Join the Positive & Uplifting
Dating Community for Women Over 30

Dating doesn’t have to be lonely.
Pull up a chair.

Join our intimate round table discussions for women who want to date better, build community, and find love with ease.

Our Dating Round Tables are small, intimate group discussions (12 women max) where nothing is off the table.

We talk about dating apps, first dates, setting boundaries, communication, and everything in between.

Think of it as a safe space where women share stories, swap advice, and play matchmaker for each other.

We meet once per week via Zoom.

There is no cost to join - just show up prepared for a great time!

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This community is design for women ages 30 and over who are:

Connection with women going through the same stages of dating.

It’s a small, intimate virtual gathering (12 women max) where we talk honestly about dating—the highs, the frustrations, and everything in between. Think of it as pulling up a chair with women who get it, swapping stories, sharing advice, and leaving with fresh perspective (and maybe new friends).
Round Tables are designed for women 30+, though the most important factor is being open, kind, and ready for real conversation.
Yes, these sessions are focused on women who are actively dating or re-entering the dating scene.
About 30 minutes. Just enough time for everyone to connect and share without it feeling overwhelming.
All sessions are held virtually, so you can join from anywhere with good Wi-Fi (pajamas welcome).
Nothing - it is free to join!
Absolutely. In fact, we encourage members to move their friends or trusted colleagues to the front of the waitlist. Connection is better when it’s shared.
Not exactly. This isn’t about being “taught”—it’s about conversation. You’ll get guidance and prompts, but the real magic comes from women sharing with each other.
Because your friends love you, but they’re not always in the same dating stage (or tired of hearing about it!). At the Round Table, everyone gets it—you don’t have to explain yourself.