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Psychologists have discovered the specific dance moves that attract the opposite sex
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Psychologists have discovered the specific dance moves that attract the opposite sex

Two recent studies have shown that heterosexual men and women have distinct preferences in the type of dancing they find attractive.

folks playing cornhole and kissing
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Chicago man romantically matches up singles in 20 cities through his cornhole league

Silly Sports is endorsing in-person dating, leaving dating apps in the dust.

Men share 10 biggest green flags they have seen in women and it's eye-opening
Health

Men share 10 biggest green flags they have seen in women and it's eye-opening

Many men cited empathy as a strong factor in choosing a partner and said it shows them to be caring and loving.

Health

Woman shares texts showing the difference between a healthy and a controlling relationship.

Woman shares texts showing the difference between a healthy and controlling relationship

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Canoodling With Culture: The High Art of the Museum Date

Be a romantic and a GOOD citizen by taking your beau to see art or dinosaur bones -- and surprise him/her in the process!

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Love in the Golden Years, With a Push From the Kids

Two English brothers designed their startup with a very specific goal: to help their 60-something mum find love.

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Dealbreaker: He's a Prostitute

That night, I took a tour of Craigslist, clicking at its blue links until they all turned purple. I read all of his ads. He did more than "hang out."

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Dealbreaker: She Wanted Kids

I feel I’m doing our crippled economy a favor by shooting for zero offspring. She wanted four.

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Dealbreaker: I Wasn't Attracted to Her

The physical contact remained— “remained” being the key word.

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Blendr Isn't Grindr: Why We Still Don't Have a Straight Hookup App

Sex: There’s an app for that. But only if you're gay.

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Dealbreaker: He Changed His Name

"Hector," it turned out, was his second try at a new name; he hadn’t had much luck with Nicholas.

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Dealbreaker: He's on the Rebound

“Aren’t you, like, a broken man?” I asked, my hand protectively covering my lips. “Probably,” he conceded.

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Dealbreaker: She Was My Opposite

If we kept this up, we would either grow to hate everything about what made us different, or grow to hate ourselves.

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'No Crazy Chicks': Eight Red Flags I Learned from Online Dating

I found that online dating did not force me to be nice—it required me to be mean. And the process of ferreting out the weirdos was oddly cathartic.