Still looking for "The One" but too busy to find him or her out there in the world? Prague's public transport company, Ropid, has a solution for you: ...
By Sam Ferrigno for HooplaHa.com. Happiness comes to those who wait. These four things are worth delaying that sought-after crave for instant grati...
"Love don't come easy". Diana Ross sang about it. Dating and relationships are extremely challenging. Throw in a divorce, and many people are ready to give up on love altogether. I get it. It's not easy. Your heart has been broken before. But love is something too great to give up.
The seven deadly dating sins are not just about dating. They are about character. In my opinion, the most important work you can do after your divorce is the inner work to be the best person you can be.
Has dating really gotten this hard? This friendly gentleman, Robert, was spotted by author and HuffPost blogger Joel Conarroe at the corner of 6t...
If you follow these steps, you will open the space for love. Simultaneously, you will sharpen your character, build your confidence, discover your wants and desires, and tighten your awareness. Sounds like a win-win to me. Now, go prepare yourself for love!
Jobs, clubs and hobbies can make you proud to be a part of them. Or they can make you excited. They can also make you scared, nervous, angry and all of those crazy emotions. Most importantly, they can make you happy. Which is the whole point of love, anyways.
We are culturally and emotionally conditioned to search for love. But where? Many of us believe that love is something that we find in another person. But do we love ourselves, or are we berating and negating ourselves in various ways?
Love is never really lost, but we must be willing to have some faith, believe in ourselves and know that we are worthy of being found.
With Valentine's Day upon us, I and my guest panelists, Dr. Mike Dow, Chase Whiteside and Tammy Shaklee, discuss the differences between finding love online and offline. We also further assess "meeting one's mate" on gay-friendly social media sites and apps.
This is a teen-written article from our friends at Teenink.com. By globalconcepts, Blue Bell, PA Like many young, naïve youth, I spent most of ...
With multiple heartbreaks, the average person moves to "Nothing ventured, nothing lost," and measures life in terms of security and comfort, rather than risk and possibilities.
"Breathe," I told myself, "Breathe. You're a yoga teacher for God's sake." Yet I couldn't seem to do the one thing I instruct my students to do 50 times a class.
Many people ask me, "How do I find someone to love?" My answer is quite simple: Find what makes you happy, and do it! When you are doing something that brings you joy, you will find that you are surrounded by people who share your interests.
If there's anything you can spare, even a kind word, or something like telling me: "It'll work out for you when the time is right. You won't be alone for the rest of your life."
Your first step in returning to a full belief that love is out there waiting for you is to figure out why you don't believe in love now.
Ten years ago, I wrote a letter about love to myself and a select group of my New York City friends. It was intended as inspiration for all of us who were searching for love. That feels-good-deep-down kind of love. It's taken this many years, but that type of love has finally found me.
I look back on the day I met my husband Peter and feel two things: grateful and lucky. Because what I believe about finding the love of your life is this: It's all about timing.
Fall wedding season is in full swing; whether you're a guest or have bridesmaid responsibilities, you're going to want to make sure you're prepared to maximize your opportunities as a single.
Joining online dating sites still carries a stigma for some. But what about meeting your significant other through social media platforms completely u...
If you find yourself cancelling a date because of business or putting off setting up dates because you can't find time to fit them in between spin class and yoga, you may have a problem.
My life changed when I finally understood how to access the unconditional love that is always available to all of us. What I came to understand is that love, like the air we breathe, enters our heart by invitation only.
When relationship expert Dr. Sue Johnson recently joined me on Mondays With Marlo, she addressed a concern that many people have -- is it possible to ...
The fishermen descend almost before we even make it through the door of the rattletrap bar. They beg us for a game of pool, conversation, anything. Th...
Our attraction to a mate is based on many things, not the least of which is the almost innate ability to find someone who drives you crazy.
