Academy offers tips for winning a sugar daddy?

Apr. 14, 2015 - 4:31 - FBN’s Charles Payne, Penn Financial President Matt McCall, Plimsoll Mark Managing Director Jim Awad, Small Biz Expert Susan Solovic, TPNN News director Scottie Nell Hughes and Heritage Capital President & CIO Paul Schatz on ways to get rich and the Russian academy teaching ways to seeking a sugar daddy.
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Madonna Dating Drake, Says Bethenny Frankel

Returning Real Housewives of New York City star Bethenny Frankel and designer Isaac Mizrahi were guests on Watch What Happens: Live with Andy Cohen. All three have been Bravo buddies for years. During the fun-filled show, Cohen showed an old clip of Frankel talking with Mizrahi looking for a sugar daddy on the phone, assuring him that Cohen is great "and very accessible." In 2009, Mizrahi agreed to host Bravo's Project Runway replacement show, The Fashion Show.

One of the pop culture topics that came up was Madonna's aggressive, controversial on-stage kiss. In the live video, Drake looks shocked and disgusted after Madonna forced the kiss. During a WWHL game, Frankel let it slip that a friend of Cohen's told her that Madonna and Drake have been together for weeks. When the camera went to Cohen for his reaction, he appeared embarrased and fanned a cue card in front of his face. P.S. Drake is now saying that he enjoyed the kiss. He wrote on Instagram: “don’t misinterpret my shock!! I got to make out with the queen Madonna and I feel 100 about that forever."

Sylvester Stallone bans daughters from dating

Sylvester Stallone has banned his daughters from dating until they are in their 40s.

The 'Expendables' actor - who has Sophia, 18, Sistine, 16, and Scarlet, 13, with wife Jennifer Flavin - realised he wasn't going to be an "accepting" father when his eldest daughter was called by a boy four years ago.

He said: "I told my three daughters they weren't allowed to date until their mid-40s but that's not going down well...

"The first time a boy called Sophia was when she was 14. I realised I wasn't going to be an accepting father.

"He said, 'Where's Sophia?' I said, 'She's in Egypt and she'll be there forever.' Everyone started yelling looking for a sugar daddy at me."

The 68-year-old star admits his daughters haven't listened to his warning and he ended up in a "battle" with Sophia's current boyfriend when they met for the first time.

He recalled in an interview with Britain's OK! magazine: "I've finally met Sophia's first boyfriend. He's 18.

"We shook hands and I said, 'No, you've got to learn to squeeze harder than that pal.' We got into a hand-squeezing battle."

Despite his celebrity status, the 'Rocky' star's daughters are embarrassed to be seen with him and don't even like him dropping them off at school.

Asked if he is an embarrassing dad, he admitted: "Very! If I'm within a mile of them it's like, 'Dad, can you please wear a disguise?' I say, 'Can I drop you off at school?' They say, 'No, we're going to take the bus.'

"Everyone at their school is happy to see me but them.

"But it happens with celebrity parents. I'm going to go dressed as Michael Douglas next time."

5 dating tips for introverts

Being an introvert can make you a great date. For starters, your preference for one-on-one conversations puts you at your ease; then there’s your great listening skills; your tendency to think before you speak; and your favouring of interesting, quirky discussions over regular small talk.

But being an introvert can also have its disadvantages. Your shyness can be mistaken for aloofness or stuck-upness, lack of approachability, or even coldness. And you might have a tendency to hold back, making it difficult for your date to really get to know you.

We’ve put together some of the ways introverts can avoid these potential pitfalls and shine on their dates.

1. Work on your body language
You already know that when you’re not feeling talkative, you can be a great listener. You can let the other person you know that you’re engaged, by smiling, maintaining eye contact and ensuring you don’t put up any barriers such as crossed arms or resting your face in your hands.

2. Focus on the other person’s comfort over your own discomfort
Introverts can be painfully aware of the impressions they’re creating in others, even when they feel powerless to change them. Even the most outgoing individuals can get a case of the butterflies on a date and so focusing on how you can put your date at ease – even when they appear supremely confident - can mean we don’t dwell on our own feelings and can gradually relax with one another.

3. Let the other person know you’re having a nice time
Extroverts can perceive an introvert’s quietness as distance, assuming they’re not interested in their conversation. If you know you sometimes create this impression, your date will be relieved to hear that you’re just ‘a little shy’ and that your quietness isn’t a result of having a terrible time in their company. Often the admission can be the icebreaker you need to relax in one another’s company.

