no G+ login was strike three. That told me all I needed to know about who uses Pntrst.

Paul Wooding  -  By all accounts then, Pinterest would make an excellent dating site … for men

Skye Valadez  -  @davidQ yup they do

Alexandra Stehman  -  Pinterest? sounds about as fun as spending time in a Joanne’s Crafts store.

Lizzie Warren  -  Facebook’s timeline format is going to drive men and women to google plus…..that’s why I’m here now

Yesterday 13:59

+3

Shixa Ali  -  +??¢?????? ??

Benjamin Apelbaum  -  yes it is true

Baker Kawesa  -  +David Q How can that help make a constructive conversation? Me: I like google+ You: meh!

Michelle Caceres  -  No- Stop failing, ask ACCURATE questions

Megan Tabor  -  theres no way to find the exact percent of the people who use pintrest or who use google+

Sirpa Aggarwal  -  Data rings true, but it’s still in flux, like everything else in social media.

Bobby Vance  -  Bella Thorne! <3

Alexa Schwanbeck  – Lame……………………………………………….

Paige Connor  -  kool

Janet C  -  I like the visual quick at a glance efficient entertainment aspect of pinterest. Less time suck.

Gavin Doughtie  -  Well, +Jill Doughtie is on Pinterest…

Robert Anderson  -  Maybe we should invite them over for a dance.

+1

Ivette Rosinski  -  Fascinating…

Natalia VG  -  Not true for me!

Celene D  -  moar liek +Wanda Kelley blacklist

+1

Jackie How  -  A’ news’ article about the ‘number of likes on FB’ ? Oh dear :/

+1

Ericka Iverson  -  LOL! :) that is so funny! and true!!!

Irina Tcherednichenko  -  Congrats +TIME , now you know how to spark debate on your page: battle of the sexes + who is the smartest guy/gal.. Now try some serious stuff and let’s see the response

+1

Trevonn David  -  Pinterest sucks tbh

iPan Baal  -  Why would this appear in my stream unsolicited, I haven’t circled +TIME yet???
Bullshit.

Jeremy Hodges  -  HAHA!

Lindsay Scranton  -  I use G+ and Pinterest primarily for my job. Where the customers go, we go.

Mo BounceBaby  -  Interesting since I’d never heard of ‘Pinterest’ until seeing this piece. LOL, guess I’m out of the girly loop again. I think I’ll survive! (Happily in fact)grins

+3

Anders Dahl  -  +Molivia Design Maybe to you, Pinterest is not worthy of your time. Since it’s a visual resource and not code. Web development doesn’t exactly scream excitement to most people.
I find it amazing, that so many hate Pinterest so easily. Maybe it’s internet fatigue in general? It’s not G+, it’s not trying to be. G+ sure could use some of Pinterest’s traffic right on.
I use both and find Pinterest a resourceful site, since I’m a designer. I mostly joined G+, because of the photographers (that mostly left Flickr)

+1

Emily Hord  -  Love pinterest!

Kahn Knight  -  Makes sense. Nuff said.

ZayLeena SoLeena  -  is that bella throne and the nerd geek they are great couple and cody simpson and victoria justice are great couple cuz shes pretty than that ugly girl up there

Esa Almoutar  -  Why is it the opposite in the uk ?

My Blog Love Greece  - 

Heaven Kincaid  -  I’m a woman who uses Google+. I don’t even know what Pinterest is. o_O

+2

Erin Mullins  -  Pinterest is what you make of it. I personally love to pin awesome, raunchy stuff I find on imgfave. It’s just easier than starring or saving it all on my comp and organizing it later. All these haterade comments are equivalent to saying G+ blows because you don’t like someone’s profile. Make your own and make it awesome.

+2

Sabeena LoBello  -  +iPan Baal It’s under "What’s Hot" so it appears in your stream. You can click on "What’s Hot" and choose to have NOTHING from there in your stream.

Fridolin Heyer  -  but pinterest is crime, i’m a german, we have strange copyright laws.

Wendy Mann  -  I use both. Go me!

Anders Dahl  -  +Esa Almoutar Because they know how to search in UK. Pinterest could be everything visual men would want, but they are stubborn. Search for football, motorcycles, cars, fishing… whatever. Instead most complain about the cake, wedding and fashion photos.

Brian Cassidy  -  I’m a male and I use Pinterest FAR more than Google+ or Twitter. The only two SM Networks I had personally used were Google+ and Twitter, until I was made Director of New Media for the company where I work and started marketing the company I’m starting. I actually no longer spend very much personal time on SM networks, except for Pinterest. All of my brand/company time is spent on Facebook, Pinterest, Tumblr, and some Twitter. Google+ seems to still be too much of a niche and the wrong niche for what I am promoting.
I honestly think Pinterest is the MOST useful website I use.

+2

Meilani MacDonald  -  hmmm maybe I should post a pic to G+ while wearing my "I fight like a girl" World of Warcraft t-shirt to battle the gendercasting.

+4

Fitness 2000  -  Pinterest is really fun. Lots of tasty recipes.

Essy K.  -  Haha, high five, Meilani!

Amanda Patrizi  -  It’s simply an argument on personal preference. These two sites are used for very different purposes. With categories like sports, outdoors, men’s apparel, cars & motorcycles, geek, films & books, there’s no reason why any guy shouldn’t just give Pinterest a shot. You follow who you want and pin what you want, there’s so much out there. I use G+ for the conversation and Pinterest for the pictures.

+1

Todd Bloom  -  Funny, I thought tumbleweeds were from Google+.

+2

Tsuda Shoken  -  To meet nice girls, Is to use #Pinterestbetter than #Matching Sites? #joke

+1

Brea Agostino  -  wht a lie

ken ryu  -  2/3 of omegle are male and the rest are pretending to be female.

+1

Traci Loudin  -  But men are the gender that’s more visual-oriented… Hmmm.

