COVID-19 has brought out my inner introvert. I've been able to partially retreat from the world, aside from the Zoom calls and typical work stuff, and I feel a bit of relief. Truth be told, I think I needed a break from constantly moving and striving and setting new goals, which is somewhat of a . . .
Happy (G)Valentine’s Day
Happy Valentine's Day! And also--happy belated Galentine's Day. For anyone unclear on the history of this celebration, take a look at this clip from Parks & Rec...For some Valentine's Day doesn't mean much, and others like to set the romance bar pretty high. While I'm all for indulging in . . .
4 Ways to Build Your Confidence After a Breakup
Hi all, I'm pleased to share this guest post from Kelly Jenson (another Kelly!), who writes about self-improvement and self-care. Here, she shares her thoughts on how to build back confidence after a relationship ends. We hope this is helpful if you are going through a breakup right now, especially . . .
Why is it so F***ing Hard to Move On After a Breakup?
Breaking up with someone is one of the hardest things we can do in life (emotionally). We resist it, even when we know it's for the best - that we end up in a happier, more fulfilling place. But oh my god, getting there isn't fun.Healing takes time, and humans are not patient. We avoid our pain and . . .
A Focus on Self-Love This Valentine’s Day
Before I begin, I have to explain what I mean by self-love.I've had a rocky history with Valentine's Day. When I was single, I used to dread its approach as a criticism of my personal life. In my thirties it was painful, considering I'd spent years having a hot-cold relationship with eHarmony and . . .
Politics Matter in Dating
These are interesting times in America. And by interesting, I mean politically divided. If you are a Republican or Democrat, it's become increasingly harder to share your allegiances with potential dates. However, because of our charged discourse - most daters require that you do. Your political . . .