4. Choose a venue you’re at your best in
Introversion can often be characterised by an extreme dislike of loud spaces. If noisy bars or busy restaurants stress you out, simply avoid them. You want to feel as relaxed as possible on your date, so if you know a great little bar that’s perfect for quiet chats, or even an outdoor space where you can talk freely, that’s a much better option. Even if your date would prefer somewhere more ‘lively’, they’re more likely to enjoy experiencing you at your best.

5. Avoid sharing too much before your first date
Introverts are natural sharers and may find emails or phone calls an easier space to give of themselves. If you want your relationship to develop, face time is going to be the critical deciding factor. Avoid revealing too much of yourself in your pre-date correspondence – it means you’ll have more to share when you do meet up, and you’ll avoid hurt feelings or disappointment if the virtual intimacy doesn’t lead to real-world chemistry.

Author: Rebecca
Rebecca is a diehard romantic and journalist with a passion for all things London. Writing the London sugar dating site blog for Flame Introductions gives her the opportunity to drag her husband all over town, sampling cocktails, coffee and culture.

6 Ways to have better phone conversations

It’s funny when you consider that despite the abundance of technology connecting us to one another from every corner of the globe, the number of text messages and emails sent every day, far outnumber the phone calls put in to our nearest and dearest.

At Flame Introductions, we always advise our clients to meet in person for that first chat; senses of humour are much harder to fathom over a phone call and the margin for error in understanding, much greater when you’re not face-to-face.

That said, many of our clients feel more comfortable having a quick chat before agreeing to meet, and many others expect a phone call following a date.

So for those of us used to communicating in 140 characters or less, we've put together a few pointers for ensuring your come across at your best when it – literally – comes down to the wire.

1. Be prepared. If you thought your days of writing scripts for phone calls with the object of your desire were long behind you, think again! If you're prone to getting tongue-tied or forgetting the important things you want to say, there's nothing wrong with making a few notes. Avoid sounding like a robot by jotting down a few bullet points, rather than a word for word rendition of your dialogue!

2. Open with something light-hearted. If you're calling to ask someone out on a date, you don't have to go for the jugular as soon as they pick up. Keep things light, asking after their day, or telling them something funny about yours before you go into why you're calling.

3. Remember that it's a dialogue. If you're starting to get a dry mouth, the person on the other end is probably getting a very hot ear! Engage your caller in your story, and get to the point as soon as you can!

4. Keep it succinct. In the early stages of romance the obsession to know everything there is to know about our potential partners can result in pricey phone bills! Remember that great relationships are marathons, not sprints; there will be time to discover more about your date in person. If you're not keen on relaying or hearing long stories on the phone, tell your date you'd love to share or hear more the next time you meet up.

5. Be honest. If you're simply put just not that great on the phone, tell your date. They might well feel the same way, or if they're regular diallers, they'll be reassured that your quietness or awkwardness is down to phone phobia, rather than a lack of interest.

6. If all else fails, don't beat yourself up. You've tried your best to hold down a sparkling phone conversation and it turns out you're definitely more of a face-to-face kind of person. Know that you're in good company, and that our collective phone phobia has given rise to some fantastic e-cards that have given us a giggle in the Flame Introductions office…

Author: Rebecca
Rebecca is a diehard romantic and journalist with a passion for all things London. Writing the London sugar dating site blog for Flame Introductions gives her the opportunity to drag her husband all over town, sampling cocktails, coffee and culture.

Looking for sugar daddy is not just for the money

In this bustling city, everyone may disoriented. We can not just complain or contempt when being a sugar babby has become a trend. Maybe in women's opinion, seeking sugar daddy is not just for the money.

It seems everyone hates sugar baby at the moment, they thought sugar babies abandon dignity for money. But sugar babies have their own difficulties. They may seeking sugar daddy for other reasons.

We must admit that sugar daddies have the ability to give sugar babies a sense of security, they are more romantic, they have many ways to make sugar babies happy. Paupers can only  walk with girls in the street, but sugar daddies can chat with girls at a coffee shop. Paupers thought for a long time before buy a gift to girls while sugar  daddies buy anything to girls without bargain. Sugar daddy advantage is obvious through those things.

Moreover, in addition to earning power sugar daddies are smart, attractive, actively. So seeking sugar daddies is not just for the money. Maybe sugar babby was attracted to sugar daddy's charm.

Compared with Platonic love, most girls prefer to materially rich life. I just want to say looking for sugar daddy is not just for money, but also for other reasons. We should not discredit sugar babies or insulted their personality. We have to be tolerant. After all, there is no right or wrong in love.


