Tag: dating

There are a lot of introverts and more private people out there who don’t feel comfortable with being the center of attention—but that doesn't mean that they can’t have an amazing, joyful wedding day.

But there’s a much more basic component that doesn’t get as much attention—compatibility.

The worst and most common fights in a relationship are often these horrific, cyclical debates until neither of you remember what you were talking in the first place... but you both know you feel like sh*t. It's no fun at all.

One of the most tricky love languages is Quality Time, because it's just that — time.

Ideally, you both click and the conversation flows easily, but sometimes you have to have more of a plan of attack — and asking the right questions can make all the difference. 

Because that's part of the issue — the self-delusion, the willful ignoring of red flags — you can recognize it in other people, but not yourself.

In what they're dubbing a "spillover" effect, researchers recently found that for consensually non-monogamous couples, being satisfied in one relationship can "spill" over into another.