+1

Shien Kuma  -  Thats correct.

Scott Willsey  -  I can believe the part about google+ being more heavily male, there’s such a vibe of alpha-geek-church-of-google on g+ that it drives me nuts.

+1

Melinda Gonzalez  -  Amen +Erin Mullins. I have and love both G+ and Pinterest. Comic information, make up tips, funny meme pics, recipes, shopping… I currently use both for all of the above. Any social media, within its own constraints, is what you make of it.

Parker Tulloss  -  okwerd

April Dunleavy  -  I’ve just started at Google+ at the urging of a male member of my household…gotta check out Pinterest

Cheyanna Carver  -  lol i don’t know if any of this is true????

Nora Buchalter-Qudus  -  Alas I do not know this Pinterest you speak of.

Jake Seiler  -  my anus is so soggy

+1

Sabeena LoBello  -  I get a vibe of alpha, beta, gamma and delta geeks on here, +Scott Willsey . ?

Mandy Rollins  -  LOL

Sandy Spence  -  Pinterest? Never heard of it! How many of these sites are there?? You’d almost think this was a sales pitch for it!

Nandlal Shah  -  +Tsuda Shoken or other way around? Brainy girls of "pinterest" should be "g-plussing" to meet nerdy boys?

+1

Jannik Lindquist  -  If all the women are on Pinterest and all the men are on G+ – who’s then the 800 million on Facebook? On the internet, no one knows you are a dog…

+4

Mary Alice Madaris  -  It is known.

Charles Plaine  -  interesting

Tambria Moore  -  I think Pinterest, for which I also have an account, is for I-only-read-Playboy/girl-for-the-centerfold reader-type and G+ is for I-only-read-Playboy/girl-for-the-articles type

+1

Sherrie Rose  -  Don’t tell the women that I am on G+ (long before Pinterest!) Much better tech stuff on G+ #likesup +Likes UP

Aleta Curry  -  Sigh. +Laine Hagan the problem is the usual misleading headline and oversimplified copy to sell a story.
A certain demographic of American women prefer spending time on Pinterest. In the U.S. For now….

+1

Nimrat Randhawa  -  Sooooo TRUE!!!!

simon o  -  When I first started using Pinterest I though I was the only guy on it. I guess it’s just what you "pin" that matters.

Kelly Jean Conard  -  Nope, Female Google+ user and do not have a Pinterest account.

+2

Paul Berti  -  only the hardcore geeks use g+

Owl Jones  -  You missed it Time.com – Sportsmen are from Google+ #googleplus4anglers and girly girls are from Pinterest. I keep begging my hunting and fishing friends to infiltrate Pinterest before I start pinning fingernails, cheesecake and exercise routines!

+1

casey taylor  -  is this true well of corse it is

Yesterday 15:33

casey taylor  - 

Yesterday 15:34

Ana Lanari  -  I’m from both!

+1

Trudy Connor  -  I started here tried pinterest this week.

Barbara Newson  -  I don’t see that…

matthew diiorio  -  meet someone without websites idiots

Jay G  -  google is from men and men from women ..and women and men need only google …:)

Bhoomi Patel  -  I think it is pretty!

Nathan Arre  -  i know right…

Kendrick Snyder  -  Yeah, you guys suck. That story about the puppies sucked. TELL ME ABOUT THE SAD EUROPEAN MAN!!!!!

Irina Tcherednichenko  -  After reading all comments, I think I will form "women only" circle ….

Kevin Labianco  -  Pinterest and G+ is like comparing apples to oranges…

Kate Downs  -  Pinterest seems like digital scrapbooking to me. No thanks.

Peter Holsberg  -  +Kevin Labianco Or Apples to PCs.

Enrique Villarreal  -  Pinterst’s layout looks so unorganized so it makes sense

Amy Garrett  -  Pinterest bores me, I like G+…. I’m a woman….

+2

Julia Weeks  -  All I can say is that I’m still trying to figure out both.

Jessica Meyer  -  i don’t even know what Pinterest is and i’m here.. so..

Connie Hammond  -  Pinterest needs to update their categories…too female, IMHO. (wallpaper, colors, babies…). Fine for creating my "dream life" board, but not so great for managing biz accts.

Holly Gallagher  -  Why can’t I share this on Face Book? Oh, well back to pinning….

Anders Dahl  -  +Connie Hammond You might be right about that. It’s still a new site and adding new categories should be too much trouble. If Pinterest plays their cards right, they can become really huge. Supposedly they already are making $, how much is G+ making?

+1

Anders Dahl  -  Everybody should read this blog post before they write Pinterest off.http://clevergirlscollective.com/kristy-sammis/pinterest-sexists/ It’s a wake up call to the male "social network gurus" of the world.

+1

Ty Rosenow  -  I see the concept of Pinterest and I think it is suppose to appeal to females only demographic. Personally, I actually go to a real bulletin board to look at events, ride shares, and other important information not how to bake a cake, look at babies, play dress up dolls, etc.

Jonathan Orosco  -  Damn another stereotype that is based on facts. I should go drink some beer and weep into my code.

Bearie Bearie  -  I have used both.

Lingkanmbene G  -  No. I’m a woman, I only have G+ profile, don’t know a thing about Pinterest, and I live.

+2

Tuula Salonen  -  never heard of Pinterest O.o

Lin Lin  -  Wait. Google+ and Pinterest were in the 1950s?

georgia CEE  -  ya whats pinterest?

Stb Hernández  -  Lol, this is the new campaign to promote Pinterest!? Google+ has SPYW and hangout to mention a few of its strong points; what does Pinterest offer!?

+2

Joseph Anthony  -  Pinterest? I guess I am a man. Never visited that sight once in my life.

