"Take Back Valentine's Day!" Leading Internet Dating Guru Warns Men

Los Angeles, CA (PRTraffic) February 9, 2007 -- "Guys hate Valentine's Day!" blasts Grant Adams, the nation's leading Internet Dating Success Guru, "and today I am calling on all single guys to finally chuck the bouquets and 'Take Back Valentine's Day.'"



Adams began his crusade because he's tired of seeing single men go a-begging. "They make a big show of fakery and flattery, throwing away money on flowers, chocolates and over-priced meals."

"Enough!" says Adams, "Men resent it. And, the women don't really buy it either. It's better for men to be powerful and authentic rather than forced and artificial."

The creator of the Net2Bed-Net2Wed Internet Dating System reminds guys that Valentine's Day originated in Roman times as a festival called "Lupercalia" where young women eagerly put their names into a box. Each young man then pulled a name from the box, and the woman he chose would be his to cavort with for a day, a week or even a year.

"Now THAT's a Holiday!" says Adams.

"Men need to know that Internet Dating is our modern day Lupercalian box. Your average guy can just reach into a dating site and pull out any one of a million beautiful, eager, and eligible women who are actively searching for men right now. The problem is that 99% of men do it wrong. They don't know how to stand out online, or capture a woman's imagination. So, they end up sitting at home alone or haunting bars, empty-handed at the end of the night."

Adams has committed to teach men nationwide how to date effectively online, and how to fix the Six Biggest Blunders they make right out of the gate. He's donating his time to 1,000 men at a Free "Take Back Valentines Day" teleseminar on February 14.

Adams says the following Six Biggest Blunders make men invisible at best, and powerless at worst:

1) Men talk to women like they talk to other men, and it falls on deaf ears.
2) Men pigeonhole themselves online with their screen names, their profiles, and their "data," eliminating all mystery and attraction.
3) Men try to too hard to "sell themselves" online, putting the women in control.
4) Men talk about sex far too early, even though there are subtle ways to get women to think and talk about sex and intimacy first.
5) Men come across as "predators," putting women on the defensive right from the start.
6) Men let the women be the "selectors," which is exactly the opposite of the original Valentine's Day holiday.

"All men need to realize that Internet Dating is 'God's Gift to Guys.' Better than bars, parties or the local coffee house, you absolutely know that the women you are going to find are ready and willing to meet you. And internet dating done right means that by the time you eventually meet her, she's already yours."

Adams continues, "We're going to 'Take Back Valentine's Day' on Wednesday, February 14, at 5pm PST. I am going to explain the Six Biggest Blunders, and reveal the quick and easy solution for each and every one so that men and women can meet in an authentic and meaningful way, not only on Valentine's Day, but every day."

Adams has built a special website for men to sign up for this Free 60 minute LIVE audio program at http://www.TakeBackValentinesDay.com.

Grant Adams is the nation's leading Internet Dating Guru for Men, and is the creator of Valentines Day now.

For Media Inqiuries, visit http://www.GrantAdamsTrainings.com/media
Mr. Adams is available for radio or print interviews by calling (800) 892-9145.

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