The Sunday Check-In: A Simple Habit for New Couples
A short weekly conversation can stop small uncertainties from becoming large conflicts, without making a new relationship feel like a meeting. [...]
Articles by David Pomeroy
When Your Pet Does Not Like the Person You Are Dating
A pet’s reaction is information, not a supernatural verdict; observe behaviour and introduce a new partner gradually. [...]
Dating Someone Newly Divorced: Patience Without Becoming Their Recovery Plan
A newly divorced person may be ready for love, but readiness is shown through emotional stability, clarity and an independent life. [...]
How to Talk About Having Children Without Turning a Date Into an Interview
Discussing children early can prevent major incompatibility, provided the conversation stays human rather than becoming a demand for guarantees. [...]
What Travel Style Reveals About Relationship Compatibility
A weekend away can reveal attitudes toward money, planning, stress and compromise that ordinary dates keep hidden. [...]
Dating While Sober: Building Connection Without the Drinks Shortcut
Alcohol can reduce first-date nerves, but sober dating often creates clearer decisions, stronger boundaries and more inventive plans. [...]
How to Send a Kind Rejection Message After a Date
A clear and considerate rejection prevents false hope without turning a simple message into an unnecessary character assessment. [...]
What Mutual Effort Actually Looks Like in Early Dating
Mutual effort is not identical behaviour; it is the repeated experience of both people helping the connection move forward. [...]
Can Opposite Sleep Schedules Damage a Relationship?
Early birds and night owls need deliberate overlap, especially when different schedules turn ordinary connection into a logistical challenge. [...]
When One Person Is Always Planning the Dates
Unequal planning can reflect habit or confidence, but over time it may leave one partner feeling responsible for the entire relationship. [...]
How Much Contact Is Healthy in the First Month of Dating?
Early communication should build familiarity without demanding constant access or manufacturing intimacy faster than trust can grow. [...]
Dating With Different Spending Styles Without Making Money the Villain
A saver and a spender can date successfully when expectations, budgets and generosity are discussed before resentment takes over. [...]
How to Recover From an Awkward First Date
A clumsy conversation, nervous joke or minor mishap does not always mean the connection lacks potential. [...]
Plan Better Dates: Activities That Reveal Real Compatibility
The best dates do more than entertain; they let you observe communication, flexibility, curiosity and how you solve small problems together. [...]
Privacy or Secrecy? How to Tell the Difference in a New Relationship
Healthy privacy creates personal space; secrecy removes information that another person reasonably needs to make informed relationship choices. [...]