Plus-One Etiquette: Is It Ever Acceptable To Bring A Stranger To A Wedding?
Wedding etiquette can be tricky to navigate -- especially as it relates to the guest list. Can you bring a stranger as your plus-one? We've got answers.
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Be The 'You Were Saying?' Person: The Conversation Technique That Shows You Care
If you want to impress everyone in the room and make new friends and connections, the "you were saying" technique is a good place to start. Here's how to do it.
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How To Have A Successful Rebound Fling Without Catching Feelings
As long as both parties are consenting adults and are fine with the arrangement, rebound flings can be fun and exciting. Here's how to do it correctly.
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Tension Settings Are The Engagement Ring Trend You Should Avoid At All Costs - Here's Why
Tension setting engagement rings look beautiful, but one jeweler has taken to TikTok to explain why you should never go with this trending design.
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Sorry To Say, But Romanticizing A Past Relationship Can Stop You From Moving Forward
If you've been reflecting on all the good memories of your past relationships, you may need to move forward. Romanticizing the past can stop you from doing so.
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Possessiveness ≠ Caring: Looking Out For This Major Issue In Your Relationship
Among red flags to watch out for in any romantic relationship, possessiveness is one it's important to recognize, as it can later progress to serious problems.
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What's The Best Length For A Relationship Break To Reap Its Rewards?
When red flags in a relationship come up, is it a good idea to take a step back from it for a while? If the answer is yes, then what's the best period of time?
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Is The 3-Month Rule A Real Thing? Here's What You Should Know
The three-month rule in dating can help you determine if your relationship will stand the test of time. Here's how.
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A Relationship Expert's Best Tips For Leaving A Toxic Partnership
Glam spoke exclusively to relationship expert and author of "Breaking the Attachment" Tina Fey about the steps you should take to leave a toxic relationship.
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Navigating A Relationship In Which Only One Partner Drinks
Navigating a relationship where only one partner drinks alcohol can be difficult, but it can be manageable. Here’s our advice.
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Update The Humble BFF Necklace And Rock Some Grown-Up Matching Jewelry With Your Bestie
If you miss trading friendship jewelry with your besties, don't worry because you can still do it. These are tips for rocking friendship jewelry as an adult.
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What Are 'White Flags' In A Relationship And How Do You Identify Them?
White flags in relationships are compromises made for the sake of your partner. Here's how to identify them, and when to raise your own in your relationship.
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Communicating Your Needs Shouldn't Only Happen In Romantic Relationships - Here's Why
If you're not communicating your needs in your relationships, you're bound to feel frustrated. Communication shouldn't only happen in romantic relationships.
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Peoplehood: The Workout Making It Easier To Form Adult Friendships
If you're finding it difficult to make connections, Peoplehood - a workout for your social skills rather than your muscles - might just help you make friends.
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Should You Stop Swiping And Hire A Matchmaker?
Online dating is not always what it's cracked up to be, with many struggling to find love. So, should you stop swiping and hire a matchmaker? Let's find out.
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Why Rituals May Be The Secret To Maintaining Friendships As You Grow Older
Struggling to maintain friendships as an adult? The mindfulness and staying power of rituals can help you keep your BFFs front and center in your life.
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How Being In Different Life Stages Can Make Your Friendships Suffer (And What To Do About It)
So, your best friend had a baby and you're child-free. Here's how to navigate being in a different space from your friends (and the emotions that come with).
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Breaking Up Due To Distance? Here's How To Work Through It
Dealing with a long-distance relationship breakup can be even harder than going through a regular breakup. Here's how to get through it and get your life back.
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How To Deal With Someone Acting Like Your Partner Without Committing To A Relationship
What happens when you're in a pseudo-relationship? When they act like your partner but never really commit to the title? Here's a helpful guide for you.
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How To Know If Your Friends Are Really Rooting For You
Happiness comes from having friends who root for you in all circumstances and help you live up to your potential. Here's how to know if you have those friends.
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How To Work Through Your Trust Issues In A Brand New Relationship
Trust issues can make it difficult to fully enjoy and embrace the joys of a new romance, sometimes putting an end to it before it has had a chance to blossom.
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What's Ludus Love & How Can You Tell If It's What You're Feeling?
The Ancient Greeks knew a great deal about the subject of love, so we can trust them when it comes to giving our feelings the appropriate labels.
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How To Sniff Out Alligator Tears & Shut Them Down
From recognizing if it's fake crying or not to learning healthy responses that'll protect your peace, we are here to help you through it all.
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Is Yearly STI Testing Necessary If You're In A Monogamous Relationship?
Raising the issue of STI testing with your long-term monogamous partner may be awkward, but is it necessary for your physical health, and for theirs?
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The Liking Gap: What It Is And How The Viral Concept Could Change Your Perception
Ever think that your friends hate you, even if you don't have any evidence? TikTok users are shedding light on the scientifically proven "liking gap."
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100 Years Of Dating
Dating has come a long way since the 1920s. From courtships to dating apps, here's what the last 100 years looked like in the dating world.
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Can The Breakup Actually Be Harder On The Instigator Or Is That A Myth?
In a breakup, the person who was broken up with is typically offered sympathy and support. However, can a breakup be harder on the one doing the dumping?
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