Chloe Seaman

The burden of student loan debt is a beast many of us face. Most of us, in fact. This report shows that nearly two-thirds (63%) of millennials have more than $10,000 in student loan debt. Dating with this weight on your back may feel completely unromantic. And when you’re still in that butterflies-in-your-stomach stage of dating, the idea of talking about debt is like having the party of the year end early.

Let’s be honest: You’ve lied a little on your Tinder profile. Or your Bumble profile, or your Hinge, The League, or whatever-dating-app-that-is-your-choice profile. So, it should come as no surprise then to learn that everyone else does too. And no, we’re not talking about catfishing; which you’ve already probably been warned about. People who catfish are typically scammers who try to cheat you out of money. We’re talking about kittenfishing. A new term to describe what’s really been going on since the dawn of dating apps.

Dating is problematic. Any episode of The Bachelorette proves this notion. From dramatic feuds to creepy vibes, dudes on the show are dropping like flies. Here are some of the reasons guys on The Bachelorette have been eliminated and how these reasons reveal common dating problems early in any dating process: Lack of Connection Contestant Alex wasn’t involved in any feuds or other drama on the show and he didn’t do anything to personally offend Rachel, yet he was sent home early.

Staying organized is good for you. Seriously, science proves that being organized – aka keeping track of all the “stuff” in your life – will make you less stressed, get better sleep and stay in shape. For most of us millennials, the bulk of our stuff we need to keep track of is digital. Just because you can’t see a pile of papers on your desk, doesn’t mean the mess isn’t overwhelming you.

Before you decide to try to take things any further with your online crush, it’s a good idea to check out the social media profiles of your potential new love interest. You can learn a lot about someone this way, which is a smart thing to do based on the fact you’re considering a relationship with this person. Take for example the things we learned about Lee Garrett from The Bachelorette.

So, you got lucky and your online date has blossomed into a romance. Now you’re eager to introduce him or her to your friends. A new relationship is an exciting time and naturally, you want to share your enthusiasm with the people who’ve been with you through the journey. But there are a few things you need to think about before making such a major dating move. Here are our tips on how you can best introduce your new boyfriend or girlfriend to your friends:

We hope you find this post educational, but it is definitely not legal advice and should not be construed as such. In a recent Beats 1 interview, rapper Lil Yachty explains how getting arrested inspired him to “take charge” of his life. “I used to have visions of flashing lights and red carpets… I know when I got the moment to take charge, [was] when I got arrested.” The self-professed “king of the teens” was arrested for credit card fraud soon after turning 18.

Moving in together is a rite of passage. It’s a big step and if you aren’t ready for it, can really take you back. Then again, who really is completely ready for something you’ve never experienced? Moving-in together will be a totally different experience for every couple, but there are some things that you expect. These are 10 things you can expect to happen when you move-in together: 1. Your partner will seem like a different person Once you’re sharing the same space, your partner’s true character will begin to show.

Sex offenders aren’t always anonymous creeps lurking in the shadows. In fact, many famous celebrities have made unfortunate decisions that have led them to register in the sex offender registry. About to be added to the list of famous sex offenders is Anthony Weiner: The disgraced ex-Congressman who just pled guilty to transferring obscene material to a minor. Weiner now faces possible prison time and will potentially have to register as a sex offender.

Despite ads you might have seen, “Fixer Upper” star, Joanna Gaines is NOT leaving the HGTV home improvement show to start her own skincare line. This fake news story – in typical fake news form – was propagated via social media. Many were led to believe that Gaines had “been leading a double life,” “started a side beauty business because she is a serial entrepreneur,” and that the ‘authors’ were going to “reveal the truth behind what this side business is really all about…”