He is no man. Not even close.

Who's responsibility was it, really?

It doesn't happen often, but sometimes we just get it all wrong!

Our first serious relationship is a rite of passage for many of us, and the lessons we learn can stay with us for a lifetime. Whether it's learning to be more patient, more understanding, or more confident, there's always something to take away from the first time you call someone your girlfriend/boyfriend. On r/AskMen , one user raised the question of what the men in the group learned from their first serious relationship . Many talked about heartbreak and betrayal, but the majority of men sha…

It's us against the world

Mommy, chill!!!!!!

Tip #1: Work out everyday

send to bae

He's a 10 but he lies about his height...

anybody want some gum?

Someone has to be the center of attention, and no one else is stepping up

Start writing these down!

Do we listen to our best friend or ignore them for love?

Going into any new relationship or new date appointment always comes with insecurities that we battle with in our head but no one else pays attention to. Do we share, not share, or over share? How much to we give away on our first date and how much is appropriate to reveal without scaring the other person away? Where do we draw and define that line of when its time to share deeper things when getting to know someone else? Being with another person comes with accepting their flaws and imperfecti…

Listen up ladies, these are good.

You’re not poor, your taste in men is.