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for New York City–Metro Area professionals
Heather Robinson of Time Out New York writes:
"At this straightforward dating service, owner Fay Goldman first
conducts an hour-long interview that includes questions about a prospective
client's education, career, lifestyle, and qualities desired in a partner.
Goldman then personally sifts through her client roster (consisting of
hundreds of people) to try to make a match. Clients are guaranteed their
first match within two weeks of joining.
Goldman maintains that she is choosy about whom she accepts as clients.
Despite my offer to interview over the phone and send her a picture of
myself, Goldman would not pair me with anyone until I met her at her office,
a tasteful midtown suite. Her questions were reasonable and direct. ("Do
you come from a close family?", "Do you prefer tall or short
men?").
I soon realized Goldman does her homework. The two men I met through her
service fit my profile. The first, a corporate executive, had curly, dark
hair and striking blue eyes. On our first date, we went downtown to Kiev,
where we shared borsht and discussed our immigrant ancestors. For our
second meeting, we ate dessert at the St. Regis. Unfortunately, he had
this annoying habit of talking about beautiful women he knew. Call me
insecure, but it was a turnoff. The other guy, a cute, athletic-looking
stockbroker, also took me to some nice places, including a highbrow charity
function at an art gallery. Too bad he had a brusque, serious quality.
Neither man was my soul mate, but it was pleasant to meet guys who actually
seemed interested in finding a relationship. And the membership cost pretty
much ensured that I didn't meet paupers -- always a plus."
In Touch Magazine - On Television Reality Show, Joe Millionaire contestants
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b ...professional matchmaker Fay Goldman of Meaningful Connections in
New York warns everyone involved needs to tackle the issue of the show's
deceitful nature. "She may need to reexamine her feelings,"
she says. "That honesty and trust is a crucial core of any relationship."
b According to matchmaker Fay Goldman, "Women with careers and a
good education tend not to want to support a man and often tell me it's
important that he makes at least as much as she does. It becomes an issue
if a guy can't share her lifestyle."
In Touch Magazine - On Television Reality Show, Bachelorette contestants
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b "He's in the seduction stage of the relationship now," says
professional matchmaker Fay Goldman. "For some people, the infatuation
never wears off, and they can make the romance last forever."
b According to Fay Goldman, "He's on his best behavior for the cameras
and he's acting a certain way, but in reality -- away from the fantasy
of the show -- he may have certain traits and behavior patterns that do
not match hers. It could be totally unrealistic"
Call or Email Fay for more information
Fay@MeaningfulConnections.com
1-212-877-5151