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Love Decoded: Ways to Tell You’re Feeling Much More Than a Passing Infatuation

This is a guest post contributed to Stitch by Oscar Coles. Oscar is a relationship therapist who writes about relationships and marriage, and who has a growing online audience from his interesting and useful articles on the web.   Love can definitely do strange things to…

ByByAndrew DowlingDec 13, 20160

9 important steps for making friends if you are shy and over 50

If you are shy and over 50, you already know that making new friends doesn’t come easily. Not only have you probably spent most of your life finding it difficult to make new friends in the first place, you’ve reached an age where most people…

ByByAndrew DowlingNov 15, 201616

The Definitive Guide to Staying Safe Online

Staying safe online When it comes to online safety, particularly when it comes to dating and companionship, we like to think we know what we’re talking about. Stitch is the only companionship site in the world that insists on verification for its members, and we…

ByByAndrew DowlingOct 12, 201611

Speaking From Experience: Finding Love Over 50

This article is part of our “Speaking from Experience” series, which features Stitch members giving their advice on a range of topics from romance through to companionship and everything in between. This month’s article is from longtime Stitch member and Community Champion David, who has been…

ByByAndrew DowlingOct 4, 201624

How to find love over 50? Be open

Love is a funny thing. In your 20’s, many mistake it for lust. In your 30’s and 40’s, you’re focused on who is the best person to co-parent. In your 50’s and 60’s, your parenting duties are usually over, so now what? You get back out…

ByByMarcie RogoJul 18, 201624

How Stitch Members Help Grow the Community

Stitch members are awesome You knew that already, didn’t you? But if you needed further proof, you’d need to look no further than at some of the things our members have been doing recently to help grow the community in their areas. Flyers, flyers & more…

ByByAndrew DowlingJul 10, 20160

Should widows dating choose divorcees or widowers?

Dating is hard enough at any stage of life. But should widowers and widows dating divorcees have to worry about their relationship? Should they only date other widows and widowers? And if divorced, should they only date other divorcees? What’s the combination that will give you the best chance…

ByByMarcie RogoApr 13, 201629

Valentine’s Day Stories from Stitch Members Kathie, Carol, and Doug

Last week, we posted some alternatives to Valentine’s Day that you can do with yourself, fellow Stitch members, or friends. Now as we approach the holiday, we wanted to share some different perspectives of this day and what it means to a few of our Stitch…

ByByMarcie RogoFeb 12, 20162

‘Tis the Season to be Thoughtful

Once again it seems that the holiday season has landed upon us with a rush. It doesn’t seem all that long ago that I was making my New Year’s resolutions; and now – suddenly and without warning – it’s time to reflect on a year…

ByByAndrew DowlingDec 23, 20152

Protect Yourself from Scammers: Our Top 5 Online Safety Tips

Something that makes Stitch unique is that we are very serious about keeping our members safe from online scammers. We watch every day as these con artists, gold diggers, and other criminals try to access our website; luckily, we have several security measures in place…

ByByMarcie RogoOct 6, 20152

Getting Verified on Stitch

Identity verification is one of the most important aspects of Stitch. Ensuring that our membership consists only of real, verified individuals is one of the things that sets Stitch apart from pretty much any other community. Which means getting verified is one of the most…

ByByAndrew DowlingAug 10, 201544

When To Tell Someone You’re A Recovering Addict

This week’s Stitch member guest article has been written by Stitch member Mel Higham. Mel is an editor, researcher and writer with a focus on health and well-being.   Mel is also a recovered addict. While training for her career she began to experience stress…

ByByAndrew DowlingAug 9, 20155

Meeting people via Stitch Activities

Last week we rolled out a new feature which we really think you’re going to like. It’s the ability to look at profiles of the people you see at Stitch activities, events and travel experiences, and it’s intended to make it much easier for you…

ByByAndrew DowlingJul 26, 201510

How Feeling Lonely Can Kill You, And How You Can Beat It

As we age, quite often our social circles change. Major life transitions play a role in our relationships – we move cities and find new friend groups. We break off a marriage and lose the relationships that came with it. We retire and spend less time with our…

ByByJackie DionMay 26, 201535

Why Jacquie Joined Stitch

This week we would like to highlight an extra special Stitch member (and Stitch Ambassador) Jacquie from Virginia. Jacquie has been on Stitch for nearly 8 months now, and she has certainly been an influential factor in the way Stitch has developed over these last…

ByByJackie DionMay 6, 201516

Why did you build Stitch?

Things have been so mad-crazy-busy here at Stitch Central over the last couple of months that it seems forever since I’ve had a chance to write a post of my own for the Stitch blog. (It’s been just over 3 months, in fact. I checked.)…

ByByAndrew DowlingApr 6, 201513

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