Wanting someone to crave your company is normal-especially when you feel a spark and you can imagine what it would be like if that spark became something steady. The most reliable way to create that pull, though, is not a…
When a partner starts to feel farther away, it is easy to assume the worst. Yet a shift in tone, routine, or affection can also mean something simpler: he may be looking for a little space so he can reset…
When you’re drawn to someone, the hardest part is often the uncertainty. You may feel chemistry, catch him looking your way, and sense that something could happen-yet every time you lean in a little, he seems to retreat. The situation…
Having a crush can feel energizing and distracting at the same time-you notice him, you replay small interactions, and you wonder whether he feels the same. If you want to communicate genuine interest without coming across as pushy, the goal…
If you’re trying to figure out how to make guy friends, you’re not imagining the challenge. A lot of men default to the assumption that a woman who initiates contact is interested in dating or hooking up. Meanwhile, plenty of…
You notice it in small moments: a lingering look, an extra excuse to talk, a friendliness that feels just a little too focused. When the person acting this way is a married man, the situation is not just awkward –…
When you care deeply about a partner, you naturally want the relationship to feel warm, stable, and exciting over the long run. Yet day-to-day life can dull even strong romance-routines tighten, stress creeps in, and affectionate habits slip. The good…
When you’re craving closeness and your partner feels distracted, tired, or simply “not there,” it can be easy to take it personally. In reality, desire is sensitive to stress, confidence, timing, and environment. The goal isn’t to pressure anyone into…
When someone keeps showing up in your orbit-at work, in class, in your friend group, or even just in your notifications-it is natural to wonder what is driving it. If you have caught him watching you, finding reasons to talk,…
It can feel flattering when someone clearly likes you-until you realize you do not feel the same. In that situation, the goal is not to embarrass him, punish him, or “teach a lesson.” The goal is simple: create enough clarity…