Poll: Do You Love Your Boyfriend But Hate His Friends?: Yes. I hate making him choose, but can't stand to be with them. Yes. That's why he nevers sees them. No. I love his friends, they're now my friends. I don't know, I've never met them.
Poll: Do You Tend To Ignore Your Friends When Starting A New Relationship?: Um...maybe. But only during the first few weeks. Never. Your friends will always be there for you, who knows how long he'll be around? Sometimes, depending on how much I like the guy.
Poll: Dating Your Best Friend's Sibling: A Do Or A Don't?: A do. What could be better? You already know his sister loves you. A definite don't. You feel like her family is your own. It'd be too weird. It depends on how your friend felt about the situation.
Poll: When Do You Introduce Your New Boyfriend To The Family?: I avoid it as long as possible. Right away. If my family doesn't like him, then it's not even worth continuing the relationship. I wait a few months to see how long-term the relationship is going to be. I don't really plan it out. It usually just happens randomly.
Why I'm Seeing That Guy
Poll: How Long Do You Date Before Becoming Exclusive?: Exclusive? What's that? If we're going out on a date, we're exclusive. About a month or two. Until one of us brings it up and we discuss it together. We didn't really talk about it. It was just assumed we were exclusive.
Poll: Are Long Distance Relationships Worth the Effort?: Absolutely. If the relationship is solid, the distance shouldn't matter. It depends on how long we've been together and how much I love him. No way! Too much effort, and it would never last. I would stay in touch but keep dating others. He's probably doing the same thing anyway.
Geeky men are the best kept secret in the dating world. We've hoarded this info for years, but since spring is here and the weather is finally lightening, we're feeling generous and will pass along this kernel of wisdom to you, dear readers. Time to grow up and realize the soft-spoken, slightly disheveled, not overly hip guy seated in the corner over there, would actually make a much, much better boyfriend. 1.) He won't take you for granted. 2.) A massive ego is less likely. 3.) No worries about revealing your geeky side. 4.) Use him as your style canvas.
Now that the snow is no longer falling and our bare legs are finally reappearing, we can embark on that ages-old tradition enjoyed by hygenic people the world over: spring cleaning. For most of us, this includes mopping up mud from the entryway, throwing out those raggety old long johns, donating servicable but unwanted jackets to the Goodwill, and recycling about fifty pounds of winter catalogs and magazines. After all this, however, there might be one additional task left to do in order feel truly decluttered: tossing that sorry-assed boyfriend of yours to the curb.
There are plenty of reasons why dating your one-night stand might be a good (or even great) idea. Here are five.
The Frisky recently asked 10 single ladies from 10 different cities who didn't meet their last boyfriends online to tell their stories. Below are a few of our favorite excerpts.
