For many, meeting new people isn't easy. Talking to someone for the first time can bring up a lot of anxiety. Writing for PsychCentral, Nathan Feiles, MSW, LCSW-R, acknowledged that social anxiety is ...

It’s hard to talk about dating in the modern era without discussing dating apps. Scrolling through the curated profiles of potential partners has become as routine as scrolling through memes on ...

Finding your soulmate without the help of dating apps is not just a romantic notion—it's entirely possible and can be a lot of fun. Whether you've had enough of swiping left and right or just want to ...

When first meeting someone, it can be hard to remember their name. Some individuals struggle with this very often, and people who can't remember anyone's name after meeting them usually share some ...

Pressure to find Mr. or Mrs. Right can be stressful. Even with more channels today than ever for meeting people, with dating apps, singles meetups and more, it can still be difficult to find someone ...

Q. My ex and I split up six months ago and our children go back and forth between our new homes. We don’t have a formal parenting plan — the split was amicable; we just share the kids every few days.

Whether you’ve moved to a new area, just gone through a breakup, or simply looking to expand your friend group, and you’re wondering, “Is there an app like Tinder but for friends?” Yes. There are ...

Conover admitted that he would prefer to "meet someone out in a bar or in life" rather than on a dating app following his split from Paige DeSorbo Stephanie Wenger is a TV Writer/Reporter at PEOPLE.

Trade in an evening of swiping for a night (or day) out at one of these tried-and-true New York hotspots, where you can meet someone in person. Credit... Supported by By Sadiba Hasan Gina Cherelus and ...

Credit: Ian Moore / Mashable Composite; Issarawat Tattong / Moment / ljubaphoto / South_agency / E+ / Westend61 / Getty On a Tuesday night in the Chelsea neighborhood in Manhattan, dozens of women — ...