Dating News 2017

Marriage is a complex institution and many times, couples find the strain of daily adjustments destabilizing its core framework leading to the ultimate breakdown. Read more: https://www.nextlove.com/blog/giving-marriage-a-second-chance-dos-and-donts/

A sexuality educator, dating coach, philosopher, and more give the lowdown on the best tools to help cope. It can be overwhelming to be ghosted, dumped, or not have your feelings reciprocated, and trying to figure out the reason it went down—Did I text too frequently? Was I too forward on our last date? Does he think my dream of visiting Dollywood is stupid?—can be hard. Some people down a pitcher of frozen mango margaritas and show up at their ex's doorstep demanding answers about why things didn't work out. Others go on a digital rampage, erasing any trace of the ex in their social media feeds. Is there a better way to cope? Read more: https://www.vice.com/en_uk/article/mbapdb/how-to-handle-rejection

Love is a universal thing. Dating, not so much. Going out, hookups and relationships in countries and cities around the world are not exactly the same as what singles experience in New York City. Expats and global travelers say it’s typically harder to date here than anywhere else, given the ultracompetitive environment. Read more: http://nypost.com/2017/07/12/dating-in-other-parts-of-the-world-can-get-weird/

Are you dating seriously? Some would think that is a question an anxious mother would ask her child, but it is actually what the Government wants to know. It asked 2,940 singles aged 21 to 45 this question last year. Read more: http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/not-dating-seriously

In the digital age, we have a lot of terms for bad relationship behavior. There's ghosting, haunting, and benching or breadcrumbing, just to name a few. Thanks to our iPhones and social media, it's become easier and easier to weave in and out of one someone's life on a whim. Read more: http://www.allure.com/story/phubbing-relationship-dating-trend

Syphilis, a disease most people associate with the past, has returned with a roar, and public health experts think the rise in rates can be attributed at least partly to social media. Read more: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2017/07/11/syphilis-rates-rising-dating-apps/455104001/

A dating app is offering people the chance to meet lookalikes of their favourite celebrities thanks to new facial recognition technology. Through the app, called Badoo, singletons can choose any well-known star they fancy – or even upload a picture of a non-famous person who they know – to find doppelgangers nearby. The dating company said the new feature would enable people’s celebrity wish lists to “become a reality”. Read more: http://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/dating-app-uses-face-recognition-to-match-users-with-their-favourite-celebrity-lookalikes-a3583976.html