You may have heard about Susan Patton, the “Princeton Mom,” and her book that urges women to find their mate while in college because after graduation, your chances of finding someone are dramatically reduced. Last week, The Daily Show’s Senior Women’s Correspondent, Kristen Schall, gives a fantastic satirical explanation of why your “dewy adorable days” … Continue reading
A long time ago, before Pinterest, I (and everyone on my freshman dorm floor) would plan my wedding in the privacy of a Word doc and a LOT of saved links. I would dream up the perfect dress, the perfect floral arrangement, and of course – the perfect groom. Some days he was tall, dark, … Continue reading
In case you haven’t noticed, I’m in a bit of a dating slump. AKA: I hate dating and have no interest in putting in the energy to flirt with someone, let alone be nice to them. I’ve come to terms with the fact that the chase sucks. I hate the carefully crafted dance around dating. … Continue reading
Announcement: I genuinely enjoy being single. Sure there are times I wish I had someone to spoon with, or that someone who isn’t my housemate would cook me dinner, but overall, single times equal good times. I can do what I want when I want to do it, I don’t need to confer with anyone … Continue reading
Part of the attraction of Tinder is the immediate judgments you are encouraged to make on people. It’s not like they’ll ever know you swiped left instead of right, know what I mean? But there’s also been a bit of controversy around Tinder. Claims that it’s the shallow option for online dating ranks pretty high … Continue reading
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I would describe myself as a realistic and a skeptic. However, I also really like reading my horoscope. Deep down, there’s this tiny bit of optimism that maybe, just MAYBE, it all might be true. My approach to anything psych is with a heavy dose of skepticism though. Recently, I was offered the opportunity to … Continue reading
I had a lot of dates in one week. Three dates over six days. Three and a half if you count an office party. The best part of this date-filled week was the total variety of “dates.” (Especially if you count that office party.) The first date was a lady-date. You know, that great date … Continue reading