Excerpt: Where the Term ‘Curving’ Came From There’s no official origin to the roots of ‘curving,’ but a few theories have sparked internet discussions. Los Angeles therapist Dr. Yvonne Thomas, Ph.D. suggests that ‘curving’ became a thing when it was used in a GQ article to describe the cold shoulder Rihanna seemed to give Drake […]
EXCERPT: \” Since the introduction of Tinder into the market 2012, online dating has changed dramatically. Not only is it a more accepted way to meet someone, but there are endless apps available, all of which cater to various niche audiences and intentions. While this opens the field of possibility, many singles find it overwhelming in
What is Breadcrumbing? As defined, psychologist Dr. Yvonne Thomas, Ph.D. says breadcrumbing is a term that refers to a drawn-out way, when dating, of keeping a person hopeful and interested, by giving periodic signals, that are flirty but non-committal. With breadcrumbing, you can see the trail the person left—notes, texts, smooches—often prompting you to justify the fact
Excerpt: Why Do We Still Expect Men To Propose? When you page through the archives of relationship habits and expectations from your grandmother and mother to your modern-day union, some differences are inherently obvious. Your partner likely doesn’t expect (or demand) dinner on the table. You might even have a strong opinion on keeping your
EXCERPT: How To Accomplish Every Goal You Set This Fall \”Have you made your New Year’s resolution yet? Likely not—and you probably shouldn’t, considering most experts recommend against it. Why? Most people set a grandiose goal that is nearly impossible to meet. This makes it easy to fail or feel disappointed and discouraged. Instead, setting
