I've talked to my girlfriends and together we've come up with the 13 things we're dying to tell the men in our sex lives. Sometimes it's hard to find the words to express ourselves in the moment, but sharing is caring.
Netflix is the ultimate boyfriend- always there when you need it, and amazing in bed.
I'm Miss Movin' On. Once I've been hurt there's really no going back for me. It would be really hard for me to trust someone again after breaking up.
Sometimes things between us don't really fit into the category of 'just friends' and I kind of get confused by him.
We think we can do anything. That we can conquer whatever we set out minds to. Reality says otherwise. Some things are unconquerable. A long distance relationship when you’re in school is almost one of those things.
Oh? Does my virginity give me brownie points over other women? #AskYoungThug.
Let me preface this by saying that women who target men in relationships are not very nice people. I think it's super messed up that a woman can chase after a man knowing they are already committed to someone else. But that's not the point. She's not what drove your man to cheat.
I am moving abroad either to his country or South Korea but I can't help but feel influenced by him. Does it seem like he wants to get back together if we only lived nearby? He has even implied if he saw me again he would want to be intimate.
Be prepared for all natural and man-made disasters with these 17 must have emergency items.
I've mentioned before that I feel things either with my whole being or not at all. I don't know, I think it's an Aries thing. So basically, if I like you - I probably already love you. If I hate you - I could run you over with my car and not even blink.
LDRs are so much more common, and so much easier, than they've ever been before. And yet they're still difficult, and people still don't really talk about them.
You’ve got a super-shy guy who sends off nothing but good signals and you want to know whether you should wait on him or make the next move yourself. Well, if you have to ask the question…
Well a new study by Albright College in Pennsylvania shows that their Facebook doting might not be because their significant other is perfect but because they are high in Relationship Contingent Self-Esteem - a type of low self-esteem centered on how your relationship is going.