Here, five stealthy ways that your pals can help you meet even more great people. By Kimberly Dawn Neumann |
 | Dating a friend seems easy. You see them often, and you think you know what to expect. But be warned: If you don't consider how dating will affect your friendship over the long haul, you may be in for heartbreak. By Lisa Bower |
Did you know that your best pal can reveal what kind of person you'll click with romantically? Learn all about it here. By Mackenzie Dawson |
Leave town for awhile? Sure! Get a totally new hairstyle? Well, maybe not. Here, the best - and worst - impulses to pursue in the wake of heartbreak. By Laura Schaefer |
Ending a relationship, even if you've only dated a few times, can be tough. How do you get the job done without hurting the other person's feelings? What if you're being too low-key and the message isn't registering? Here is a sign-by-sign guide to the graceful way to say goodbye. By Barrie Dolnick |
 | Why do relationships work? Many long-term romances are built on a solid base of respect, admiration, communication and friendship. Because long-term friendships have a similar base, you may wake up one day and want to be more than friends. By Lisa Bower |
Tired of disastrous blind dates? Had your fill of internet hookup sites thinly veiled as friendship databases? Losing hope in the idea that there is that one special someone in the world who exists just for you? |
After several conversations over Thanksgiving dinner about everything from Top 50 horror movies to family betrayal to relationships, an interesting conversation came up about length of time for a serious partnership. |
I don't know about the average heterosexual male, but most of my relationships have been products of friendship. You get close to a woman, spend time with her, and eventually things just develop into more. By Susan Quilty |
 | If you've got a friend in mind that you wouldn't mind getting tangled up in the sheets with, consider the pros and cons of being FWB (friends with benefits) before you give it a go. By Nichole Smith |
