Fifty years ago, an article about finding time to love wouldn’t be necessary. Why would something that comes so naturally have to be scheduled? But things were a whole lot simpler back then. If you were lucky, you had a television AND radio in the house which served as entertainment on a given night. Couples stuck together out of […]
Category: love and relationships
To Date Or Not To Date Your Coworker?
With the news of Empire co-stars Trai Byers and Grace Gealey dating, I thought it would be interesting to tackle the age-old subject of romancing your co-worker. More traditional generations may feel that it’s professional suicide, but some of us less conservative folks could see a very promising romantic relationship with “John in Finance.”
No New Friends?
Whenever you’re dating someone, you should observe the interactions that they have with associates, friends, family, etc. You don’t do this to spy, but to see how they treat those that are close to them, because it is a good indicator of how they will treat you. I’ve noticed that a lot […]
YOU Always Win
It’s very appealing to fit in. To be what someone wants you to be just so you can get what you want. But we have to remember that being YOU always trumps any other person that you’re pretending to be.
Why Buy the Cow? Some Things to Consider Before Cohabitating
In this day and age, it’s pretty common for couples to live together without being married. Most young Americans support cohabitation. They cite it as a necessary step to measure the growth of a relationship, and strongly believe that it helps you to “really get to know a person.” But how beneficial is cohabitation really?
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