Category Archives: Advice

You’ll probably never meet someone who doesn’t do it. Its aim is to get you to say yes to a certain proposition or accept a gift graciously. Mind games are common among adults, who consider subtly more sophisticated than openness. … Continue reading →

You’ve got the special night planned, and now there’s just one thing left: a present. You want to impress your date but are confused about what to buy. If you get her something and she doesn’t get you anything, you … Continue reading →

Got a dating question you’re anxious to get answered? Ask Stephanie is a new column where I give you dating advice. To submit your question, email me at stephanie@loveintoronto.com. Please note I will reply to your email in your inbox … Continue reading →

If you’re in a relationship, you know they take effort to maintain. This year, attempt to improve your relationship instead of just yourself. There’s probably nothing big you need to fix, but it would be safe to fix all the … Continue reading →

You’ve been picked up by someone who seems like a great catch. You add him to Facebook to see the status “in a relationship.” Upon question, you find out he is indeed taken. Your first thought is probably: I should … Continue reading →

The holidays are here, which means you’ll most likely be spending it with your significant other’s family. If you’re meeting them for the first time, this can be an intimidating experience. Don’t sweat it, though. There are simple ways to … Continue reading →

You’ve done the unimaginable – have sex on the first date. Now you’re starting to question your crush’s intentions. Do not fear, however. There are ways to tell your date wants a relationship or not. Instead of brooding over the … Continue reading →

You’ve been betrayed. You’ve been cheated on and backstabbed so much that you don’t know how to tell who to trust anymore. The good news is there are signs that you can apply to almost anyone. So where do you … Continue reading →

He’s texting you nonstop. He keeps asking you to get back together. When another guy posts to your Facebook wall, he asks who it is. You’re mentally drained. You want him to stop treating you like you’re dating, or in … Continue reading →