Your mother may have taught you never to judge a book by its cover, but the fact remains. People will make assumptions about you based on the kind of first impression you make.
As long as I've lived, I've been told that women have a sixth sense. It's like our boobs can always tell when it's going to rain.
The first few weeks of dating someone new are simultaneously the most exciting, most terrifying and most anxiety ridden weeks imaginable... For a girl at least. I have no idea what dudes are thinking most of the time, and this is certainly no exception.
Like the “three date” rule or the “wait two days to call” rule, has this ancient practice gone the route of the VCR?
Somewhere between turning 21 and recently turning 23, I turned 50.
One of my favorite movies of all time, Grease, has a plot that centers around Sandy changing for the bad boy. This is a straight up terrible message to young girls. Changing yourself to be with a guy is NEVER the answer.
Single girls, listen up and take heed – if you’re in a textlationship, that’s all that it’ll amount to. It’s going nowhere outside of your inbox.
“You had sex with him on the first date? Oh, no! Now he’ll never think of you as girlfriend material.” “Why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free?” “You are the easiest sex, goodbye!”
Cuffing season has officially come to a close – and that it’s time to shed that romantic dead weight you’ve been holding on to since you downloaded Tinder around Thanksgiving.
While there's no rulebook that tells you exactly how to achieve relationship nirvana, there are absolutely some guidelines and ground rules you should be following.
To some extent, we all go through this heightened sense of reality after a great date. And usually it's for no other reason than the fact it's fun to wonder "what if..." Unfortunately, letting your imagination wander too far can be detrimental to the here-and-now.
Two to three minute delays turn into twenty minutes. Twenty minutes turn into two hours. Two hours melt into 12. 12 turns into 24 and then bam, you think that you’re being ghosted.
It finally happened. The guy from your Philosophy 101 class finally blew open all stereotypes of college guys invited you out for a lovely candlelit meal. You first move? Text all your ladies to share the news. Then comes the hard part: figuring out your first date outfit.
You know there's something about the best laid plans. They tend to go awry.
Many of his friends are going to be pretty normal and come with a pretty normal agenda, but every once in a while, you come across a friend who just rubs you the wrong way.