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@millionairechat MEET the mum-of-five travelling the world in style thanks to the rich men she meets online. Suzanne Thatcher, 52, has journeyed first class to luxurious hotels in destinations across Italy and the US – all paid for by men she's met via a dating website. PA REAL LIFE 1 Mum-of-five Suzanne wanted to experience new adventures after her second marriage broke down Suzanne, from Florida, said: “Men I've met through online dates have enabled me to see some amazing places, but I’ve also made some good friends. “My friends laughed at first but now I've even persuaded some of my male friends to sign up to find travel companions themselves.” Suzanne insists that she is honest with the men she dates from the off, making it clear that the pair will have separate rooms on their trips and that she won't do anything she doesn't feel comfortable with. PA REAL LIFE 2 Suzanne says that she makes it clear to the men she dates t...

@millionairechat When Lauren S., 27, a mechanical engineer, met her now-ex at a festival, she fell hard. “He made me laugh, the sex was great, and he was intellectually stimulating,” she says. Jackpot, right? Right. Until her picks for dinner spots were “too lavish.” One night, he asked about her salary — then everything changed. “He couldn’t look past the fact that I made more money,” says Lauren. “He even told me I was overpaid.” He confessed that he felt emasculated by her career, and later, while she was on a work trip, he cheated on her. Among the straight, ambitious, and unattached, Lauren’s story is familiar. More women than men now graduate college. Nearly half the U.S. workforce is female and 40 percent of those women are their family’s breadwinner. But as they strive for success, they’re hitting a snag. They can’t find a guy who’s comfortable with all that awesomeness. Multiple studies show that, when asked, men say they prefer dating ambitious go-gett...

@millionairechat It’s 2017, and the world of online dating is becoming more and more eclectic. There’s a dating site strictly for tall people, another for those who choose to adopt a gluten free lifestyle, and even one for people who get their jollies from mullets. And of course, there are dating sites for young girls(sugar babies ) looking for rich, crusty old men (sugar  daddies ) who will splash out serious cash to buy them really expensive things they don't need. One of the lesser known of these sites is  Luxury Dating , which, as the name implies, matches girls with rich dudes around the world, with whom they go on luxurious vacations, and hook up. To reiterate, Miss Travel is a "dating" service that matches young girls who like money with wealthy dudes who like girls with little or no self-respect, and they go on vacation together and have sex. Sounds pretty legit, if you ask me. One of the site's users is 24-year old Heidy Pandora, who says...

@millionairechat Dating is  hard . Whether you're overwhelmed by the options in a major city, or you've exhausted most options in a small town, I think most people can agree that romantic comedies have lied to us.  via GIPHY But this is the day and age of powerful and addictive little smartphones. Some argue that the Tinder revolution has only made matters worse for singles looking to date — more options mean more indecision: Could there be a better person just one swipe away? That's why the art of matchmaking is still around. Matchmakers do most of the work for you. via GIPHY Matchmaking as a service has been around since ancient China (remember in Disney's maybe-not-that-accurate "Mulan") and Greece. But fast-forward to modern times, and there is a burgeoning group of millennials who believe in setting people up based on their wants and needs, and not a Tinder bio — and an even bigger group of millennials who want to be s...

Blame this on your desk calendar that's fully earmarked or your 24X7 work week that leaves you no time to socialise. But with the way things are, for a large section of people in Mumbai, there is hardly any time to 'disconnect' from their work lives and switch to the social one. Enter solo dates — where you go out and spend time by yourself doing fun things without the drudgery of trying to keep up conversation with others. It's regarded as the increasingly satisfying way to recharge one's batteries. You simply take yourself out, have brunch, check into a spa or the local cinema or just chill out on your own. Solo travel has been a huge success so far and here's why this concept is catching on, too... What's the cause? Inability to switch off For Rajnita Verma, a 35-year-old marketing head from Andheri, her plight lies in perhaps what most working folks may relate to — she can't 'switch off' from work, even once she has physically left the o...