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- Aug 27, 2026
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Is Tolyamory Just Rebranded Cheating? (opens the original)
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“What are we?” There comes a moment when the question seems to hang in the air, impossible to ignore. Do we like each other but not want to commit? Are we exclusive? Will he see other girls? Am I ready to commit? There are two possibilities: have the conversation or ignore it and trust your gut. In either case, there may be the possibility that the person we like wants to keep seeing other people too, and we might even find ourselves considering accepting it. Some people call this “tolyamory” (a
Let's Talk About the Pre-Date "Google Test" (opens the original)
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When a friend mentions someone to us, when we’re preparing to meet someone in person, when we chat with a match, when someone wants to introduce us to a friend, the first thing we tend to do is look them up on social media. "Let me see a photo," we say. We sift through mutual friends, look at tags, search (incognito) on LinkedIn, cross-check the data—things that were nearly impossible to do a few decades ago. In dating especially, the habit of checking who we’ll be meeting and imagining what the
“Relation-shopping” Might Explain Why Dating Apps Feel So Exhausting (opens the original)
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Every time I go out to dinner, I read reviews of the restaurant I'm about to go to. I check the menu, look at the photos, and ask myself whether it's what I'm looking for. In the balance between an experience to be had and a service that is paid for, what wins most of the time is the desire to make sure it's worth it. It is a method that, in today's world, seems to be extended to almost every area of our lives, including dating. Maybe at first we tried using dating apps while trying to maintain
There’s a Real Reason Why Social Media Can Make You Feel More Jealous in Your Relationship (opens the original)
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They say that perhaps the ultimate digital expression of true love is Beyoncé and Jay-Z, who, on Instagram, are each other's only follow. Though their relationship has had some public and private trials, at least now she doesn't have to keep count every time her husband follows someone new. Many people, however, do—constantly and compulsively—more than you might think. They monitor their partner's every move on social media, from likes and comments to new followers and who they’ve followed. Some
Before You Share Your Location With Your Partner, Ask Yourself This (opens the original)
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According to the New York Times, sharing your location with your partner is “the final frontier in digital expressions of couple life,” a bit like the first photo together on Instagram or what used to be setting the relationship status on Facebook. People share locations for a number of reasons—for convenience, like to know when the right time to call without disturbing the other person or to prepare dinner; others do it for safety reasons, like checking that their partner has arrived at their d
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