
Too Heartbroken to Date
Being in “good working order” for dating means you’re not heartbroken beyond words and you’re able to tell a story about a past partner without crying.
Being in “good working order” for dating means you’re not heartbroken beyond words and you’re able to tell a story about a past partner without crying.
Being available for your soon-to-be adult child at every text request, especially when you already have plans with others, teaches her an inaccurate lesson for life.
Polyamory simply means having more than one consenting romantic/sexual relationship—so consent to her having her relationships. Or don’t. But the passive-aggressive thing that is going on here isn’t cool for anyone.
If your girlfriend’s attitude is one of needing to be your everything, then this is a red flag.
Hey Wendy I just found out I was the “other woman.” I thought my boyfriend was single but apparently, he’s been married for four years. Do I tell her? Landy
So, what’s the “norm” for dating casually? How often do casual daters see each other?
When a guy talks about sex in the first few exchanges before ever meeting you, he’s letting you know what he wants—and what he wants is, well. sex. Listen to your creep-o-meter—It’s dead-on
He recently admitted to me that he was generally attracted to a different body type than mine and that he sometimes finds me physically unattractive.
All I wanted was a greeting or acknowledgement that it’s my birthday, and nothing. He knew my birthday was coming up but just completely forgot that today is THE day.
Online dating can wipe me out. Any suggestions on how to not allow the online dating process to not feel like a draining sorting process?
Now he tells me he never wants to get married or have kids. I am fine with it, I guess. Is it normal for a guy to change his mind like that?
Our relationship is overall really great, and we don’t hold on to resentment towards each other, but this keeps coming up every time we get into a really bad fight. What should I do?
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