Stories, dating advice and member spotlights from our community.
Seoul after dark is loud, bright, and designed to funnel you toward the nearest noraebang. Here are six better venues for a first date that is actually about the other person.</p>
Your travel history is a dating profile that you wrote by accident. Here is how to curate it on purpose without becoming someone you are not.
You are in Hanoi, she is from Copenhagen, the bill is 420,000 dong, and nobody quite knows what just happened to the vibe. Welcome to currency talk on a date.</p>
A milonga is not a dance class. It is a centuries-old social ritual with unwritten rules, and it happens to be an extraordinary first-date venue if you know how to use it.
They say it's coincidence. The spreadsheet on her phone says otherwise. Meet Nora and Silas, who have bumped into each other three times in three countries.</p>
Elena and Marco shared a thirteen-minute water taxi from Marco Polo Airport to San Marco. Three years and one Roman wedding later, here is how they got there.
The conversation will go better if you have thought through four questions before you start. None of them is “where.”</p>
Thailand's beach towns are not interchangeable. Five islands, five entirely different dating scenes. Here is how to pick yours.
You booked the flight, the date is scheduled, the reservation is confirmed — and something feels off. Here is how to actually bail abroad, safely and without drama.
Moving a relationship across borders is three projects pretending to be one: an immigration project, a tax project, and an emotional project.
A Viennese kaffeehaus is basically a cinematographer's dream. If you are dating in Vienna, the room is already on your side. Here's how not to waste it.
Swipe in Istanbul for one week and you will notice: two different apps are running on the same app. A field guide to the split.