Dating is becoming increasingly harder to navigate through because of technology and modern-day life. with all the dating apps, social media etc. it can lead to what is called the paradox of choice. It is when we have too much choice, we feel less happy and it can even lead to paralysis.

Is Chivalry a redundant concept since the rise of feminism? Should a man offer to pay for a meal, hold your chair as you sit, open a door on your way out of a restaurant or offer his jacket to cover your shoulders?

If done right, your portraits greatly improve the way the other person perceives you. EVERY ONE OF US SHOULD AND CAN MAKE THE RIGHT IMPRESSION whether it is the first one or any other thereafter.

We need to quit worrying about ‘settling’ and be open and realistic about what the future could bring. We could value loyalty, honesty and openness a little more.

You may have emerged from a long-term relationship or marriage, been looking after elderly parents or raising children, following a career so you didn’t feel you had time for yourself or time to commit to engaging in relationships.

When you’ve lived through the heartbreak of losing your partner then even the idea of dating can be unthinkable. Here are few online dating tips.

When we meet a confident person, we feel drawn to them and want to spend more time in their company.