Sarah Jackson  -  Not true I’m on G+ and my boyfriend is on pinterest

Diamond Patterson  -  I no thats right

Isidro Rivera  -  I like both. Don’t understand.

+1

faith brookes  -  so very true!!

Hjalti Leifsson  -  Get this "hot on google+" shit off my stream.
This shit is sub-tabloid.

Michael M  -  "not us" doesn’t mean "not true"
anyways, i wonder if this has anything to do with it:http://img707.imageshack.us/img707/5483/geeug.png

Bos Eriko Reyes  -  What exactly is pinterest?

Novina W  -  i’m not a man and i’d been on G+ since day 2 of G+ time.

+1

Branka Jovanovi?  -  minus -

Christian Thompson  -  true dat

Derrick Whittet  -  Pinterest? Wtf?

Richard Grey  -  Pinterest is pretty cool. It made for pictures. You can post, share and view pics.

Isabela Ferrer  -  wow…

Sandra Anderson  -  I dunno… it seems more like 2/3 of Google+ users are librarians… All of us trying to stay ahead of the social networking curve.

Yesterday 17:00

Roni McCall  -  I’m sure they took you and your boyfriend into account when they published these numbers.

Ben garrod  -  Who is that woman in the picture?

Dave Rachor  -  no way ? why is that ? can we meet n da muddle ?

Nitin Raikar  -  Facebook, yes I can understand women posting heaps of pics to make ppl jealous and feel good about their own lives. But Pininterest, I dont get it.

+1

Lorraine Lo  -  Pine what? I’m a Women from G+…. is that count?

Kat Zantow  -  Pinterest…that sounds suspiciously like P[erson of] Interest. I can only conclude that 83% of users signed up for Pinterest in hopes of seeing Jim Caviezel kicking ass.

Roni Gershon  -  NOTT!!

candy sakai  -  case by case

Angel Angel  -  I know what site I’m joining! Lol

Rev Fr R.D. White II  -  don’t mix fractions with percentages… it’s rude. This should say "66.66% of Google+ users are male." (or some approximation thereof)

Rev Fr R.D. White II  -  lol

The Artisan Jewelry  -  I haven’t used Pinterest at all…

Linda Stacy  -  True.

Rich Anderson  -  Pinterest ? what are you telling me, there’s something else I need to join. I’ll never leave the house now.

+2

Mary J Bruno  -  This woman finds no interest whatsover on pinterest. I’m there and haven’t found anything to hold me for more than 5 minutes.

+2

Davidlee Willson  -  Pinterest isn’t a fluffy social network ..or a self inflating geek fight board. Pinterest is one of the best production tools on the Internet. Lot of dumb people on here who miss that Google+ could learn a lot from Pinterest.

+1

Jacob Kloutier  -  At +Alissa Huntsman Funny post.

Steeping Tea  -  I don’t use pinterest, facebook, or twitter. Google+ > everything else.

The Skin Clinic, Inc.  -  Pinterest is pretty awesome.

love beads 2011  -  OMG, I haven’t used pinterest before.

Kathi Rabil  -  +Katy Davies My argument to encourage more women to come to G+ is BECAUSE the conversations here are deeper and more mature. Wouldn’t you agree?

Rory Triscuit  -  I signed up for Pinterest and still have yet to use it…

CaroleL May  -  Very true!

Kathi Rabil  -  +Meilani MacDonald love you def of G+! LOL

Alexann Zahara  -  http://i0.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/005/545/OpoQQ.jpg
Anyway, I’ve never heard of Pinterest in my life, and I’m female. Google+ is awesome, but I’m still bummed Buzz is gone.

Irina Tcherednichenko  -  Ladies, I just circled all 121 of us who participated in the discussion into a circle "Women Only’. Don’t feel obligated to circle me back ( some of you already did, thanks). Full sharing or just one-directional communication are OK in any case. It’s just a a good feeling to know that there are so many women on G+, that we are diverse and interesting people…..

Rebecca Raven  -  What a doughy pantload.

Mindy Antonchak  -  I think it’s more men are from Reddit, women are from Pinterest, but G+ is for everyone. I’m on all three.

John Reef  -  True!

Kathi Rabil  -  I am here (on Google Plus) because I want to be here, not because I’m a man and not because I’m technically inclined. I like the community here and I feel comfortable here. I don’t like others telling me what to do and I don’t usually do something just because everyone else is doing it! I don’t like being told what to do. I like to make my own choices. I think I am like most people. We have a heart AND a brain for the same reason–to make choices! And most of the adults I know make choices based on what we like, not because we’ve been told we "should."

+6

Nate Nate  -  is that person in the picture really a guy?

Laurel Johnson  -  I was on G+ before I was on Pinterest, I use them for different reasons. I am also still on FB, because that is where alot of my friends and family prefer to hangout. Let’s not forget instagram;)

Sara Smith  -  me 2 !!!!!! this is kinda sexist.

Naomi Perez  -  omg! you look so different

Kathy McQueen  -  Yes Sara I agree!

Zach Harper  -  eh. Pinterest, Google+, facebook, myspace, livejournal, diaspora- who cares? I use the best one, and those who don’t, don’t. we all have the right to be wrong!
(slightly joking)

David Hermann  -  In the uk more men use pinterest ..

Misha Dainiak  -  I’ve never even been to Pinterest, because the description sounded dull. G+, on the other hand, seemed like a pretty cool place to be

+1

Jessica Fitzsimmons  -  Honestly i use twitter more than anything, i just got my iphone im very mobile so i try to use social networking on the go, so until now i couldnt use pintrest

Stina Stein  -  WTF is Pinterest?

+3

Nikhil Srinivasan  -  Lollz

Owl Jones  -  A secret club where women swap pics of high-caloric food, exercise equipment and fancy fingernails. Oh, and text pics of clever/funny/odd/witty sayings. It’s all the rage. It just needs more pics of fish and deer.

