The other night I had one too many.
I’m not telling you this because I’m proud of it (dude I was totttttallly wasted the other night…how freshman year would that be?) But as someone who does …

In today’s egalitarian, post-glass-cieling, going-dutch-on-first-dates society in which we live, the idea that girls are supposed to be immune to curse words seems a little outdated.

I can’t fully explain it, but as soon as July passes into August something in the wind changes. Maybe it’s because my I know my birthday is rapidly approaching (it was August 4th, gifts and …

I’m not asking for a singing telegram, but a thoughtful e-mail might be nice. Does a middle ground exist between the romantic communication of yesteryear and the careless channels of today?

As young woman, I can always appreciate a nice piece of jewelry. However, every time I scope a guy out, I glance down at their hand and see a wedding band. What gives?

The old rules of dating have no place in the modern dating world, but what are the new rules when it comes to navigating modern technology and communicating with potential love interests?

In the search for stable employment “The road less traveled” can feel more like “the road to nowhere”: but I’m trying to read the signs, and hope one says “Dream Job: Next Exit.”

I’ve been so preoccupied with getting a boyfriend that I hadn’t realized that what I really needed was an EX-boyfriend. How am I supposed to learn from the mistakes in past relationships if said relationships don’t exist?