If you have a passion for helping others find love, becoming a dating consultant in Jamaica may be the perfect career path for you. As a dating consultant, you will work with individuals to improve their dating skills, develop their self-confidence, and ultimately help them find the love they have been searching for. In this article, we will explore the steps you can take to become a successful dating consultant in Jamaica.

Jamaica is a beautiful island in the Caribbean Sea with a rich culture and history. The country is known for its beautiful beaches, reggae music, and delicious cuisine. However, when it comes to relationships, some people wonder if Jamaican men are monogamous. In this article, we will explore this question and see what factors influence Jamaican men's approach to monogamy.

Polygamy is the practice of having multiple spouses at the same time, and it is illegal in many countries around the world. But what is the status of polygamy in Jamaica?

How’s it going? Are y’all finding quality men/woman?

In comparison to white American men, black American men, and some Hispanics I notice Jamaican men are extremely direct with their intentions, motives, and thoughts when hitting on me/my friends. I don’t think I have EVER had a American man speak to me with the confidence that Jamaicans do. I’m not saying it’s offensive, I’m just wondering why their level of confidence and blunt language is so much more than that of other cultures I’ve seen. Is it something you’re taught while growing up? Something you see your family members do/encourage?

I'm british Jamaican and wonder what to call him as a term of endearment. What do you get called by your woman? What do you want/like to be called by your woman? What do you call your man? What does your man want/like to be called? Either jokes or wholesome :) all welcome Edit: thanks for the laughs. - He just responds to questions as yes babes or no babes before continuing. - Maybe it's rare but he's actually lovely and respectful, i'd accept nothing less. - I hate calling people by their name for some reason, seems parental/ patronising. So just wondered. - and We are not very young.

Hi Everyone. I'm a Canadian who was born in Guyana and I would like to get married in Jamaica. My birth certificate doesn't have my father's name on it. Does anyone know if that is a problem? Thanks!