Spring is in the air and with the increased sunshine comes greater visibility. And with clearer sight comes the realization that your phone is littered with old f*** buddies, bitter exes, and study partners who never seem to get the hint: total trash. Breathe a deep breath of nice, not-yet-spring air and use these 5 steps to shake off the f***-boys and start fresh.
Step one: Delete the contact info of any guy you wouldn’t f*** sober
Step two: Delete any guy who doesn’t work, isn’t in school, doesn’t have a bank card, or for other reasons gives off a ‘don’t give a f*** about life’ vibe
Step three: Delete every guy who “isn’t looking for a relationship right now and wants to take it slow”
There are lots of reasons why marriage might not be for everybody, but if you’re afraid that taking the next step means your partner will suddenly stop thinking you’re hot, you gotta get a new reason. Cuz apparently that’s more of a thing you see on TV than IRL. Cosmopolitan just surveyed 1,162 married men
Breakups suck, there’s no doubt about it. After the Relationship Grim Reaper wreaks havoc on your heart, psyche and sleep schedule, you realize that he overlooked a crucial aspect of your image: Instagram. What do you do with all of this leftover evidence of your failed relationship? You have three options: keep, delete or archive
I generally have a positive outlook towards all of the guys my friends decide to spend time with, but I do have one rule and that is to make sure you aren’t dating broke. People think this sort of thinking is materialistic, wrong and shallow. But I am adamant about women weeding the weak and
When it comes to texting a new potential boo, even the chillest among us can start to feel a bit hectic. Should you be real af and text him as soon as you get his messages? Or will that come off thirsty? Should you calculate how long it takes him to respond to you, triple
