Go away.

If there's one thing we learned in our lifetime is to stay in our lane when it comes to dating. Being open-minded is great and all, but if you're dating to marry then our advice is - to date someone who is closer to you in religion, ideological views, and perspective rather than someone who's not. Being friends with someone who has opposing views and perspectives is different than being married to them, raising kids, and making every single decision in your lifetime together. And here we have a…

The rules have changed and the characters have aged

The beauty industry has given women ridiculously high standards that are impossible to keep up with, and the proof is in the deep insecurities that have since sprouted in large numbers and affected beautiful women across the globe. These standards don't even make sense, as everyone has their own preferences in terms of what they're attracted to. That's why this Reddit Thread is so wholesome because it highlights exactly that… men share what they love most about women, and it might not be what y…

Red flags, anyone?

Speak now or forever hold your peace.

People battle insecurities on a daily basis, and the ridiculous beauty standards that the media has set for us to put up with are tough and frankly, unfair. It's no wonder we freak out about our stretch marks, acne, ‘big’ thighs, normal-sized lips, and what we deem to be a ‘crooked’ nose. We're so worried that the people we date notice the things we hate most about ourselves, and it can consume us if we're not careful. So today we picked out a wholesome thread we found on r/askmen that posed th…

Romance fades, and the initial excitement kind of goes away, leaving room for the next best phase in your relationship: a sense of comfort, quiet ease, and vulnerability.

Ladies, grab a pen and notepad, cause some of the suggestions are downright genius.

When trying to do better makes it worse

You'll be surprised by the the answers

Swiping for Success (or not...)

I never knew there were so many uses for panties.

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…

Wholesome testimonials of love and transformation

Not even the bare minimum...