Lined And Unlined Raincoats Are The Unsung Heroes Of Transitional Dressing
Dressing for temperature and weather changes between seasons, also known as transitional dressing, quickly reminds us of a core function of clothing.
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Being Too Defensive In A Relationship Can Ruin It. Here's How To React Instead
It may come naturally, but being too defensive in a relationship can ruin it. Here's how to react instead.
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Real Talk: You Shouldn't Have To Convince Yourself Your Relationship Is Working
Real talk: you shouldn't have to convince yourself your relationship is working. If you are having those kinds of thoughts, here are some suggestions.
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Dating Outside Of Your 'Type' May Be The Key To Happily Ever After
Here's what to know about your preference and how to push yourself to step out of your comfort zone when it comes to selecting a potential romantic partner.
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What Is A Vee Relationship Structure In Polyamory, And Will It Work For You?
A vee relationship structure is just one way a polyamorous grouping can be set up. But what is it and will it work for you?
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The Best And Worst Places To Break Up With Someone
Breaking up with someone is never easy, but choosing the wrong place to do the deed can make it all the more uncomfortable for everyone involved.
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TikTok Is The New Tinder: How People Are Finding Love On The Social Media App
Singles have been using TikTok to encounter love! Believe it or not, TikTok is arguably as effective as some dating apps for finding romance today.
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Mate Poaching Is Yet Another Troubling Dating Trend
Dating trends are running amok, and some of them are pretty nasty. Case in point -- the mate poaching trend. Let's take a look at this cringe tactic.
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Bezel Vs. Prong Setting: The Engagement Ring Terms Explained
Before you go engagement ring shopping, here's everything you have to know about bezel and prong settings, the most popular styles on the market.
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Legit Reasons You Can't Stand Your Significant Other's Exes (Other Than The Obvious)
If your S.O. still talks about or hangs out with their ex or exes, you may be feeling a little anxious or crowded -- let's talk about your valid feelings.
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Thinking About Your Ex Has Legit Benefits (& Science Agrees)
When your ex pops into your head, even when you've already moved on, it could actually be a good thing. We'll tell you why it may have some benefits.
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Shared Experiences: Your Guide To The New Love Language
Not everyone resonates with the five traditional love languages. Here's what to know about the newly discovered "shared experiences" love language.
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'Late Bloomer' TikTok Takes The Shame Out Of Dating In Your 30s And Beyond
"Late bloomers" are often shamed for not meeting society's expectations, but one TikTokker is challenging the stigma surrounding people dating in their 30s.
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Ethical Non-Monogamy Vs. Polyamory: What's The Difference?
Wondering if ethical non-monogamy is for you? First, it's important to distinguish ethical non-monogamy from polyamory, which is a little different.
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The Beige Flag That Might Have You Scratching Your Head On The First Date
Beige flags aren't as obvious as red flags, but they can be a sign that you're dealing with someone who will leave you disappointed. Here's one to look out for!
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Criticizing Your Best Friend's Ex After A Breakup Isn't Wise. Here's Why
Watching your bestie go through a breakup is painful. Although your initial reaction may be to trash your friend's ex, this may not be the best route to take.
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Signs You're In An Enmeshed Relationship (& Why It's Unhealthy)
Are you simply close with your partner, or are you in an enmeshed relationship? Here are some signs of enmeshment and why it's ultimately toxic.
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Fringe Friends: The Importance Of Keeping Connections Outside Of Your Inner Circle
It's great to have a close circle of friends, but it's equally as important to maintain connections with fringe friends. We explain why that is.
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Should You Credit Check Your Potential Long-Term Partner?
Money is never an easy topic for discussion. But if you're planning to build a future together, is it worth running a credit check on a potential partner?
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The Triangular Theory Of Love Tells Us The Keys To A Successful Relationship
Although relationships don't come with instruction manuals, the triangular theory of love may serve as a helpful blueprint for finding your ideal relationship.
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A Beginner's Guide To Sharing Your Bed With A New Partner
One of the best things about meeting someone with whom you're totally smitten is sharing your bed with them. But sharing a bed isn't without its issues.
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Major Reasons Couples Counseling Doesn't Always Work
Sometimes, couples' counseling doesn't work. If you and your partner have sought out therapy and didn't see results, one of these six reasons may be to blame.
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Your Partner May Change Over The Years, And That's Not A Bad Thing
Your partner may change in many ways over the years, and while that change may feel daunting, it's actually not a bad thing. Here's why.
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The Real Differences Between Situationships And Friends With Benefits
Non-committal relationships like situationships and friends with benefits may look almost identical, but there are some real differences between the two.
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Our Guide To Semi-Formal Wedding Dressing
Semi-formal dress codes for weddings fall between casual and formal. Find the best options for your next semi-formal wedding dressing needs.
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Hesidating: The Singles Trend Putting A Pause On Relationships
Is it better to hesitate a bit before dating someone seriously? If you fear wasting your time on the wrong person, especially after the pandemic, it may be.
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Tips To Set Social Media Boundaries In Your Relationship
While there are significant advantages to using social media, it's wise to stay mindful. Setting boundaries goes a long way in safeguarding your relationship.
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