Stina Stein  -  Ah, google told me after I asked it, looks stupid. Like scrap-booking.

+1

Stacey Dineen  -  LOL G+ is a sausagefest. Quelle surprise.

+1

C Blair  -  i use both

Bj Novack  -  I looked at Pinterest once, and found I wasn’t Pinterested.
But then I’ve been a geekgrrl and motorhead most of my life . . .

Azoil Strigidae  -  they shouldn’t have reported that. Now all the men are going to join Pinterest.

+1

Ben Spencer  -  Thats one way to look at it!

+1

Paige Thompson  -  Ew time magazine? Seriously? Im gonna go bathe in hand sanitizer now

Ryen Sadeque  -  lol

+1

Dominic DeWolfe  -  My wife tried to get me into Pinterest, but I didn’t get it…oh and I’m a software engineer..

Eva Mari Tagudina  -  uhuhhh.

Samantha Seegers  -  I def see more men on Google+….. but I have to say about a lot of chicks dominating Facebook….. hence the drama :/

+1

Paul Lukitsch  -  Maybe we could organize a cotillion.

Jeremy Self  -  I’ve never been to Pinterest. The first time I saw it mentioned was in a (female) friend’s Tweet. Talking about what clothes or jewelry she’d like to have. Uhm…so why would I want to visit?

Bill LaBrie  -  So that’s why it smells like socks in here.

+1

Esteban Contreras  -  That’s what they say.

Donald Teed  -  Just saw Pinterest for the first time tonight. Topics are like: clothing, jewelry, weddings, envious legs or tummy, cute animals and bits of simple wisdoms like the benefits of unconditional love. It’s all about "things I want"… "I want that tummy", "I want those boots", "I want that cute dog". If I want to hear that I can listen to a 5 year old in the real world. I like it here at G+, where most have climbed up past that step on the ladder of the hierarchy of needs.

+1

Hannah Durham  -  I’m a Girl… but I don’t know many other girls on google+, so I guess it’s kinda true… kind…

Mohd Pirduan  -  I was suprised to find this post. I thought i was the only one thinking that Pinterest is more for ladies but others thinks the same too.
Glad that i am not abnormal.

Janet Kragen  -  Hey, I’m a grandmother on Google+. I guess that makes me an outlier!
No surprise, eh?

+1

Frank Cuenca  -  Yes, it is true.

Heather Daune  -  I guess I’m a guy. I tried Pinterest and lasted all of 5 minutes before deactivating the account.

+2

Johanna Marianne Roorda  -  Me too +Heather Daune, never had an account on P.
Happy to be on G+ most of the time

Krista Vezain  -  I don’t even know what Pinterest is.

Hannah Grimm  -  Nope, not true.

Abhijeet Gandhi  -  True That.

Diane Kistner  -  I always knew I was a man…

+2

Eric Hung  -  good to know … hahaha

Sonja Miller Williams  -  Ha ha +Diane Kistner I have been here for a while and just heard of Pinterest. Pfft they put me in line to get an invite. I wont hold my breath but it does look cool.

+1

gerede dasein  -  His shirt matches her hammock.

William Mills  -  Yay!! That means more chics for me on Pinterest! Oh wait, there’s no way to contact them or them me. Dammit!

Frank Pages  -  I have the inpression that most of the people on Google+ now are intelligent and interesting. I hope it stays that way, and all the morons continue to stay on facebook.

+4

yogee Kumariya  -  hi

Arpit Rawat  -  haha.

Kirsten Wingerd  -  +Frank Pages most of the active users seem to be. However the exceptions are more vocal and twice as immature as the undesirables on Facebook.

tickets  -  From what I understand Pinterest might have some problems coming up with tracking behavior for sale. Looks friendly but might be scary.

+1

deva korra  -  what a style

Lisa Edwards  -  HI.

Ryan Newell  -  Seems to be the trend. +Adam Ward are you on Google+ at all?

So Tech  -  LOL..I think its so true!!

Arif Kamal  -  My oh my… I never thought of that; I am from Google+…

Edison Low  -  I’m on both. Both are better than Facebook if you ask me.

+1

Door Designer  -  I’m also an equal opportunist user. I often use both concurrently.

Kaushlendra Shahi  -  hi…………….

kunchala lakshmi ramana anand  -  hi

+1

ameen khan  -  hi how ru all

Sant Kumar  -  yes may be

Archna Travels  -  ok

rohit gaikwad  -  can we become friends

albin francis  -  hai……….

+1

Jelsing Basumatary  -  hai freint…

rohit gaikwad  -  hello

Giselle Diaz Campagna  -  Finally…the G+ dudefest explained.

Mujahid Ali  -  very nice …………………………….same you

Mathew Callaghan  -  Great now I know where to go if I am single.

Anthony Bernard Ouwendyk  -  Hmmm, very very Pinteresting. No Googling the girls now.

attaullah shahwani  -  HI

Chris Abraham  -  That’s pretty obvious… I am glad scientists and statisticians are still vocal members… this is as shocking as "Recent reports claim that 83% of Knitting’s users are female while two-thirds of WoW users are male." — shocking!

Brill Pappin  -  This makes so much sense! No wonder my wife keeps talking about something I’ve never heard of.

+1

Mike McKoy  -  dope

Kelly Hobbs  -  i am of the one-third!!

Moses Verdin  -  Awesome picture lol NEEERRRDDSSS!!!

james eskele  -  I tried Pinterest. It’s like Magazine.
I just had to see. For this photo, and I was clicking.
This is why women like Pinterest better.

+1

Mark Zhang  -  Google+Pinterest=Love

ANIL GANGAWANE  -  hi i am anil

Yesterday 23:50

tohid dj tohid  -  u……….

