Relationships
Welcome to my relationships blog category, where I dive into the complex world of dating, sex, and love. Whether you’re navigating the modern dating scene, looking to spice up your sex life, or seeking advice on how to build a lasting and fulfilling relationship, I’ve got you covered. You can look forward to invaluable insights, practical tips, and thought-provoking discussions to help you navigate the ups and downs of relationships in the 21st century.
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Don’t Let Societal Pressure Force You Into a Relationship You Don’t Want
Being single in your thirties, childless and without a partner, can sometimes feel like you’re doing something wrong. People are constantly questioning your choices, and the societal pressure to settle down can be overwhelming. Just today, I overheard a conversation in my building. I was in the elevator, after dropping off some dry cleaning, when I… Continue reading
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Why Your Ex Texts You During the Holidays (And Why It’s Probably Not About Love)
Holidays are kinda unhinged. One minute you’re balls-deep in mashed potatoes. The next, your phone lights up with a casual “hey stranger” from your ex. Immediate spiral. Why now?What do they want?Is this a sign?Are they lonely? Or are they just trying to bang?Should I respond? Before you go any further. Know this: most of… Continue reading
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Situationships Shouldn’t Be Normalized
I’ll start with the disclaimer people seem to require now: I’m not a prude. I’m not anti-sex, anti-fun, or anti-casual. I’m not clutching pearls over people doing what works for them. What I am questioning is why we’ve decided that emotional ambiguity deserves the same attention or respect as honesty. Casual relationships have always existed. So have… Continue reading