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6 Dating Trends That Could Be Secretly Ruining Your Love Life
From breadcrumbing and monkey branching to cloaking, these six dating trends are giving singles even more reasons to stay home.
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The Surprising Reason Some People Keep Dating Narcissists, According to Science
A new study suggests people with narcissistic or manipulative traits may be more attracted to partners who share those same characteristics.
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Ghosting Someone Might Actually Be Bad for Your Mental Health, According to Science
New research suggests people who ghost others often feel guilty afterward, while those left behind underestimate how much they care.
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Most Long-Term Singles Are Actually Happy Being Single, New Study Finds
Researchers followed nearly 3,000 people and found that most maintained high life satisfaction, even after spending years without a partner.
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The ‘3-6-9 Dating Rule’ Might Explain Why So Many Relationships Fall Apart
A matchmaker breaks down the three stages of early dating and explains why the first nine months can reveal important compatibility clues.
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Things in Your Home That Could Ruin a Second Date, According to Reddit
From dirty dishes to questionable living arrangements, a new survey reveals what makes singles lose interest after seeing someone’s home.
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Why Thinking About Divorce Is Actually Good for Your Marriage, According to Science
Researchers say imagining life without your spouse can sometimes serve as a wake-up call to address problems before they get worse.
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6 Ways to Meet Someone in Real Life Without Using Dating Apps
From putting down your phone to making the first move, these 6 simple tips can make approaching someone in real life feel less intimidating.
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The Internet Thinks Wearing Sweatpants Could Help You Find a Better Boyfriend. Are They Right?
A viral dating trend claims wearing casual clothes can help you attract better partners, but relationship experts aren’t entirely convinced.
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4 Signs You ‘Wear the Pants’ in Your Relationship, According to a Dating Expert
From making major decisions to having the final say in arguments, a matchmaker reveals four signs you might hold more power than your partner
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The ‘Rubber Band Theory’ Could Explain Why Your Boyfriend Is Being So Distant
The ‘Rubber Band Theory’ describes a frustrating dating pattern where growing intimacy can trigger a sudden need for independence.
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Introducing ‘Cloaking,’ the Latest Dating Trend Tormenting Hopeful Singles
It’s like ghosting, but worse. A dating expert explains why some people stand up their dates, block them, and disappear without a word.