by Women's Health | Feb 27, 2019 | Sex & Love
If you’ve been holding out for that magical moment when you lock eyes with your soulmate across a crowded room (in slow motion while violins play in the background, of course)—stop, because it’s never going to happen. At least that’s what Dr Ann Rosen Spector, a...
by Women's Health | Feb 21, 2019 | Sex & Love
You wake up the morning after a great night spent with friends, and before you can even reminisce about how you much fun you had, you’re gripped with fear. Everyone is gone, which means you’re—don’t say it, don’t say it—alone. It doesn’t...
by Women's Health | Feb 15, 2019 | Sex & Love
There are many benefits to being unattached: nights spent out dancing with the girls, shopping for hours over the weekend, eating ice cream for dinner while binge-watching your fave series, or even just the joy of being able to lie spread-eagled on the bed with the...
by Women's Health | Feb 12, 2019 | Sex & Love
One of the first texts I sent to my (now) husband was a lie. When we first met on a beach seven years ago, I was living outside of Philadelphia and he was living in Boston. I knew getting together again would be tough, so a few days later, I sent him a text: I’m going...
by Women's Health | Feb 9, 2019 | Sex & Love
After all the bad first dates, awkward hookups, and rude AF ghostings, you finally met someone with relationship potential. The only problem? You don’t want to move too fast (been there, done that), and you don’t want to get bored taking it slow. But—stay...
