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  In a world where men and women often spend more time with their BlackBerrys and iPhones than they do with other each other, the wanting for shared activities and face-to-face interaction has become palpable. According to Mary Vallone, President of Highlife Adventures (www.highlifeadventures.com), an social club for singles in Chicago and Indianapolis, this is especially true as it pertains to dating. Men and women are walking out of the privacy of the web dating earth and reclaiming their lives, Vallone says. Todays singles not only want to meet those who share their interests, nevertheless they also want to share real-life experiences with like-minded potential partners.
  
  For several singles, this tendency toward group activities based on common interests breaks new ground in the dating market. In an expression, were returning to the future, says Vallone. Its as if the ice cream social of early 20th century has been kicked up several notches.
  
  Indeed, Highlife Adventures 3,000 Chicagoland members will be hard-pressed to locate an ice cream social one of the more than 65 activities prepared monthly. Those who crave journey may get parasailing, caving, or experience being truly a fighter pilot for per day. Music aficionados can experience a warm night of great jazz or attend a rock star imagination camp, while those with social pursuits can attend a of the Chicago Symphony or a Frank Lloyd Wright tour. Members who enjoy the club scene can be involved in a cart pub-crawl, a party cruise, or events like Martinis and Manicures or Pots n Shots Pottery Class.
  
  Vallone explains that Highlife Adventures strategy serves to create people together in a pressure-free environment. She says, when you attend a conference, youre meeting people you have something in common with and who are all there to generally meet you. And, when youre having fun, you let your guard down and are far more prone to meet with the right person.
  
  This new dating pattern is in stark contrast to the club scene of the 1980s, the one-on-one related solutions of the 1990s, and the rate dating phenomena that peaked many years ago. Not totally all singles like to spend time in bars, many dont take care of the force of successive one-on-one times, and most people realize that rate dating is too light, says Vallone. Discover more on our favorite related website by clicking tell us what you think. For alternative interpretations, people should check out: read. And, while internet dating may appeal to the college group, many of the 25- to 45-year-olds in Highlife Adventures account have already been there, done that. According to Vallone, Meeting people online may be fun, but in addition fraught with pitfalls. Singles learn better get free from your house, when they put down the mouse, and meet people face-to-face.
  
  Highlife Adventures helps ensure their members activities are positive by prescreening potential members in person and having an organization agent at each event. Eventually, Vallone ends, We dont match everyone. Instead, currently unique, exciting activities where sets of singles can meet one another and find what they find whether its a friend, a date, or a soulmate.

   

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