Dating

How should I approach the situation because I am historically bad at trying to ask women out.

Not only that but there is a map of the United States and it shows what people in Montana say they hate the most commonly.

Ladies, it's time to take control of your dating life...and dating app. No more Tinder. Bumble makes it so you are the only one who determines who talks to you. Goodbye creepers!

As someone who joined a gym at the beginning of the year (yes, I'm one of those people), I can completely relate to the emotions a newbie goes through at the gym. Have you had the same experience?

As Valentine's Day approaches, single people are reminded of just how single they are. It seems that everyone has a significant other. Don't just jump into a relationship because you want to be in one or tell mom and dad you have someone - date someone invisible!

Could it possibly be that the stigma attached to online dating is ending?

Bigger isn’t always better.

Phylis Rosenberg is her name and dropping date knowledge on your dome is what she is all about. If you are having trouble landing yourself a date, Phylis is here to help you step your game up!

Here are a couple life lessons to live by: Always sign out of your Facebook, folks. Oh, and also don't cheat on your girlfriend. Valuable lessons to takeaway from this deceptively cheerful breakup note peppered with hearts and exclamation points.

The stigma of meeting that special someone online may officially be a thing of the past.

Sometimes life takes a hard left turn into Awesometown, when you least expect it. When that happens in the middle of a uh...period of sexual freedom, there's going to be some cleanup to do.

Online dating can be a real hassle, and sometimes (read: usually), despite your best efforts, you still attract an absolute creepster. Let's be frank, if you can manage to find somebody who doesn't continually sniff their fingers during a meal you've gotten lucky.