You're texting someone new. Things seem fine—cute, even—until... silence. Ghosting and overtexting? Total opposites, but surprisingly connected. Let’s talk about the emotional mess that happens when one person clings and the other runs.
They had everything: charm, chemistry, and the emotional availability of a locked filing cabinet. But hey, maybe it was just bad timing, right?
Turns out, the person you think you want and the one you actually click with are rarely the same. Ready to find out why your dating radar might need a reset?
He’s a chaotic creative, she’s a spreadsheet-loving Virgo. Sparks fly—and we’re sold. But does that “opposites attract” magic actually work in real life? Science has some opinions. And they’re not exactly rom-com approved.
You text every day. You cuddle. You’ve met their cat. But are you dating? No one knows. Not even them. Welcome to the deliciously confusing hellscape known as the situationship: where feelings exist, but clarity does not.
Ever posted a photo of your brunch with a mysterious hand across the table, leaving followers to speculate? Welcome to the era of the "soft launch" where we hint at love without confirming it, keeping our romantic lives as enigmatic as a season finale cliffhanger.
The love ended. But your standards? Still very much alive and thriving. Let’s talk about dating with better boundaries and way less bullsh*t.
