Dating & Relationship Advice

It almost seems like a stereotype – the charming extrovert who does so well in dating. Yet, when things start to get serious, they tap out. They give up and run the other way. Some people call them players or womanizers. Some people feel sorry for them, saying they have commitment issues or the infamous

I hear this a lot and sometimes I wonder how many times dating coaches repeat the lesson as well… “It’s too late. You messed that relationship up…it’s best you just move on with your life and find somebody else.” That’s something you hear a lot, read a lot, and probably get from even your closest

Have you noticed that your boyfriend or crush seems a little different lately? Your first thought is usually “It’s all in my head,” or “maybe he’s just having an off day.” We usually don’t want to jump to conclusions. And if you were to ask your guy, “What’s the deal?” he will usually always say,

The more you learn about dating and the male mind, as a woman, the more you realize that if you want to get together with the guy you really want, you DO have to be more assertive. You have to be strategic. And most of all, you must have the self-confidence to go after what

Here’s another misconception I hear a lot: “He lost interest in me, and once a guy loses interest, there’s no sense in trying anymore.” Whoever said that I wonder? Was that a rule in some book somewhere? Or was that just some person’s opinion, based on a couple of bad relationships – which almost everyone

You stare at your phone, wondering what to send. You don’t want to seem needy, but you also want him thinking about you long after he sets his phone down. The right text does that. It’s playful, low pressure, and leaves a little something for him to wonder about. Most men won’t chase without a

It feels terrible when you realize that your boyfriend (or even a husband) is taking advantage of you, using you, or taking you for granted in some other way. It’s especially crushing to learn this because we tend to make excuses for the person we love. We don’t want to believe the worst about them.

Don’t you just hate it when your crush says, “I never knew you felt that way!” We hate those words because in the back of our mind we’re always thinking, “Yes, you did!” We were so sure. Or at least, we hoped. But sometimes it’s good practice to take a step back, use hindsight, and