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If improving your intimate relationship made this year’s resolution list, here are three things to do to impact the quality and depth of your relationship.

The Good Men Project

How to Brighten up Your Dating with Expressive Writing

Some of the most effective tools of self-exploration are readily available and positively free. Want to love deeper, better, bigger? Try expressive writing.

Guest Contributor

Curiosity: A Relating Game for First & Second Dates

Sometimes first and second dates need a gentle push in the right direction. What better way to get there than a relating game? Fire away (and have fun)!

Guest Contributor

How can I let someone down easy?

In the realm of breakups, “easy-peasy” rarely comes to mind. If you’re hoping to let someone down easy, there are two approaches you can (and should) take.

Bryan Reeves

The Waiting Game: How Long Is Too Long for Marriage

Whether you’re hoping for a ring or couldn’t care less, the waiting game can cause stress in even the best relationship. Time to get clear and get honest.

Cortney Rene

Are We Exclusive? When to Snooze Your Profile

As a MeetMindful user, you may have had the itch to snooze your profile for one reason or another. Here’s a guide to help you decide if it’s really time.

Suzanne Muller-Heinz

5 Fears That Keep Us Single

We come up with some nutty ways of torturing ourselves.. including self-made fear. Start with fears that keep us single, one introspective moment at a time.

Kriste Peoples

How to Date as a Single Parent

We may inadvertently use our kids as a relationship shield once we’ve felt the pain of a split. Learn to date as a single parent… you are worthy of love.

Chelli Pumphrey

Guilty of Ghosting? Try This Instead

We’re not going to sugar coat this, Darling. Ghosting is for wimps. Time to pull up those big kid pants and take a new approach. It’s easier than you think.

Sarah Frost

5 Reasons They Might Be Worth a Second Chance

So your former flame wants a do-over in the love department? Don’t stress. Here are five clues to help you decide if they might be worth a second chance.

Tracee Dunblazier