Sunil yadav  -  or bhai sahab thik ho

Kumar Saurav  -  yes wht abt u

Dan Coleman  -  Doing my bit to man up pinteresthttp://www.pinterest.com/djmonkeydo

Richard Altman  -  i’m going to pin this article

+1

Krasi Dimitrova  -  Thanks, now I am using Pinterest as well

Candice Rachel Canlas  -  Hmm, I don’t even know what Pinterest is.

Jemy Tang  -  I hope Google’s CEO married with Facebook’s CEO.

Rama Krishna  -  iam big boy

Justin Rosselet  -  I’m sure this article will change those numbers once the males read it.

+8

SREE D  -  exactly!

+1

hannah stagg  -  hello

+1

Reece Messenger  -  hello

Steve Seah  -  hehehehhehee

Mukesh Khatri  -  yaya

+1

Hannalee Cepada  -  COOL

Rashid Ahamed  -  Nice Couples………………. Good Match for Each Others

Suresh Mishra  -  Women are more materialistic than men!

Sawrav Mishra  -  perfect

Molly Zatko  -  what about facebook

+1

Suniel K  -  All clowns!

kent crisostomo  -  what is that facebook ?..

Ario Bintang Koesalamwardi  -  and annoying teens are from facebook

+3

ROSHAN CHHETRI Roxy  -  cute lokking girl,hw cn i cntct u ha

muttley ashworth  -  what about facebook. ?

Jacob Rodgers  -  Facebook? What’s that?

+1

Nike Mardiana Marbun  -  i agree, pinterest is more interesting for girl than google plus.

Mohammad Zarifkar  -  That’s y we men r here…

Jim Ward-Nichols  -  Yes!

Juan Anzola  -  hmm. No wonder…

Jesse Crook  -  I got on Pinterest, And was immediately over run by pink.

W Chang  -  Really? I go to GOOGLE+ only.

Aaron Ingebrigtsen  -  What’s Pinterest?

+1

Norman Stott  -  In a related story, shortly after the posting of this article Google+ experienced a massive drop in subscribers in the single male category. "All the girls are over there! C’mon!"

P.S. The Love Bucket on Pinterest

One way to fill the LOVE BUCKET !! Congrats!

Casey McKinnon, bride-to-be, originally shared this on Google Plus:

Hey G+!

Last night +Rudy Jahchan, my amazing boyfriend of 7 years, asked me to marry him using an Atari video cartridge he coded himself to be like my favorite video game Portal!

It was really sweet, and here’s the video… the first part is me trying out the video game, and the actual proposal starts at around 6:18.

The annotations in the video are by Rudy.  His heart was pounding! Love the engagement ring! 

SHE SAID YES!!!

(and on Valentine’s Day!)

Rudy writes on his YouTube video: “My love LOVES her Atari 2600 and the game Portal. So I thought why not use both to pop the big question? Here’s the game in action and the moment in question…”

Casey, may Rudy fill your love bucket with love and your special desires!  Rudy, you power her passion and now you are a MASTERMAN!

What Your Valentine’s Day Gift Says About You [infographic]

TV shows and movies, Mad Men, Wall Street, and others impress that in business, only the strong survive.

Conventional personality research defines agreeableness as two related qualities: (1) the extent to which you value getting along with others, and (2) the degree to which you are willing to be critical of others.

Using earnings data, the researchers found that men who rank high in agreeableness make substantially less than men who are less agreeable. Across studies, this difference was as high as $10,000 per year.

There is a stereotype that when men lead, they make decisions without concern for what other people think. Indeed, a final study in this same paper asked people to evaluate potential leadership candidates. Agreeable men were rated least attractive as potential leaders. (The leaders get the girl, too, because of social status perception)

Career advancement requires a willingness to ruffle feathers from time to time. Good leaders need to be able to tell people things that they do not want to hear. And honestly, putting yourself forward for a promotion means putting yourself before others.

Career success also involves being critical. Less agreeable people are prone to give this kind of criticism. There is a big difference between being disagreeable and being unpleasant.

While some managers may want to surround themselves with people who obediently agree, most want those who will find the flaws in a plan before it is implemented.

So, what can you do, whether you’re more agreeable or not?

If you are more agreeable, go out of your way to find the flaws in plans that you hear. Put aside your personal relationships and think about what can go wrong. It helps to imagine that the idea is going to be implemented by another company, to help separate the people from the ideas. Next, find ways to express your concerns. People can be upset with you for a day if they recognize the long-term value of your advice. Express your concerns with empathy, but directly. Try practicing giving negative feedback with a friend first, before doing it for real.

If you are more disagreeable, balance criticism with empathy. Remember that it is difficult to hear criticism of your ideas and your performance. You can be firm while still recognizing the impact of your message. If you think you’re developing a reputation for being unsympathetic, practice giving bad news to a friend. Find out which parts of your delivery are causing people to bristle. A strong leader can guide without being mean.

Nice or not, without a doubt you can still be a great leader — you just have to adjust your strategy.

Above excerpt from HBR Are Successful People Nice?

Since Valentine’s is around the corner, ask yourself if you are disagreeable with your lady? Do you take your office demeanor home and criticize your wife. Are you aware of your words and their impact? Do you criticize the woman or the action?  A Masterman knows how to use being disagreeable with a touch of empathy.

Wall Street’s Gordon Gekko: “The richest one percent of this country owns half our country’s wealth, five trillion dollars. One third of that comes from hard work, two thirds comes from inheritance, interest on interest accumulating to widows and idiot sons and what I do, stock and real estate speculation. It’s bullshit. You got ninety percent of the American public out there with little or no net worth. I create nothing. I own. We make the rules, pal. The news, war, peace, famine, upheaval, the price per paper clip. We pick that rabbit out of the hat while everybody sits out there wondering how the hell we did it. Now you’re not naive enough to think we’re living in a democracy, are you buddy? It’s the free market. And you’re a part of it. You’ve got that killer instinct. Stick around pal, I’ve still got a lot to teach you.”

