Sex & Relationships: Pathetically Pressed

Getting out of a three-year co-dependent relationship in your 20s […]

September 13, 2013

A closeup of a cardboard box with a red and white label that says, "Please handle with care. Fragile. Thank you."

Published by Meghann Novinskie and Kim Rosenberg at September 13, 2013

QUIZ: Relationship Road Sign—Merge With Caution

How soon is too soon to live together?
As our relationships blossom, many of us are inclined to simply go with the natural flow and pace. Others can push too hard toward a “merger” and jump the gun on moving in together.

September 2, 2012

Published by Meghann Novinskie and Kim Rosenberg at September 2, 2012

Single and Sick of It?

Advice for getting back into the dating scene and finding Mrs. Right

By Meghann Novinskie and Kim Rosenberg All of us have been single (and frustrated) at some point during our adult lives. As mature women, we’ve had significant relationships at various stages of our lives, and find ourselves becoming more and more selective when it comes to dating and finding a mate. Rightfully so. Some of us celebrate being single, considering who is “out there,” and anticipate the first strong connection made with someone new. For others, being single is dreaded, and the idea of dating again can be extremely daunting. Regardless of how you see yourself in your “single mirror” there are a few crucial steps to consider before putting on your dating shoes.