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 . . .
New Year’s Goals 2.0 – A New Way to Approach Resolutions
Resolutions are out. Setting "intentions," New Year's goals, and other user-friendly language is in. Instead of berating ourselves for falling off the wagon in dry January - allowing ourselves a couple more drinks because we're already cheating - why not offer ourselves another . . .
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 . . .
Ghosting: How to Move Past It
Have you ever been ghosted? Did you find yourself unable to move past it? You're not alone. Ghosting has become a bit of an epidemic among daters, and it's not going away. I watched the latest episode of Issa Rae's Insecure last night (go out and binge this NOW). It covered the topic of ghosting . . .
Are you looking for fulfillment? Here’s a healthier approach.
I'm excited to share this guest post from Brett Farmiloe, who writes about healthy living and mental health education. Thank for sharing your wisdom, Brett! Are you looking for that magical person, place or thing that will fulfill you? How long have you been looking? Chances are you, like many . . .
How Dating Apps Change (and Don’t Change) the Way We Date
I'm happy to share another guest post from Trevor McDonald, a writer and mental health expert who writes for numerous publications including Sober Nation. He has tons of great insight on how we connect with one another, including our relationship with dating apps and social media... Thanks to . . .
