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Signing up for an online dating site can be nerve-wracking — what profile pic do I use? what should I say my interests are? if I shave two years off my age, do I need to adjust the year I graduated? — but one 24-year-old woman has discovered the trick to making the whole experience not only tolerable, but super fun. Kayli Stollack knew it would be easier to go through the online dating bowels with a buddy, and enlisted the help of a wingman.

Not just any wingman, though. Stollack got her 76-year-old grandmother, Gail, to sign up for OKCupid, too.

The dynamic duo swap stories, lament about lame dates, cheer each other’s successes, and laugh about the commonalities in the dating world that seem to know no age. The pair appeared on Good Morning America to share their Dos and Don’ts when it comes to navigating the Internet dating scene — my favorite tip was “don’t brag about sexual technique.” Thanks, Grandma.

Kayli and Gail have a good thing going and bring up an interesting point. Maybe the buddy system can be helpful when you’re two single gals on the virtual town. It’s always nice, no matter what…………… continues on The Stir

According to reports, Demi Moore might just be trying out online dating with Match.com, if her friend Jennifer Aniston has anything to say about it.

Demi is currently going through a highly publicized divorce from Ashton Kutcher, after it was rumored that he cheated on her twice — once with Brittney Jones and once with Sara Leal. But now, we’re hearing that she might give online dating a try!

Britain’s Now magazine has revealed that Jennifer is trying to get Demi to give it a try. But will she be successful?

A source said, :Jen’s done it and told Demi it really helped raise her confidence.”

Demi has been rumored to be dating model Blake Corl-Baietti, who is also a National Guardsman. The source went on to reveal, “It’s earyl days but Blake’s a much more serious character than Ashton Kutcher and loves to cook for her.”

Previously, Demi commented in an interview with Harper’s Bazaar that she was worried that she wasn’t worthy of being loved. She said, “What scares me is that I’m going to ultimately find out at the end of my life that I’m really not lovable, that I’m not worthy of being loved. That there’s something fundamentally wrong with me and that I wasn’t wanted here in the first place.”

That’s so not true. Everyone is worthy of being loved, Demi. It’s just t…………… continues on earsucker