When I first heard about my co-host’s gig several years ago, I was
skeptical. It sounded gimmicky to talk about ‘offline dating’.

But now Camille Virginia’s vision is proving to have been prescient
indeed.

So how about it…are people so frustrated with apps, and indeed
fed up with faux electronic ‘socializing’ in general that they’re going
back to their ‘organic’ roots of meeting in real life?

Or are we so far gone with social technology that we’ve passed the
point of no return

Well, by now, you know that I remain bullish on online dating.  Emily
and I met on Match.com, and simply put--it's how people meet these
days.

But I have to tell you, I'm not nearly as cool with dating apps.

I believe more in the "app-ocalype" (aka "app disorder" or "Planet
of the Apps") EVERY DAY.  In this episode you'll finally get my full
rant on that subject.

Camille and I also wonder aloud what online interaction does to our
perception of authenticity.

And what about being ‘mean behind the screen’…how does feeding
that habit shape our real-world persona?

And meanwhile, in the real world, what should women be doing to
allow for easier offline interaction?

Next, Camille guarantees your worst nightmare when talking to
women will NOT come true…and you'll hear why.

How can you easily start offline interactions with women…with no
stress and no drama?

What does Camille do to get people to put down their smartphones
and get back out there socially: