Molly Burford

Limerence is used to describe obsession and longing for another person, often unreciprocated.

Despite how their “love” story was touted as one for the ages when the book and movies first came out, Edward Cullen and Bella Swan from the Twilight series actually suck together (sorry, I had to).

While the soft life usually is used to help create a healthier work-life balance, there are many tenants of the soft life that can be applied to dating too.

At its core, a woundmate is a trauma-bond connection. These relationships often start with a ton of promise but ultimately become toxic and triggering over time.

Your expectations will break your heart more than anything else.

Seth Meyers is back with a new installment of his “Day Drinking” series.

The movie, especially this scene, is deeply relatable to anyone who has ever had a bare minimum partner.

Mean Girls is based on the book Queen Bees and Wannabes by Rosalind Wiseman, a self-help books for parents with teenage daughters.

“Gone Girl.”

Ohhhhhhhh.

I like someone a lot and want to give it an honest go, but we both can’t date at the moment because of career issues that need to be taken care of for the next six months approximately. Is it alright to wait for said person?

Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

Here are 12 of the most romantic TV and movie scenes that will melt your heart. (Do be warned, spoilers ahead!)

She’s The Man starring Amanda Bynes and Channing Tatum is a modern retelling of Shakespeare’s play Twelfth Night.

“I love you for free, Lainey.”

As one commenter on YouTube put it best, “Nobody is better at making fun of Pete than Pete.” And that’s exactly why I love him.

Rachel Green and Ross Geller define the will-they-won’t-they trope, and I wish they just wouldn’t because they’re absolutely terrible for each other!

Redemption arcs are the best because I truly believe they make for the most human characters possible.