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Introducing the ‘August Theory,’ the Dating Trend That Could Bring Your Ex Back
Experts say August can bring exes, summer flings, and situationships to a make-or-break point before fall.
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Introducing ‘Quiet Dating,’ the Trend for People Tired of Performing Their Love Lives Online
“Quiet dating” means keeping romance more private, but experts say it should not make someone feel hidden.
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6 Red Flags You’re Dating Someone Who Is Emotionally Immature
A therapist says emotional immaturity can show up as defensiveness, conflict avoidance, and refusing to talk about the future.
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3 Signs You’re Being Too Understanding in Your Relationship
A psychologist says being too understanding in your relationship can become people-pleasing, self-abandonment, and resentment.
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‘Friendfluence’ Is the Dating Trend for Singles Who Don’t Want to Swipe Alone
Friends can help spot dating red flags, but experts say too much input can drown out your own feelings and intuition.
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The Problem With Having a ‘Golden Retriever Boyfriend,’ According to an Expert
An expert says the easygoing, eager-to-please partner can also struggle with passivity, boundaries, and asserting their own needs.
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5 Things Women Actually Find Attractive in Men, According to Dating Experts
A 2025 Ipsos poll found young men overestimated looks and money, while women ranked humor, kindness, and emotional connection higher.
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Moving In Together Nearly Ends Most Relationships, New Survey Finds
A couples therapist says shared space can expose hidden dealbreakers, communication problems, and major lifestyle differences.
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This Simple Masturbation Habit Could Improve Your Sex Life, Experts Say
Experts say slowing down and paying closer attention to your body can boost pleasure, reduce anxiety, and improve partnered sex.
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Introducing the ‘Pitch-A-Friend’ Dating Trend That Lets Your Friends Play Matchmaker
At pitch-a-friend events, friends present singles to a room of potential matches, turning dating into a more social, offline experience.
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5 Reasons Why Couples Fight on Vacation (And How to Avoid Them)
A psychologist says mismatched expectations, constant togetherness, and unspoken travel styles can turn a dream trip into a fight.
