relationships

I recently watched a movie with some friends where the characters discuss the "Three Day Rule". Where a guy is not supposed to call a girl for 3 days after meeting so not to seem too interested. It sparked a conversation with some friends about other relationship "rules".

We all have people in our lives who have certain attributes that they may not realize stand out. Especially if we have more than one friend of that particular name, we might give that person with the habit that stands out a nickname.

March Madness is officially under way, and believe it or not, some of the strategies in college basketball can ALSO be applied to dating.  Well . . . not really.  But Match.com wants to use the tournament to pimp some dating advice.  Here are their five ideas.

At least one-third of Americans plan to send sexy or romantic photos to their partners via email, text and social media on Valentine's Day. At the same time, 95 percent of Americans believe that their data and revealing photos are safe with their partners.

Check out some findings of a recent survey about what men and women prefer

Sometimes the most inicent is the most intimate.  Holding hands to me is the epitome of love.

It's great to be able to keep our friends and family in the loop with what's going on in our lives. Sometimes it's even nice to vent a little bit. But you also have to be careful on social networks.

Marriages have broken up over things like this. Sure there are the big things - infidelity, lies, secret lives, etc. And then there are the little things - like the dreaded roll of toilet paper.

What would be your "perfect" man ladies ?

I had an interesting conversation with a friend over the weekend. We've all had relationships come and go in our adult lives, and especially in this day of social media it's easier than ever to see or hear through the grapevine what an ex is up to. Which lead my friend and me to a completely superficial, but still an interesting debate...