Monday, January 12, 2026

What Does it Say about a Man Who Orders the Same Food at a Restaurant when Dating? By Vivienne Diane Neal

 

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Recently, I was watching a talk show where the host shared a celebrity’s feelings on a podcast as to why she would never continue to date a man who orders the same food at a restaurant.

After watching the podcase, the host made an important point which I never gave thought to. She highlighted that a man who loves or desires ordering the same cuisine at a restaurant is someone you can depend on and trust and is dedicated to you.

Some people are creatures of habit, especially when it comes to food. I have a favorite food that I enjoy ordering when doing take-out, but that is just me. If you’re dating a man who always orders the same dish at every restaurant, you might wonder what it really says about him—or your relationship. Is he predictable in a comforting way, or is he just stuck in a rut?

There’s something to be said for consistency. A guy who sticks to his favorite meal might just know what he likes and doesn’t like, like wasting time stressing over the menu. You’ll never have to worry about him stealing bites off your plate, because he’s perfectly happy with his usual order. In a world full of endless choices, his decisiveness can be refreshing.

On the other hand, if he never deviates from his go-to meal, it might hint at a deeper resistance to change. Does he avoid trying new things in other areas of his life too? If he’s unwilling to step out of his comfort zone, it could mean he’s less open to spontaneity—whether in travel, hobbies, or even relationships. A little adventure keeps things exciting, and if he won’t even switch up his entrée, will he be up for surprises in other ways?

Then again, maybe his unwavering order is just a quirk. Some people find comfort in routine, especially if they’ve had a long day or feel overwhelmed by too many options. If he’s adventurous in other ways—maybe he’s always down to try a new activity or explore a new place—then his unchanging restaurant order might not mean much.

If it bothers you, suggest sharing dishes next time. That way, he can still have his usual while you both get to taste something different or pick a restaurant that doesn’t serve his go-to meal—gently nudging him out of his comfort zone without making it a big deal.

At the end of the day, what someone orders at a restaurant are not a make-or-break deal in a relationship. But if his predictability starts feeling more like rigidity, it’s worth paying attention to whether that mindset spills over into bigger aspects of your connection. Either way, it’s just food—unless it’s not.

Would it matter to you if your date ordered the same cuisine at a restaurant. Let us know, by leaving your comments below. 💕

Monday, January 05, 2026

News for Travelers

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Monday, December 29, 2025

Some of the Best Places to Celebrate New Year’s Eve

Where does the time go. One World Singles Blog would like to thank you for making our Blog the spot to go to for articles and advice on dating, romance, love, relationships and so much more.

We are leaving you with a video that recommends some the best places to celebrate New Year’s Eve.

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Have a Happy, Safe, and Prosperous New Year

Monday, December 22, 2025

Christmas Foods from Around the World

We thought we would share some traditions, and foods prepared from around the world.

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Have a Happy, and Safe Christmas

Monday, December 15, 2025

Great Romantic Getaways for This Holiday Season

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Looking for the perfect romantic getaway this holiday season? Whether you are dreaming of snowy retreats, cozy cabins, or sun-kissed beaches, there is a spot to match every couple’s vibe. Here are some top picks to spark romance and create unforgettable memories.

For a classic winter wonderland, Aspen, Colorado is hard to beat. Picture snuggling by a fireplace after a day on the slopes, followed by a candlelit dinner in a rustic lodge. The twinkling lights and fresh mountain air make it pure magic. If you prefer something more secluded, Lake Tahoe offers stunning lakeside cabins with breathtaking views—perfect for couples who love nature and quiet moments together.

If escaping the cold sounds better, Santorini, Greece is a dreamy choice. The whitewashed buildings, clear waters, and legendary sunsets set the stage for romance. Stroll through charming villages, enjoy private wine tastings, or relax in a cliffside hot tub. For a tropical twist, Maldives delivers overwater bungalows, turquoise lagoons, and candlelit dinners on the sand—pure paradise for lovebirds.

Prefer a mix of culture and coziness? Prague in winter feels like stepping into a fairy tale. The cobblestone streets, festive markets, and Gothic architecture create a storybook setting. Share a warm cup of mulled wine as you wander hand in hand. Alternatively, Kyoto, Japan offers serene temples, tranquil gardens, and intimate tea houses—ideal for couples seeking peace and connection.

For something closer to home, Napa Valley blends luxury and romance effortlessly. Sip world-class wines, take a stifling air balloon ride at sunrise, or unwind in a vineyard-side spa. If coastal charm is more your style, Charleston, South Carolina enchants with historic streets, horse-drawn carriage rides, and waterfront dining.

No matter your preference, the key is choosing a place that lets you focus on each other. Whether it is adventure, relaxation, or a mix of both, these destinations promise a holiday escape filled with love and joy. Pack your bags and get ready to make this season unforgettable. 