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Sir Richard Branson watched The Undateables!

When the Virgin founder first heard about the Channel 4 show on which Flame Introductions participates, he was concerned it was going to exploit disabled people, including one of its contributors and his good friend Daniella.

But having watched her episode of The Undateables, in which Flame Introductions meets their client, 27-year-old nursery manager Daniella, and arranges her first ever date sugar dating site– with IT consultant Guy – Sir Richard Branson’s concerns were unfounded.

Sir Richard Branson’s family has been friends with Daniella’s for many years and he had this to say about her: “She is kind, loveable, independent and outgoing. However, she has never been able to find the right partner. Daniella has Apert syndrome, a rare genetic condition that means she was born with the bones in her hands, feet and skull fused together. She feels her appearance has held her back in being confident enough to date.”

Like Sir Richard Branson, the Flame Introductions team thinks that everyone should have the opportunity to find and experience a loving relationship.

Over the course of filming we met some lovely contributors who took the courageous decision to allow The Undateables' cameras into their lives in the hope of making a love connection.  We, and all the viewers, wish them all well.


Author: Christine

Christine has been happily married for (let‘s say - without giving her age away) many years! Before starting her business she worked as a Senior Consultant at an established Personal Introduction Agency. She confesses to being a romantic and believes everyone deserves the chance she‘s been given of finding their ideal partner to spend their life with.

Joining Flame Introductions – a guide to getting started

If you’ve been watching Flame Introductions on the current series of Channel 4’s The Undateables, you might be thinking about introducing someone in your life to our agency, giving them the opportunity to find love.

We often get calls from parents or care workers of people with mild disabilities, who have understandable reservations about exposing a vulnerable loved one to the world of sugar dating site.

Here at Flame we are always mindful of the emotional impact of the process and take care at every step to ensure the experience is supportive, easy and fun for those involved.

To give you more assurance that we take your concerns seriously, we’ve put together some of the questions we’re most frequently asked by someone considering Flame Introductions as their London dating agency of choice.

What’s the first step?

We prefer you to get to know us – and us you – in person. The first step then is usually for you to meet our founder Christine or one of our other staff either at our offices in Richmond or a nice quiet café close by. You’ll be able to ask us about the whole process and how it works, and we’ll be able to get a feel for who you are and what you’re looking for.

It sounds a bit like a job interview. Do I have to prepare?

Absolutely not. If we’re meeting someone with a mild disability we recommend that a parent or guardian comes along too, and we keep the chat informal and friendly – usually over a cup of tea and a biscuit or two!

What happens when you find a match for me?

Normally we’ll arrange a mutually convenient date and location for the two of you to meet. We know that a lot of our clients get nervous about talking on the phone. There’s absolutely no obligation at all to talk to your match on the phone before you meet. In fact, we recommend you don’t – chatting in person is so much better.

Are chaperones allowed on dates?

Yes. Many of our members take parents or guardians along to their early dates. Usually the chaperone drops them off at the agreed meeting point, and then goes shopping or for a coffee until the date is over.

Are dates matched according to disabilities?

Sometimes; sometimes not. The key thing is personality, and here at Flame we meet and get to know every single member, which means our matchmaking process is much more personal than you’d get from an online algorithm. We’ll tell you about your potential match and their key information, so you’ll have a sense of their personality, likes and dislikes – as well as their profile picture - before you meet them. We are also here to answer questions if there’s anything else you want to know beforehand.

I don’t have any photographs and I want my profile to present me in a favourable way, can you help?

Absolutely. We’ll write your profile for you once we’ve met and gotten to know you, and you’ll have the chance to approve it before we show it to any potential matches. We can also take a photograph at the end of our introductory session.

I’m a bit nervous about the first date. Any tips?

Even the most confident people can get tongue tied or nervous before a first date. We’re here to help you and suggest some questions you can ask to get to know your date. Our advice is always to try to relax as much as possible and be yourself. Our dating blog is also full of advice, ranging from tips for introverts, some lovely informal locations for London dates, and even the best music to listen to before your date to get you in a confident and positive frame of mind! 

Author: Christine
Christine has been happily married for (let‘s say - without giving her age away) many years! Before starting her business she worked as a Senior Consultant at an established Personal Introduction Agency. She confesses to being a romantic and believes everyone deserves the chance she‘s been given of finding their ideal partner to spend their life with.

