A professional dating coach has identified three "alpha" traits that girls love. Blaine Anderson, a professional dating coach, built her platform, "Dating By Blaine," a couple of years ago.

Blaine Anderson, a professional dating coach, is here to help guys in the world of meeting women. The University of Arizona graduate first worked in the travel industry.

Casino to support the Ulman Foundation at its Blue Jeans + Bow Ties Ball. They enjoyed hors d’oeuvres and cocktails while browsing a silent auction, participating in card tricks courtesy of a ...

He was wearing a bow tie, and all these mzungus [white people] were hanging on to every word he said, and he was such a smart guy, and I thought, wow, maybe if I wear a bow tie I will become half ...

According to relationship expert Blaine Anderson, most people beat around the bush when it comes to expressing how they romantically feel about someone — especially when it’s not good.

Blaine Anderson, a professional dating coach ... And, if they don't want to do that, it's easy to cut ties and move on. It can be difficult advice to follow, but it's important to stay true ...

One example is the competing philosophies of the Bow Tie and the Diamond. This is an area where the theory and best practice are in complete alignment. However, some senior managers high up in the ...

Professional dating coach Blaine Anderson has given a "pro tip" to all men out there. Dating has always been hard, but it feels especially hard in 2025. The amount of dating apps can create a ...

But approaching someone at the gym can be tricky. Professional dating coach Blaine Anderson recently had a one-word response for men asking about approaching women at the gym when they have ...

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Boys got light gray little suits that screamed “tiny accountant.” We got new black dress shoes that could double as foot prisons and a clip-on bow tie that always went sideways by the end of church.