The Viral '7 Friends Theory' Proves You Don't Need An Army Of Acquaintances
Feel like you don't have enough friends? According to this new TikTok theory, you may not need a whole bunch of them; quality is better than quantity.
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Making The Case For Being Petty After A Breakup
Cheating is pretty universally frowned upon, but is it actually what you need to sustain yourself? Let's break it down.
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So, You've Broken Up - Should You Delete All The Photos Of Your Ex?
Deleting pictures of your ex can feel like the final nail in the coffin. Once you hit delete, there's no turning back. So is it really a good idea?
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Don't Ignore These Signs That You And Your Partner Have Poor Communication
If you see any of these signs in your relationship - especially during an argument - it's time for you and your partner to work on your communication skills.
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What Is Eros Love & Can It Lead To A Lasting Relationship?
There are many types of love out there, including eros love. However, some people may be wondering whether it can lead to a lasting relationship.
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How To Ask For Your Needs To Be Met Early In Dating
Many of us may experience guilt when asking for our needs to be met in relationships, and doing so early on in dating can be even trickier.
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Having A Small Friend Group Isn't A Bad Thing - Here's Why
Having a small group of friends as opposed to a large number of friends can be beneficial for a variety of reasons. Here's why.
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7 Relationship Habits That May Not Be As Toxic As We Thought
Discussion about toxicity and red flags in relationships is extremely prevalent - but these seven habits might not be as toxic as they seem at first glance.
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What You Should Absolutely Never Say To A Recently Single Friend
If your friend has just broken up with their partner, they're probably a little fragile right now. Here are the things you should avoid saying to them.
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Relationships Tend To Progress In Phases - Here's What To Know About Each One
It's important to learn about the phases every relationship goes through so you're prepared for anything and everything that may come your way.
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Dreaming You're Cheating: Does It Have Meaning And If So, What?
Dreams of cheating are pretty common, but they don't mean you're actually wanting to act on the impulse.
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Understanding The Anxious-Avoidant Dating Cycle And How To Remove Yourself From It
Is a clash of attachment styles causing issues in your relationship? Here's what you need to know about breaking free of the anxious-avoidant dating cycle.
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Echoism Is The Opposite Of Narcissism, But It Can Be Just As Toxic
We often read about narcissism, but echoism, the opposite of narcissism, can be just as toxic. Follow along with us as we explore this topic.
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Oh Great, A New Toxic Dating Trend. Your Guide To Ghostlighting
As if ghosting couldn’t get any worse, it’s now spawning sub-variants. Meet ghostlighting, your next toxic dating trend to avoid at all costs.
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6 Tips For Gently Nudging A Loved One To Try Out Therapy
Having a struggling friend or family member is tough. It's also not easy to convince them to try therapy. Here are 6 tips to gently nudge a loved one to attend.
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The 'Miami Curse' Could Break Up Your Girl Gang, According To TikTok
If you're headed to Miami with the girls, you better protect yourself from the "Miami curse" - a phenomenon that breaks up female friends during trips to Miami.
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Asking More Questions Could Be The Key To Being Well-Liked
Turns out, the secret to being well-liked is not to give more -- but to take more. Asking questions could be just what you need to be well-liked. Here's why.
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The Pear Ring Could Be The Easiest Way To Ditch Dating Apps And Meet Someone IRL
Forget dating apps. Wear a pear ring to show the world you're single and looking for love.
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Why Are We Treating Our Friendships Like A Job?
Some people abruptly end friendships in a manner reminiscent of quitting a job. People need to re-evaluate their connections and how they're treating others.
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Can Rebound Sex Be A Good Thing Or Is It Hindering Your Healing? A Psychotherapist Explains
We spoke exclusively with licensed psychotherapist and founder of the Gay Therapy Center Adam D. Blum, MFT, about whether rebound sex really is a good idea.
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How Boundaries Can Actually Foster A Stronger Relationship
The term "boundaries" might be a red flag for those subjected to therapy-speak by past partners, but they're truly important to building a healthy relationship.
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Why It's Time To Test Out The 80/20 Rule In Your Dating Life
The 80/20 rule is normally applied to business productivity, but this is how you can make it work to speed up the dating process and find your ideal partner.
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Is Your Partner Trickle Truthing? What It Is & How To Move Forward
Telling the truth after someone has been caught lying is trickle truthing. It can end a relationship. On the other hand, the relationship may be worth saving.
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Simple, Healthy Phrases That Prove Communicating With Your Partner Doesn't Have To Be Difficult
Listening deeply and communicating actively can help you build an enduring relationship -- and it all begins with a few simple, healthy phrases.
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How To Properly Support A Loved One Having A Panic Attack
Watching someone you love go through a panic attack can feel distressing, but these tips can help you understand how best to support them.
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How To Avoid Getting Into Heavy Conversations On The First Date
Heavy conversations are definitely not for the first date. Here's how to respond if your date tries to have a deep and meaningful chat in the coffee shop.
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Signs That You May Be Practicing Emotional Deprivation In Your Relationship
A lack of vulnerability and emotional connection can destroy a relationship. Here's how to know if you are practicing emotional deprivation with your partner.
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