Mad Men’s Don Draper “What you call love was invented by guys like me to sell nylons.”

Ex-Homeless Guy Gets The Girl

Several years ago, as the story goes,

co-founder of now successful MLM,

David Woods, was in a natural health

food store grabbing a quick bite to eat

when….

….the sparkle glimmering off the

face of a girl caught his attention

and consumed him almost instantly.

She was sitting with another man -

obviously her boyfriend – enjoying

lunch and good conversation.

Dave felt his chest tighten up.

Emotion rushed through his veins.

A compelling urge inside him made it

impossible to walk out the door of the

store without saying something to her.

So he mustered up the guts to walk

over….and at the very last minute, he

swerved – and walked away.

"Wussie" he muttered to himself.

He started to walk back over and

again – at the last minute, he swerved.

Sweat puddled up in his hands and

started to bead on his forehead.

His chest was pounding.

The wrinkled dress shirt he was wearing

was sticking to his back.

"Screw it!" he exclaimed.

He walked straight over and said……

"I know you two are together, and I

don’t mean to be rude….but I think

you are the most beautiful girl in the

world…."

"We’re not together…" she said.

"He’s just a friend."

A short period of time later, they

were married.

Everyday people walk away from

situations that could be a defining

moment in their lives.

Don’t walk away, seize your moment.

Don’t be a wussie.

Stop over thinking it.

The results are right there when you have the confidence to act.

Be a Masterman and fill her love bucket!

Check out the interview and Carlos Xuma’s program to
make this happen for you!

CARLOS XUMA INTERVIEW WITH THE LOVE LINGUIST

*** So Carlos, first a little introduction about how you got into this business of helping guys meet women… dating is the first of the 5 Love Dynamics.

*** How long have you been doing this and how did you get into it?

I’ve been helping men have more success with women for the last 7 years using the Internet as my medium to share information.

Before that, I went through a long and hard journey of trying to figure out how and why my dating life had gone so very wrong. I was reading books on relationships, and all the stuff you find in the bookstores, but they were all written by people who really weren’t getting very good results in their own lives. They talked about the way things SHOULD be – logically. But, as we know, attraction is anything but logical.

My big focus now is helping guys overcome their own self-limiting beliefs and master both the INNER game of attraction (confidence, self-esteem, etc.), as well as the skills – the OUTER game of attraction.

I also teach guys about MOTIVATION – which is the fuel for all the things a you will accomplish in your life. This is part of being a “MASTERMAN” as the Love Linguist likes to call it.

This is what I call the "Triple-Threat": Motivation, Inner Game, Outer Game. With all three of these in place, you’re unstoppable. It’s the triple benefit.

*** What is the biggest mistake guys make when they go out to meet women?

In my opinion, the biggest mistake is how most guys THINK when they go out. It is their mental positioning and mindset. You see, all of the questions I get from guys have two parts – the inner and the outer, and one is a matter of *beliefs*, and the other is a matter of knowing the correct WHAT to do – the ACTIONS.

First, when most guys go out, they are thinking about GETTING women. This is the first big mistake. You’re focused on your own needs and wants and not enough on GIVING to other people. If you go out with this "I want to get a woman" mentality, women will pick it up. Even guys can sense a selfish agenda.

But you can have a healthy DESIRE for a woman that creates something much more intense than just physical intimacy, and that involves a change of attitude. You need to focus on her RINGS OF DESIRE. That’s a great concept with the love bucket – desire!

Ask yourself a simple question: "If she knew what my motives were, could I blame her for her reaction?"

Guys don’t realize that women want sex even MORE than they do. That’s why the Sex Ring of Desire is RED HOT! Women enjoy it more than we do, why wouldn’t they? But they have a much better ability to control that desire with protective instinct.

*** What, in your opinion, is one of the best places to meet women that a lot guys don’t know about?

Apart from online dating, honestly, in the real world, speed dating has a lot of promise. I used to run speed dating events all the time, and I’d come away with a girlfriend every time I did one. Plus, they are excellent places to hone and refine your social skills. I’d try out new conversation and new questions, and I’d really get a feel for what works with a woman.

You see, you have to work the numbers. You need to open your horizons and meet many women to hone in on the one you want. 95% of the guys I talk to are meeting LESS than 1 woman a week. Once you get past the "approach anxiety" challenge – something that every guy has, and I show you how to get past it – you see that it’s all about meeting enough women that you can make an educated choice as to the one you create a relationship with. You need to know you can be the Masterman, her hero and fill her love bucket.

The next best place for guys is online dating. Every guy knows about this one, but not every guy is using it to his advantage – or correctly. Most guys quit before they get the results they’re looking for, and it’s simply a job of tweaking his approach. In my opinion, you need to have more than 2 ways to meet women that you’re using ALL the time. Dating is the first of the 5 Love Dynamics and dating dynamics must happen to get to the rest!

*** When you’re training guys could you give a little run down of the process in which take them through?

The first step is a complete reboot of their masculine operating system. This is a clearing out of their old thoughts and mistaken beliefs about women and social dynamics of dating and relating. Next up is a complete reload of their operating system with MASTERMAN or Alpha Man OS. This is simply re-educating a guy to what being a MAN in today’s world really is. The better Masterman you are the better you are with women and in life in general.

Once you understand the changes in thinking that need to take place, you then have to have a game plan for implementing them into your life so that they become your natural way of acting and thinking. Again, I’m teaching guys the big picture stuff here, so you can you can make an educated choice as to eventually create a relationship.

The next step after that is to unlock your motivation.

*** What is one thing a guy can do right now to increase his attractiveness to women?

First of all, get in touch with your real passions in life. A Masterman knows his purpose and passion. There is no single thing that I have found that has had such a drastic effect as really getting in touch with what gets me fired up about LIFE. And let me assure you guys out there that are thinking:

"Women are my passion!" NO. Women are not a true passion. They are an outlet of your sexual drive, but not your TRUE passion. Women can help motivate you so you can have more energy for your purpose and give you a reason to be a better man.

