Dating advice for those who are thinking about getting back into dating or have just recently started doing so. These articles will help you navigate through these early stages of your dating journey, ultimately leading to relationship success.
Deciding when to start dating again after a breakup or divorce is deeply personal. There’s no single calendar that fits everyone. Still, there are reliable readiness markers and practical steps that help you know when you can meet someone without leaning on them to fix unfinished business. This guide blends research, Tawkify survey insight, and […]
According to Pew Research Center, about 75% of daters say it has been very or somewhat difficult to find people to date over the past year. If you’re dating in your 50s, that pressure can feel even sharper because you likely know exactly what you want, and you’re less interested in spending time on connections […]
Dating as a parent brings real joy and real complexity. You’re not just navigating your own healing and readiness—you’re balancing a child’s routine, a co‑parenting relationship, and privacy needs. This guide offers clear, compassionate steps for co‑parenting and dating: when to introduce a new partner to kids, how to set communication rules with an ex, […]
From dissecting post-date texts to raising red flags, friends often play an unofficial (and sometimes decisive) role in who we pursue, pause, or walk away from. To understand just how much influence social circles have on modern love, Tawkify surveyed over 1,000 single Americans about how friends affect their dating decisions, confidence, and commitment timelines. […]
Figuring out how to know when you’re ready to date again after a breakup can feel confusing and emotionally overwhelming. The dating world moves fast, but your healing journey moves at its own pace. Jumping into a new relationship before you’re emotionally ready can repeat old patterns, while waiting too long might mean missing genuine […]
Are matchmaking services worth it, or are they just expensive alternatives to dating apps? It’s a fair question. Dating apps promise access to millions of potential matches, but they’ve left countless people burned out by endless swiping, misleading online dating profiles, and first dates that go nowhere. The pandemic accelerated dating app fatigue, pushing many […]
Does speed dating work, or is there a better way to meet someone who shares your relationship goals? If you’ve been frustrated by endless swiping on dating apps, you’re probably exploring other ways to meet people in person. Speed dating events and professional matchmaking both promise face-to-face connections, but they take vastly different approaches. One […]
Dating apps were supposed to save us time. Just a few taps and love is on the way, right? But for many singles, especially busy professionals, the real story looks a lot more like a part-time job with no benefits. To find out just how much time we’re really spending on swipes, small talk, and […]
Long-distance dating used to sound like a last resort. Now, it’s a real option for people who care more about compatibility than proximity. To understand how Americans think about dating across city lines, Tawkify surveyed 1,000 single adults nationwide about their openness to long-distance relationships, how much effort and travel they’d be willing to take […]
The holidays have a way of magnifying whatever we’re feeling. Joy feels brighter, stress feels heavier, and relationship doubts can echo a little louder. For many, this season becomes a time of “holding on,” even when the heart is already halfway out the door. Tawkify asked 1,000 Americans about the quiet, complicated topic of why […]
The holiday season can bring magic, mistletoe…and money stress. Tawkify surveyed 1,000 Americans to understand how much people really spend on their partners (or themselves) this time of year, and how those price tags affect everything from emotional pressure to red flag radar. Whether you’re newly coupled or long-term committed, navigating love and gift-giving can […]
Ah, the holidays—twinkling lights, family traditions, and the age-old question: Is it too soon to bring them home? For many, introducing a new partner during the holidays feels like a milestone. But according to our recent survey of 1,000 Americans, the pressure to define a relationship by December can lead to regret, awkward conversations, or […]