We’ve got 17 awesome things that you might not know about sex.

For some, love strikes at first sight. For others, it takes time to develop and reveal itself. Regardless of how or when it happens, falling in love is the absolute best thing there is in life.

Dudes. We need to talk. Specifically, we need to talk about your profiles on Tinder, a newish thing in the online dating space: an iPhone or Android app (weeding out those pesky Blackberry users) that circumvents the endless “my idea of a great first date” answers as you trudge through online dating profiles.

Becoming an old has thrown me a bit of a curve ball in the online dating scene. Since I turned 30, I’ve had an influx of messages from much older men.

Valentine’s Day is tomorrow, and if you buy into any of the rom coms or Cosmo articles from the last, oh, 20 years or so, then as a single girl, right about now I should be stocking up on Kleenex and ice cream, getting ready to hibernate under the covers for the next seven days

Valentine’s Day. Oh, here we go. Valentine’s Day is one of those things you either really love or really don’t. I’m sure you can guess which category I fall under.

Beat the winter blahs with these romantic, heat-generating activities!

It is 5:30 a.m. I am watching my husband pack his suitcase, scrambling to make a 7 a.m. flight. For the past three years his work has taken him out of town more than half the time by my conservative estimate.

I’ve noticed a bit of a trend in the dating world recently and I’ve been dying to table it for some group input. Over the last few months, I’ve heard several stories (either via my own experiences or through friends) about first date adventures where the guy didn’t pay. Is this a thing now?

I have a love/hate relationship with online dating. Strike that. I think I have Stockholm syndrome when it comes to online dating. It hasn’t treated me well, but I feel like I can’t leave (or every time I do, I keep going back).