dating
All about dating. First dates, three years into a relationship, Tinder, and more.
S.I.N.G.L.E
I've been single for years and I never complained. I always thought being single was a problem. People use to always tell me "Why don't you have a boyfriend. I thought in my head I was like " Can you just stop!" It was annoying. All the other girls were always "taken" and the saying still fits me : "single as a pringle." My life went down in a spiral real quick.
By hunter ruchelle6 years ago in Humans
Women's pursuits and choices
When it comes to the same sex repelling the opposite sex and attracting each other, everyone knows that this is a physical phenomenon. As a human being, it also belongs to the category of matter, and this kind of physical phenomenon may also exist. Because there are only two kinds of people in the world, men and women. Men are men and women are women. Men and women complement each other and naturally attract each other. Even if there is no love, they will be together, let alone increase the psychological factor. Regarding the physiological phenomenon of the behavior of people of opposite sex attracting each other, even in old age, it will not decline psychologically, even if it becomes irrelevant physically, it is physically impossible, it is still very attractive. What I said is mean, mainly because I have been thinking about having a girlfriend and John, but I don't know how to describe it.
By Cronin Benton6 years ago in Humans
How to lose a guy by cooking
This story is about my experiences with online dating. I found myself one day wondering how I could let the powers that be know that I was open to finding my soulmate. So I said it out loud, made a pact with my nephew that next time on New Years' eve we would need two cars and then I realized that I am a very shy person that doesn't even dare to smile at a cute guy. So how do I avoid the friend zone and admit that I'm interested in a person that I don't know yet? Scary stuff and I had to overcome a few issues that I knew were standing in the way of me having a go at a relationship. And since the world is ending and we can go nowhere, I figured that a dating app would come in handy.
By Loukalicious6 years ago in Humans
A List
"I have a list." He said. "We need to talk about some things." He said. "I wrote most things down I need to say to you." He reminded me. "Let me know when I can call." He said. "We really need to talk." He states yet again. "Are we going to talk soon?" He asked. "We cannot put this off anymore. I am going to call in 20 minutes." This was his last text. I managed to dodge him for the whole day up until now. My anxiety is rising, I'm starting to shake, and I only have 15 minutes left. What do I do now?
By Dawn Irene Haschalk6 years ago in Humans
4 Core Components of a Healthy Relationship!
In my circle of couples, whether married or not, I know only a few who have stuck together in good or bad times. Yes, they have had problems, and they still do. Everyone does, we cannot escape arguments or sad days, but we can do something about them and change our view of things, people, and life.
By Sandija Sproģe6 years ago in Humans
Swipe Right Stories
I swiped right with anticipation. No shirt, tiger, bathroom, gun or holding a big fish photos. His profile showed a nice smile and warm eyes. Messages were friendly and polite. He worked in television production and seemed like someone who could hold an interesting conversation so when he asked me to go for a drink later that week I had no reason not to. What did I have to lose?
By Eady Grace6 years ago in Humans
Climbing Old Rag
The town where I grew up is some fifty miles North-East of the Shenandoah river valley, Northern Virginia's resident portion of the Appalachian trail. My friends and I have spent many a summer day climbing in that range, finding swimming holes, dodging snakes and watching sunsets from 3,500 feet. I've caught a couple sunrise hikes too, which take your breath away. To see the fog of an early morning moving over a sleeping town far, far below you, and know the only people awake are the ones who came with you and anybody else with the right blend of stoic and crazy in them. Our Shenandoah mountains may be small in the grand scheme of things, but they've always been something to me.
By alan pierce6 years ago in Humans
