Sometimes you have to admit that things just aren’t working out. For whatever reason, that guy you thought would go the distance has sputtered out, or left you behind. Relationships end for all kinds of reasons and more often than not someone ends up getting hurt. Getting angry isn’t the solution, revenge won’t win him
It seems that not a week goes by without seeing another story about a date gone horribly wrong. With stories of stalking, sexual assault, and occasional murder, it is a grim reminder that the fun of dating apps can sometimes bring about safety concerns. While there are a number of things that users can do
I might be old and jaded, but at a certain point, new dating apps with pointless gimmicks seem tedious. Take Qemistry, a dating app soon to launch in London. My initial annoyance comes from the spelling – any primary-school child will tell you that if you use the letter “Q”, it must be followed by
There are few things, I think, that are more embarrassing than a corporation trying to be cool. I don’t need boohoo.com telling me about hot girl summer, and I don’t want Love Island merch everywhere. “It is what it is” is completely meaningless. Shut up. It’s like explaining slang to your parents who don’t quite
Let’s be straightforward: ghosting sucks. We may have done it and dealt with the lingering feelings of guilt, or we may have been ghosted ourselves, left with a string of unanswered messages and a lack of closure. But there’s almost nobody on the dating scene who hasn’t experienced ghosting at some point. And really, it’s
Let’s start with the most obvious and straightforward one, shall we? Honest ones Compliment the things you genuinely like about him, be honest with yourself and himself. If you tell him he dresses smartly, but secretly wish he would start wearing a different style of clothes, this can lead to a huge misunderstanding later. Compliments
Long distance relationships are hard, there are no ifs and buts about it. In my line of work I often see steady couples with strong connections break apart because of distance. If you and your partner find yourself in a situation where you are divided by miles more than by anything else, I have a
First things first – there are no wrong answers to these questions, because all of them will be very personal and subjective. The questions are chosen as a means to get to know someone better, not to grade them on their performance. On that note, let’s move on to the questions themselves! 1. What was
The Independent recently posted an article that they based on the works of a famous sociology researcher Nicholas Wolfinger. He is the Professor in the Department of Family and Consumer Studies and Adjunct Professor of Sociology at the University of Utah. He analyzed data published by the National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG) from
