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AskHeartBeat.Com is the
brain child of entrepreneur Deborrah Cooper, who has also penned several
hundred relationship articles published on the site, as well as thousands
of advice columns under the pen name "Ms. HeartBeat." The site was
designed to focus on the unique stresses of Black and interracial
relationships involving African Americans. However, over the past decade
it has become obvious that most of the issues which were believed to be
largely limited to Black men and women are actually more societal in
nature, and thus affect men and women of all races and
nationalities.
Some of the many topics
covered include: Interracial romance, dating advice, flirting, sexuality,
relationships with siblings and other family members, kissing techniques,
single parents dating, domestic violence and emotional abuse, surviving
and thriving after divorce, teens and dating, adultery and cheating,
getting to "I DO", breaking up, long distance and online dating,
addictions and chemical dependencies, and many more heart-wrenching topics
are regularly addressed in the advice columns.
Ms. HeartBeat’s column
has been online since 1995, and is a long-time favorite of web surfers for
its wildly funny humor, biting wit and no-nonsense analysis.
VIew Ms. HeartBeat's advice columns on San Francisco
Examiner.Com.
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If you are a young adult between the ages of 14-21, you will find great
information within the pages of the Teen Frequently Asked Relationship
Advice Questions!
- More mature adults,
perhaps divorced and back on the dating scene as single parents
will appreciate the subjects discussed on our sister site
SurvivingDating.Com. Hard hitting relationships articles, social
commentary, health and fitness, gender issues and dating tips for the 35
and older crowd.
- Check out Ms. HeartBeat’s channel
on You Tube! Dozens of thought-provoking videos addressing a wide
variety of topics on men, women, and modern relationships.
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Have a pressing issue that you’d like Ms. HeartBeat’s advice on? Did a
search but still cannot find anything similar to your question?
Click to submit your advice question for review and possible publication
in an upcoming column!
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