Thisrelationship.com dating and relationship advice ezine for younger men and women goes live - PR-USA.net

<p><em>When it comes to teen dating, college dating or even relationship advice and dating tips for 20- and 30-somethings, theres never really been a homeuntil now. The new online magazine <a href="http://thisrelationship.com">Thisrelationship.com</a> aims to service this void with quality, original content that is by younger people for younger people and even includes relationship and dating videos where young people can share their thoughts and perspectives.</em></p>

<p>New York, NY--Manhattan-based ThisRelationship.com announced a unique website of the same name at <a href="http://thisrelationship.com">http://thisrelationship.com</a>. The site is the first destination on the internet to provide <a href="http://thisrelationship.com/category/relationships/">relationship advice</a>, blogs, videos and articles by younger people for younger people (both men and women). The site primarily targets teens, college students and 20-somethings but offers quality resources for ages.</p>

<p>The internet is full of relationship advice articles submitted to thousands of aggregate sites and directories, but this thisrelationship.com is the first to consolidate these topics into a complete, robust website for teen dating, college dating and beyond, said founder Jason Taylor. We expect this to become the hot spot and the most popular web site for younger people to come and share advice and experiences and support one another in their relationships or dating situations with their boyfriend or girlfriend.</p>

<p>While the purpose of the site is to offer content that helps foster healthy relationships and to provide advice for helping younger, Taylor says thisrelationship.com is also an invaluable resource for those who are dating or preparing to re-enter the world of dating.</p>

<p>Primary content areas include relationships, romance, love, dating, date ideas, breakups, worst dating experiences, romantic travel, compatibility, gift ideas, inspiration and discussion forums for visitors to share their thoughts and experiences on these topics.</p>

<p>In addition to a strong starting editorial staff of 12, thisrelationship.com site encourages both males and females to submit their articles for possible publication. This includes not only article submissions for paid publication and forum contributions but relationship and dating advice videos (which can be submitted to <a href="mailto:info@thisrelationship.com">info@thisrelationship.com</a> with the subject article or video submission). </p>

<p><strong>About the site:</strong> ThisRelationship.com (<a href="http://thisrelationship.com">http://thisrelationship.com</a>) relationship advice and articles, <a href="http://thisrelationship.com/10-great-first-date-ideas/">date ideas</a>, blogs, videos and articles by younger people for younger people (both men and women). The purpose of the site is to provide content that helps foster healthy relationships through mutual sharing of experiences and lesson learned among its readership.</p>

<p><strong>Press Contact:</strong><br />
Jeff Walsh<br />
<a href="mailto:info@thisrelationship.com">info@thisrelationship.com</a></p>


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