There is a lurking suspicion that part of the reason you’re so into this guy and that you are able to open up so much is there is that expiration date. There is freedom in knowing this won’t go on forever. Maybe what you’re feeling isn’t totally real. Not totally.
Fans of the movie “My Best Friend’s Wedding” are very familiar with the old, “If we’re both single by this age, let’s get married” pact. But for the younger readers who didn’t see this (classic!) film, this pact involves two platonic friends who agree to marry each other if they haven’t found anyone else to […]
Let’s get this out of the way first because we’re all thinking it: you probably shouldn’t date your friend’s ex. If at all possible, avoid dating your friend’s ex. It’s sort of one of those unspoken life rules. But then again, there are exceptions to every rule. You may find yourself in the rare situation […]
So you snagged yourself an off-the-charts hottie. You’re cute. You’re secure in yourself. But you’re not oblivious to the fact that your boo could and should be on the cover of GQ magazine, or at least the cover of one of those sexy fireman calendars. He’s hot in that, “Should you even exist outside of […]
Get back...you don't know me like that.
I considered my reason for not giving this man a chance and decided it wasn't worth potentially passing up the love of my life.
Sometimes I forget that I'm in an interracial relationship and other times I'm reminded just how different our thinking can be.
My heart was broken over a relationship that -- as far as the rest of the world was concerned -- never even happened.
With every event chronicled on Instagram and YouTube, it's no longer enough to find the person you want to marry, but guys better bring it with the marriage proposal.
Do you believe that the guy has to pay for all the dates in the courting phase or do you pitch in?