London’s best cocktail and wine bars for discerning daters

So you’ve moved beyond coffee catch-ups and are looking for a next date location guaranteed to impress your fledging other half. London’s bursting with cocktail and wine bars – ranging from the classic to the trendy, buzzy to the intimate – that are guaranteed to make for a memorable date.

Wine & Charcuterie, Clapham barSOUTH: Wine & Charcuterie; Tube: Clapham Common

“Hey, fancy meeting me in the public toilets?” We dare you to text this to your date, though we recommend you follow it up sharpish with a note explaining that said public toilets have now been converted into a hip and happening underground bar which is scooping up best bar awards left, right and centre. Located under the streets of Clapham, this popular bar is putting the wine and charcuterie into WC. Booths are available to reserve if you want to dial up the romance factor.
NORTH: The Booking Office; Tube: King’s Cross

If it’s glamour you’re after, look no further than the simply stunning bar situated within the newly renovated King’s Cross St Pancras Station. The former booking office retains many of its original gothic features, giving the enormous space a dramatic, Cathedralesque quality. The perfect venue for your first double selfie!
EAST: Callooh Callay; Tube: Old Street

For a good old-fashioned dose of eccentricity you can’t beat this classic Shoreditch cocktail bar. Metal palm trees clash with Alice In Wonderland inspired imagery (the name of the bar is taken from a Lewis Carroll poem) and a cocktail menu which has ‘Drink Me’ written all over it.
WEST: Portobello Star; Tube: Ladbroke Grove

The site on which this Notting Hill landmark sits has been serving drinks to thirsty West Londoners since 1740, but this once scruffy boozer has had a handsome yet mellow makeover. The Star is serious about spirits, offering more gin-based cocktails than you can shake a wedge of lime at.
Author: Rebecca

Rebecca is a diehard romantic and journalist with a passion for all things London. Writing the London sugar dating site blog for Flame Introductions gives her the opportunity to drag her husband all over town, sampling cocktails, coffee and culture.

Country-style London pubs for cosy Valentine's dates

Long, lazy Sunday lunches beside log fires make for memorable winter dates, and London is full of super chilled taverns that were made for lounging in.

We’ve cozied on up to North, South, East and West London to bring you some of our favourite drinking holes for snuggling up in this Valentine's Day…

The Spaniard's Inn, HampsteadNORTH

The Spaniards Inn, Hampstead
A stomp around Hampstead Heath is worth the frostbite and muddy shoes if it ends in a fireside glass of something lovely in The Spaniards Inn. Dating from 1585, this North London institution has history – as well as cosy charm – in coal bucket loads. Immortalised in Dickens’ The Pickwick Papers, the literary connections don’t end there – the original bar is where Keats supposedly penned Ode To A Nightingale (over a claret, one imagines). Spaniards Road, Hampstead, NW3 7JJ (map).

The Gun, DocklandsEAST

The Gun, Docklands
Complete with a pop-up ski lodge for winter 2014/15, this Docklands pub is a master class in old world charm meets the glamour of riverside London. Snuggle up next to one of the many fires you’ll find in the nooks and crannies, or brave the cold on the waterside terrace offering views of Canary Wharf. Either way, there’s comfort food aplenty on the menu and walls of gaze-worthy memorabilia nodding to the pub’s historic past – The Gun is located next to the site of the home of Admiral Nelson. 27 Coldharbour, Docklands, E14 9NS (map).

The Antelope, Tooting

SOUTH

The Antelope, Tooting
Quirky and cosy in equal measures, this South London drinking hole and gastro pub boasts both fabulous open spaces for local-watching and cosy corners for hiding in. The weekly quiz and comedy nights are popular draws, as is the beer selection and seasonal menu. ‘Trendy but laid back’ is the general consensus among Trip Advisor reviewers of The Antelope. There’s also praise for the menu’s value for money. 76 Mitcham Road, SW17 9NG (map).

WEST

The Union Tavern, Westbourne ParkThe Union Tavern, Westbourne Park
This popular West London pub’s canal side terrace is busy all year round, but if you want to hibernate from the elements, there are plenty of easy chairs and sofas to curl up on inside. The Union Tavern prides itself on its selection of rare real ales and holds regular tasting sessions. Make an evening of it every Wednesday with £5 burgers from 5pm followed by a pub quiz from 8pm. 45 Woodfield Road, W9 2BA (map).

Author: Rebecca
Rebecca is a diehard romantic and journalist with a passion for all things London. Writing the London sugar dating site blog for Flame Introductions gives her the opportunity to drag her husband all over town, sampling cocktails, coffee and culture.