Referring to them as "cowards," comedienne and actress Leslie Jones has clearly had enough of those in the dating game who "ghost" people that they've started forming a connection with. In a recent Instagram post, she shared a passionate message explaining her thoughts on the type of dater who leaves others hanging.
“I was supposed to get your number for my friend,” I slurred. “I’d rather you keep it for yourself,” Hakeem said and put his number in my phone.
I was on vacation when I got news that my boyfriend died. But here's the thing, he didn't.
Can I tell y'all about the complete saga that was Andrew? Woo chillay. Buckle up.
You have a way of obscuring and ignoring the bad qualities. Friends or family will try to point out something your partner did wrong—or something he did that was strange—and you’ll turn on them. You’ll tell them that they are being negative or “unsupportive.”
Some men, once they’ve made you their girlfriend, just give up on making an effort to know your friends or take an interest in your hobbies. If you invite them to something, they say, “Just come over when you’re done.”
I am fully aware that after you read this, you’re all going to call me 50 shades of stupid. And that’s OK. That’s what this column is for–learning lessons. So flex your trigger fingers, because this one is going to get under your skin. You should never give a man money. I’m not sure […]
Continued from #RelationshipGoals: Let Me Be Your Man…Again OK, so I’ll admit it. I have a bad habit of digging in the crates of my old boos and trying to unearth one that I could dust off in the hopes of getting him to give me a smoother melody than he did when I had […]
Though this may be hard to hear, there are some habits us women have that can easily, yet unknowingly, draw men away from us.
If you've ever been out to dinner or movies with a man, chances are you've experienced some of these.
With everyone coming into relationships with different dating experiences, it's not uncommon for someone to fall into a bad dating pattern.
Here’s a pill that’s hard to swallow: the way things are in your love life is exactly the way you like them to be.