(And when women find a guy that’s just into women, or appears to be, he trips their radar in all sorts of bad ways. She knows that this guy is not a good bet for her evolutionary success.)

When you find the things that get you excited about life – like your hobbies and your goals and your relationships in general – you will pay less attention to women for your fulfillment, which ironically makes you more attractive to them. Women don’t want to be the prize, they want to cheer you on to achieve your “prize” however you define it through your passion and purpose.

Know what you want in a woman and make your “love bucket list.” All the things that you want in a woman.

Then, with your life, get focused on your passions. So, that being said, guys still want to be more successful with women along the way, so we can do that, too. Here’s a way you can use this right now:

Right now, take out a piece of paper and make a list of all the things that really get you fired up about life (your burning passions). Detail them in terms of their sensory experience. If you like snowboarding (as I do), then you might write something like: Snowboarding – the sense of wind and biting air on my face, the relentless rush of speed down the mountain, the moments of catching air and feeling your heart stop in your chest, etc.

The more sensory description you can put into it the better. Then, memorize this and talk about it when you’re with a woman. I guarantee you this will work better than almost any "script" or fake routine you can find out there. Why? Because it’s genuine and YOURS. Women can feel you passion when you speak.

If there areas from your love bucket list and your passions list that are I sync and you find a women who has similar interests then you’ll ignite a great connection.

Also, the most potent and immediate thing you can do with a woman to generate attraction is to be FUN.

If you’re too serious and too focused on what you’re trying to get, you can’t be fun. And when you create the frame of giving her fun and excitement, you will also be focused on the GIVING.

"Tease to Please!" Make FUN your focus, and you’ll start seeing a radical difference in your results.

*** What was one of your biggest A-HA! moments in learning about attraction and dating social dynamics?

I remember I was reading a book that talked about the fact that relationships between people are not logical. As much as we want things to be the way they SHOULD be – like everyone treating everyone fairly, no prejudice, etc. – it isn’t this way. We don’t relate in any logical ways. And if you fight this reality, you’ll always be crying about life not being "fair" to you.

Then I realized that it didn’t really matter what *I* wanted. I could want a woman to like me and do everything I could to impress her. If she wasn’t attracted to me, it wouldn’t change anything.

You can’t force someone to like you or desire you. Plain and simple.

Unless I can see through a woman’s eyes and see what it is that makes her interested and attracted, I could push forever and never get her interested in me. So I switched my point of view.

Ask yourself this question: What matters more to the woman you’re interested in – what YOU want, or what SHE wants?

Then it all came down to a matter of one more question – What can I do to influence others that gets results? AND does it so that we BOTH win?

The answer to that question is what I teach guys. Because that’s the ethically correct way, and the way that gets me what I want at the same time. Win-Win.

*** What is one of the craziest experiences you have had during your time as a dating guru?

Well, when I had finally started to get the hang of how to handle social interactions with women where I was getting a lot of good results, I remember I once had a weekend where I was meeting 6 different women in two days. I thought that was really cool – complicated, but very cool. I finally had that sense of "arriving," you know? Where my hard work had finally gotten me to a turning point in my life.

Since then, I’ve had up and down times, but I’ve never felt like I would ever be "alone" or wanting for female companionship. I always feel like I’m within a few minutes of meeting a woman, whether that’s on the street, or online, or whatever. I got past my scarcity mindset, and now life truly feels abundant. And not just with women.

Now I spend my time helping other guys get to that same place in their lives.

(I’ve been sworn to secrecy about some of the other crazy times, like waking up in the back of a truck full of band equipment… but that’s another story…)

*** What is it about "Dating Dynamics" that you feel differs from the competition?

I teach a holistic approach to dating. I don’t JUST teach guys how to be attractive to QUALITY women – and I teach them how to attract friends, success, money, and a balanced peaceful lifestyle. I teach guys the BIG picture of how success with women translates to the rest of their lives – and how to do it with honor and integrity.

Guys get massive results from what I teach because I’m not giving you an imaginary magic pill or magic bullet. There is none, and I’m sure there’s quite a few guys reading this that have bought some program in the hopes that it would be.

I give guys lasting and deeply fulfilling success in their dating – and in the rest of their life, too.

*** How do you feel about natural, improvised conversations vs. canned scripted material in meeting and attracting women?

I know there are a lot of guys out there that see this picture as very black-and-white. There’s one camp that thinks that you should NEVER use anything memorized or pre-rehearsed because that’s fake.

The other camp thinks that you must use canned material because you can apply it in a predictable way.

Here’s what I feel…

You DO need pre-rehearsed material to get the hang of how social interactions work.

BUT only as long as you need them to start generating your own results.

If you’re talking with most people with no problem, and your social ability is okay in 90% in most situations, but when you get in front of a woman that you’re attracted to you lose your cool, it’s not a matter of what you’re saying. It’s what you’re THINKING. And that’s part of my Alpha Man operating system that I show guys how to be a Masterman.

You want to shift to natural conversation as quickly as you possibly can. Anything you’ve rehearsed or memorized is only a tool to get you past those occasional moments where you have a brain-fart, or you blank out because you’re in a low-energy state.

Your first focus should be relaxation and calming your mind, then use something convenient to open the conversation. From there, your focus is purely on the "vibe" in the interaction. The "vibe" is the ability to be in-the-moment with a woman and get improvisational with her. It’s not hard, and again, it’s a huge topic to discuss here. I wrote a book on vibing that guys can get from me directly.

