Dating apps may promise endless choice, but new research suggests the best chance of finding real love could be much closer to home. It could be that you find love in your local pub, during the weekly supermarket shop, at a friend’s wedding or even in the workplace. A nationwide study has found that meeting […]
Dating
The best time to break up with your partner before Christmas
When considering the timing of a breakup, it’s important to balance honesty with sensitivity. Ending a relationship as soon as you’re certain it’s the right decision is usually kinder than delaying, unless there’s a good reason otherwise. Choosing a moment when both of you have privacy, emotional space, and relative calm can help reduce unnecessary […]
Food, Love and Connection
The idea that “the couple that eats together stays together” highlights the importance of shared moments and shared experiences in strengthening relationships. Sharing meals fosters communication, connection and a sense of togetherness that can easily be lost in busy modern life. Sitting down to eat as a couple allows time to talk, laugh and unwind, […]
Do You Suffer From Emophilia? Do You Fall In Love Too Easily?
Do you have a tendency to fall in love too easily? I think I might do. To some extent I think it’s a positive thing to be open to love and the possibilities of a new relationship. In many ways it seems better than that tired old chestnut of ‘not wanting to commit’. It’s a […]
What Questions Would You Like To Ask Your Date?
When we meet someone new, whether on a dating app or in real life, we naturally want to know more about them. Do you have some questions that you really want to know the answers to? Do you actually ask them? Are they deal breakers for you? Or do you have some questions that you […]
Do You Want Your Ex Back? And Is It A Good Idea?
Getting back with an ex can sound very appealing. After all you already know them well, maybe there are still feelings there, maybe you don’t feel things were really done between you. That said, there was probably a reason that you did split up, and that reason could so easily come back to haunt you. […]