Talking stage. Situationship. Exclusive. These words didn’t used to exist, but now they seem to define everything. They’re supposed to give us clarity, but often they just create more confusion.
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To be continued…
When Self-Care Became the Work
Five years into a sales career at a Fortune 50 company, I walked away without any guarantee that what followed would work out. It was risky. Work had become my entire identity, and my routine and unhealthy coping patterns were feeding each other in a cycle that felt impossible to break.
For When You Don’t Need Advice, Just Proof That Someone Else Gets It Too
I didn’t set out to write a blog series about dating. I set out to survive it. As a therapist, I spend a lot of time helping people name their patterns, make sense of their emotions, and fight for healthier relationships. But when it came to my own love life?
Dating Apps: A Full-Time Job You Didn’t Apply For
I don’t know anyone who loves being on dating apps. Most of us use them out of necessity, not excitement. We keep showing up, scrolling through profiles, and wondering if we’re being too picky or not picky enough. We tell ourselves it’s just part of modern dating…
Exclusive but Only Dating, More Than Talking but Somehow Not Together: The Anxiety and Exhaustion of Navigating That
Talking stage. Situationship. Exclusive. These words didn’t used to exist, but now they seem to define everything. They’re supposed to give us clarity, but often they just create more confusion.