*** Do you have a favorite opening line when you go up to approach women?

I like to let the situation dictate what I say to a woman because it allows for such a natural flow to the interaction. Being authentic is the most important way to walk up and start a conversation. However, there are some things that I will say if my mind is blank, and that’s where having a few good "lines" memorized can come in handy. (Let me emphasize here that this does not mean you should rely on canned routines for your conversation. ONLY the opening should be memorized.)

One of my favorite openers is this: "Hi, I just had a second to come over and let you know that I think you have a really great energy about you. I really liked that about you and I thought you should know. My name is Carlos…"

It’s simple and direct, and it NEVER fails to get a positive response from a woman – if it’s delivered with sincerity. Again, I won’t say it if it isn’t true.

*** 5 Love Dynamics starts with dating. What type of guy do you feel is most likely to succeed with "dating dynamics?"

Let’s put it this way – if you’re getting all the women you need in your life right now, and your confidence is through the roof every single day, you probably don’t need my programs. But if you feel there’s an area of your life – and not just your dating life! – that you want to take care of – to find more passion and purpose, to live what I call the Alpha Lifestyle to be a Masterman, then you owe it to yourself to take a look at the information I share with guys every week. And especially if you’ve tried other "seduction" programs and found that you aren’t making the progress you think you should.

*** Thanks Carlos for your time.

If guys reading this wanted to take advantage of your services and products, how would they go about doing it?

CARLOS:

The best way for them to get acquainted with what I have to offer is to get on my free newsletter list here

I’ve got a ton of great information, including audio and video training on everything from inner confidence to how to approach.

Then, if it makes sense, they can take a look at my other programs, such as dating dynamics that can help them massively increase their skills with women.

And of course, once you get into dating and want success in the other love dynamics, check out, Sherrie’s 5 Love Dynamics.

Hearts, dates, and the relationship status, “in a relationship” on facebook is one of the life events that gets everybody talking.  And even more so when it is the guy to posts this photo and adds it to his facebook timeline live event.   That fills her love bucket!  A proclamation of love is him claiming her as his. 

A proclamation of love is him claiming her as his.  He recognizes her and shines up the Love Bucket’s Recognition Ring of Desire with his public proclamation of love.

Here’s what the friends say as he takes this bold move in a public form (some men would never publicly state their love for a woman)

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  Kyle T. Garrett …this is that someone for me who walked into my life and made me realize why it never worked out with anyone else.

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  Brad Davies yeah buddy, congrats…. great way to start the new year

• 

  Kyle T. Garrett thanks a bunch Brad, it sure is:)

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  Tim Chedester Well deserved Kyle !

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  Kyle T. Garrett thank you very much Tim, she’s the one for me:)

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  Styers Watkins Congratulations to both of you and God bless!

• 

  Kyle T. Garrett really appreciate that Styers!

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  David B. Davis Six years later and I still feel the goose bumps and butterflies. So I can definitely relate! Congratulations Kyle!

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  Alex Guillen congrats Kyle!

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  Christine McLeod They say "you just KNOW" and that was absolutely true with my husband JP – we met through a friend, spent a day skiing our hearts out and by that night I just "knew" I had found my soulmate. No weirdness, just comfortable, familiar and safe- your instinct kicks in and it feels like this is the person you have been waiting your whole life for : )

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  ‘Dave Dorian’ LOVE IT!!!!!!

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  Kyle T. Garrett

  i love hearing that David, that’s so awesome! congrats to you and yours!! ..i’m super committed to creating that same kind of relationship where the magic moments never end:)  ..thank you so much Alex! ..and WOW, Christine, you absolutely …See More

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  Kyle T. Garrett me too ‘Dave! haha

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  ‘Dave Dorian’ You don’t know what your made of until you fall in love

• 

• Sherrie Rose Smiles that say *LOVE*

• 

  Kyle T. Garrett they sure do Sherrie :)

   

  

• Blake Ashley Fergus OMG so cute!!

Kyle speaks from the heart when he writes: “She’s the one for me.”  Relationship status = love   A true Masterman has the courage to share his feelings because he is secure in himself and has emotional intellisense.

May your New Year and your love life be filled with every blessing and happiness.

Sherrie Rose
The Love Linguist

Dedicated to Enhancing Your Love and S*X Life!

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The Love Bucket is a registered trademark.  Love Bucket Books™ can be found at http://lovebucketbook.com

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The best way to fill her love bucket is to discover the 5 Love Dynamics that will lead you to Great Love, Sex, and Life!

Meme Proposal | Tim * Audrey from Crazy Monkey Studio on Vimeo.

Tim used the Love Actually style flip cards sprinkled with perfect beats and pauses of classic Internet memes (complete with the requisite cat with big eyes). Tim was nervous and flipped the cards outside the window.

Tim got his friends to document the whole proposal as he flipped placards to show Audrey his true intentions. “Will you marry me?”

Audrey said YES!

And since the Love Actually scene has Christmas music we’re adding it for your viewing pleasure:

May your Christmas and your love life be filled with every blessing and happiness.

Sherrie Rose
The Love Linguist

Dedicated to Enhancing Your Love and S*X Life!

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Follow @SherrieRose on Twitter and you’ll get a Direct Message with bonus link for a free Love Bucket Book™

The Love Bucket is a registered trademark.  Love Bucket Books™ can be found at http://lovebucketbook.com

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The best way to fill her love bucket is to discover the 5 Love Dynamics that will lead you to Great Love, Sex, and Life!

Superman Fills the Love Bucket!

Being a HERO is in the eye of the beholder!

MY man is SUPERMAN!

… and he doesn’t even need a costume (although tomorrow, on Halloween, there will be many dressed up as SUPERMAN). 

Lots of buckets will be filled with candy on Halloween and lucky ladies will have love buckets filled with love. When there is a wave of love it fills the love bucket and the love bucket expands to receive more love!

And… things can get steamy and hot like “Superman on Fire”… because the love keeps burning, desire is alive, and passion is powered by lovematism!