Monday, December 08, 2025

Our Selections of Books to Read During the Holidays

If you are planning to relax during the upcoming holidays, following are five books to read, which includes psychological thrillers with endings that will leave you wanting more from these extraordinary authors.

Just click on the title and enjoy reading the narratives.

A Murder in NYC by Brian W. Smith - To escape her past, a homicide detective decides to quit her job and become a travel influencer but gets drawn into a murder investigation.

The Family Lies by Angela Henry – A librarian is hired by a wealthy man to restore a library and catalog and appraise a collection at his mansion but to acquire the job, she must live on the estate for two years, but disturbing activities are beginning to transpire.

The Sublet by Greer Hendricks - A ghostwriter, whose client is an inspirational guru, gets a too good to be true recommendation for a new apartment below market but sinister activities begin to transpire.

The Husband’s Secret by Franklin Christopher - A couple who has it all, is hiding a secret from each other, but the sinister covert her husband is concealing will lead to life-threatening consequences.

Rancid Badges by Alex Cage - After getting involved in a murder case, a police officer is accused of shooting his commanding officer/friend.


Monday, December 01, 2025

Putting Others Before Your Spouse

Romance Author/Relationship Advisor Stella Eromonsere-Ajanaku discusses putting others before your spouse may be a threat to your marriage.

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Monday, November 24, 2025

Joint Ownership of Property – Does it Work for Unmarried Couples?

 

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Many unmarried couples living together may decide to invest in a home, co-op, condominium or a timeshare.

It can be a ingenious idea and beneficial to enter a joint property ownership, but only if they go in with their eyes wide open and have legal safeguards in place. Here's a breakdown of the pros, cons, and smart strategies:

Potential Benefits

  • Shared Investment - Buying property together can build equity and financial stability for both partners.
  • Right of Survivorship - If held as joint tenants, the surviving partner automatically inherits the other’s share, avoiding probate.
  • Commitment Without Marriage - For couples not ready or willing to marry, joint ownership can reflect a serious commitment.

Risks to Watch Out For

  • No Automatic Legal Protections - Unlike married couples, unmarried partners don’t get default legal rights if the relationship ends, or one partner dies.
  • Unequal Contributions - If one partner pays more toward the down payment or mortgage, disputes can arise without clear documentation.
  • Breakups Get Messy - If the relationship ends, dividing the property can be complicated and may require a partition suit, which is a legal process forcing sale or division.
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Smart Legal Safeguards 

  • Cohabitation Agreement - This contract outlines who owns what, how expenses are split, and what happens if you break up. Courts usually uphold these if they’re fair and properly executed.
  • Title Structure: Decide whether to hold the property as joint tenants (equal shares, right of survivorship) or tenants-in-common (customizable shares, no automatic inheritance).
  • Estate Planning: A will or trust can ensure your partner inherits your share if you pass away.

Joint ownership can work wonderfully for unmarried couples, but only with clear communication, legal planning, and a shared understanding of the financial and emotional stakes. If you're considering it, talking to a real estate attorney or financial advisor is a wise move.

If you would like help drafting a sample cohabitation agreement or exploring title options, visit the two sites below:

Property Rights

Family Law

Monday, November 17, 2025

News for Travelers

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Monday, November 10, 2025

Is Cohabitation the Right Path for Single Couples?

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Cohabitation is when two people in a romantic relationship live together without being legally married. Of course, this is nothing new. Couples have been cohabitating since the world begin. In some cases, it was known as Common Law Marriage. A small number of states and the District of Columbia currently allow the formation of new common law marriages. These districts include Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, and Texas. Some states have unique limitations. For instance, Utah allows for the recognition of a marriage by petitioning a court to declare that statutory requirements have been met. New Hampshire offers a restricted form of recognition that applies only for inheritance purposes upon the death of a partner.

It’s a mutual choice for couples who want to test compatibility, share expenses, or simply enjoy each other’s company before saying, “I do” or instead of marriage altogether. In today’s dating landscape, cohabitation has become a common step in many relationships, blending love and practicality under one roof.

Unlike traditional dating, where partners keep separate homes, cohabitation means sharing daily life more intimately. You split bills, chores, and personal space while navigating the difficulties of a live-in relationship. For some, it’s a trial run for marriage; for others, it’s a long-term arrangement that works without a legal commitment. The rise of cohabitation reflects shifting attitudes toward love and relationships, with many valuing flexibility and shared experiences over formal vows.

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Living together can strengthen a relationship by fostering deeper communication and teamwork. But it also comes with challenges—like adjusting to each other’s habits or dealing with conflicts without an easy exit. That's why open conversations about expectations, finances, and future goals are crucial before moving in together.

The dating and relationship business often highlights cohabitation as a milestone, offering advice on everything from merging decor styles to splitting responsibilities fairly. Whether it’s driven by love, convenience, or financial reasons, cohabitation is a modern approach to partnership that continues to grow in popularity. It’s all about finding what works best for you and your relationship, one shared coffee pot at a time.