dating
All about dating. First dates, three years into a relationship, Tinder, and more.
Walls
Once upon a time you lived inside my head, now just a memory I feel for you instead. Hallow as night you build your guard, only to give hints at who you truly are. So many walls that you care to admit, fear and shame is what doesn’t let you give in. You value yourself to the point of arrogance, give no ish unless to educate or care for someone indefinite.
By The Kind Quill4 years ago in Humans
Pillows of Hope
This morning as the sun began to peak above the horizon, you chose to reach for me. Your hand moved over my skin, from the small of waist and your fingers caressed their way to my heart. You pulled me close and my body was aroused by your touch, my hips slid into place, fitting perfectly against yours. I felt you hard against me and my whole body trembled in response to thought of you inside me. You whispered good morning, calling my lips to yours, as I turned my face to you, you pressed your lips to my cheek, then found my mouth and gently kissed me awake. As we kissed, I rolled my body to face you and wrapped myself in your arms, taking you in mine too, slowly pulling our bodies togethers as one. I was consumed with love for you and had to bury my head in your chest to catch my breath.
By Christin Alynn4 years ago in Humans
American Men Are No Longer Interested in American Women: The Dating Wars Are On
The empowered American woman comes with a lot of demands. And the American man is not into that. ‘Would you like to meet my friend Tony? He’s in his fifties, earning very well, and he’s been trying to find an American woman to start a family with, but they’re all so entitled nowadays that he doesn’t want to have to deal with them anymore. And I know you Eastern European women treat men like kings!’
By Mona Lazar4 years ago in Humans
Isn't It Bromantic?
Summer is the perfect time to kick back and relax with a good book. For me, summer reading has a different feel to it than winter reading. During the winter, I find myself getting cozy with a thrilling adventure or shocking mystery, but during the summer I want to sit by the pool with a nice steamy romance or daring drama. Beach reads, a popular subgenre of books designed to capture the ease of the summer spirit, are often a section of the bookstore that I overlook, but there was something about this book that caught my eye.
By Kurt Mason4 years ago in Humans
Body Parts Men Secretly Love and the Nifty Reasons Why
Are you dating a woman who isn’t fond of her own body? She thinks other women look a lot better than her. She has low self-confidence and esteem, and all you can do is constantly remind her that she’s beautiful. Still, you know deep inside that telling her that isn’t enough.
By Andrea Molina4 years ago in Humans
How To - Compliment A Hot Girl - And Make Her Interested In You
Hot women live in a different reality than the rest of us. I’ve dated my fair share of bombshells, including Onlyfans models with tons of followers. If attention from thirsty guys on Instagram and shallow real-life compliments were water, they’d have their private ocean.
By Md Rakibul Hasan4 years ago in Humans
The Best Colors to Wear on a Date, According to Science
Finding the perfect outfit to wear on a first date is a universal struggle for singles. It’s not ridiculous to overthink about what to wear — because they do matter. According to psychologists, wearing the right clothes on your first date can improve your first impression.
By Florence Williamson4 years ago in Humans
"ALONE"
Before We Get Started, Here Are Some Facts Concerning Loneliness And Depression Although loneliness by itself is not a mental health issue, the two are closely related. Your likelihood of experiencing loneliness may rise if you have a mental health issue. Everybody experiences loneliness occasionally. But, since loneliness is a subjective emotion, no two people will experience the same loneliness. The feeling we experience when our demand for fulfilling social contact and connections is unmet is a frequent description of loneliness. However, being lonely is not always the same as being alone.
By Les Morgan4 years ago in Humans
How I stopped Comparing my Relationship to Others
One thing that I have always been good at is comparing myself to others. Does my hair look as good as her's? Why can’t my skin look as clear as theirs? Why am I not more successful? These questions are some of the ones that rattle around constantly in my head and they are not going away any time soon. That is the joy of being human. However, one comparison I stopped doing was comparing my loving relationship with my boyfriend to other couples around us. One thing that I will admit is that my relationship with him was my first. He is my first and only love. I began dating him when I was twenty-one, which feels late in the game for me. Sure I had plenty of crushes and silly flirtatious antics in high school, but nothing serious. I was the type of girl that dove into her fantasy books and movies and absolutely swooned at whatever handsome misunderstood love interest did to impress the heroine. Not that I was expecting my boyfriend to save me from a dragon or rescue me from an imprisoning tower anytime soon. Even I could admit that was ridiculous. I had such high expectations of what love was from fiction, that I did not see how much I was loved already.
By Grace Gettys 4 years ago in Humans
