dating
All about dating. First dates, three years into a relationship, Tinder, and more.
The Modern Dating Game
To say coming out of a 17 year relationship was a little scary is an understatement. Not least because I felt that nothing which was happening at the time was really within my control (the details of which I’ll leave for another blog). But to cut a long story short, I never really wanted to be single right then. However, as it was, I found myself exactly that on New Years Day, 2016, and when the last time you were dating was 1998 (a whole different millennia), the dating game had moved on somewhat from then!
By Sheryl Cunliffe9 years ago in Humans
5 Different Ways to Stand Out on a Dating App
So, with all things pointing toward Valentine's Day (so close, yet so far), many of us are swiping a bit more aggressively in the hopes of finding someone who would like us just enough to want a date, a hookup, or something giving us a leg to stand on in our love lives. As a college student, I really get to see this time of year really take people by surprise in pleasant and atrocious ways, so this article has five five ways to stand out in the best way possible during this time of year.
By Blessen Brocke9 years ago in Humans
You Have to Kiss a Few Frogs to Find a Prince, But Love Yourself to Be Found by a King
I met my ex when I was 16 in high school. He was sweet, and all my friends expressed how lucky I was to be dating one of the most popular guys in school. He played sports and did have a lot of friends.
By Britt Whiteman9 years ago in Humans
Untrue Love (Part Three: B)
I must relay a disclaimer before I continue. My time with Damion may have been short-lived, but it was all over the place. Meaning that many of my memories are not in order or have holes in them. Having said that, if I jump around a little, that is why. Let's continue.
By Jennifer R9 years ago in Humans
Is My Relationship Healthy?
All too often women and men find themselves lost in a relationship that’s seemingly so perfect. Until your significant other leaves you without warning, does something to change your opinion completely or you just have a realty check. No matter the scenario, you were caught off guard and forced to see your relationship for what it really is. It’s never easy to accept but I do want to give you pointers on keeping it real with yourself!!
By Ask Robyn Lee9 years ago in Humans
The Relationship That Broke Me
It started when I was 20. He was the third guy that ever showed any interest in me. We met on a dating site. Something was just off. He never wanted to hang out in public, he only wanted to invite me over to his house. A random stranger. I remember the stories growing up. Never meet people online, never get into their cars, don’t tell them where you work, live, or hang out. Mostly importantly, don’t go to their house. If you’re going to meet someone online, let someone know where you’re going.
By Nicole Brown9 years ago in Humans
Is He/She Cheating on You?
Do you get the feeling that something is wrong? Your relationship isn't what it used to be but you're not sure what's wrong? Or maybe you have a feeling that bae is cheating but no proof to back it up. If you think that your significant other maybe cheating but aren't sure here are some common signs to look for.
By Liana Hewitt9 years ago in Humans
Is Long Distance Worth It?
A long distance relationship was not something I ever thought I would be in when I was 17 years old. Prior to this relationship, I have been single since birth. Obviously, I always wanted to be in a relationship and most people I've talked to have said that dating when you are 18 is quite late, as many start dating at the age of 12. I think that’s way too young.
By Annie Curran9 years ago in Humans
Unsolved Mysteries of My Life
The summer before I left for NYC to start college, I was heartbroken from my break up with my very first love and stumbled upon a guy I thought would be “safe.” By "stumbled," I actually mean we met at a sub shop and by “safe,” I actually mean devious villain (a fact I did not know at the time). This so-called Safe Guy was kind of nerdy; tall and thin and a bit lanky. He spoke in complete sentences, lived with his grandmother and sister, and drove a nice, safe, Honda Accord. He was never going to rock my world like David had, or hurt me or break my heart; I was sure of it. So I figured I may as well have some fun dating a Safe Guy until it was time to head up north and begin my new life. This mistake—oh, and it was a mistake—almost cost me my life. Literally.
By Victoria Lee9 years ago in Humans
