Nobody here has asked why you are looking to find dates in the first place.

Dating is not a solution to all your problems. In fact, I am single because I decided that being with someone causes more problems than it is worth. It's hard to appreciate the freedom of being single until you've gotten involved with someone and have to spend most of your time with her (or him). When you're single, you can choose what you want to do, when you want to do it. It's great to spend time with people when you want, and then come home to a quiet house at night where there is nobody to bother you when you want to be alone.

You'll have a sacrifice a lot. For example, if I were in a relationship, I wouldn't be able to save as much to start a business in a few years. I won't have as much time to devote to the business. I have time to devote to both computers and other hobbies, and I have the opportunity to spend time with a number of different people without being required to compromise on things I want to do. Now, if what some people are doing doesn't interest me, then I make plans with other people who are doing something that does. You have to deal with interpersonal problems and drama. You'll have to cut back on time with computers and video games, whether you want to or not. You'll have a lot of stress with dealing with constant rejections while trying to find someone. Some girls will even make plans and simply not show up, without even calling to cancel, even though you paid and drove a long way to be there.

In short, you should consider whether you really want to be involved in a relationship, or whether society is pressuring you to become involved in one. Ever since I ditched the dating scene, I've never been happier.

This is NOT true. I joined a swing dancing club in 2004, and there were two men to every woman. I quit the club because I got tired of standing around waiting to dance with people.

DDR is great. I played it all the time and never understood why it became unpopular. What does Guitar Hero have that DDR did not? Especially the "cool" factor - people get amazed when you jump around and pass a song on DDR, but playing a guitar just looks.. boring.

I won't be buying another Square game either. This decision isn't entirely due to the Chrono Trigger debacle, but because their software is too buggy. I was unable to finish Star Ocean: The Last Hope because of showstopper bugs. I've had it with this company and will never buy anything from them again. As to Chrono Trigger, if they were smart, they would have offered to purchase the fan-made game instead of sending a cease-and-desist letter. The creators would probably have been happy to sell well below the market rate for the development time required for such a game, and it could be released on Xbox Live or the Virtual Console. If the game is of the high quality that it seems, then they could have made a killing.