I've been a little under the weather the past few days, so you'll have to excuse me if my writing feels a little "dry." It's not that I've completely lost my sense of humor, but searching for the funny in life and in love gets to be tedious when you can't breathe ou …
Life has been busy … but I'm sure you knew that already. In fact, it's been so busy that I honestly can't remember the last time I sat down and really put forth maximum effort when it came to writing you.
Do men prefer a woman to be docile and submissive to them? Is it really necessary for a woman to hide her opinions, to pretend to be less confident and secure than she is, or to not speak up so that her man can feel more "manly?"
Before you get into a relationship too deep, sit down and let your partner know your bottom line with regards to fidelity and commitment. Too many singles are afraid to establish clear, well-defined boundaries, and even more terrified to adhere to them.
If communication is the key to happiness, then the ability to have tough conversations with your significant other may be the act that turns the key and unlocks the door to a lifetime of happiness. (I know, enough with the metaphors.) It's true, though.
A major problem in the dating world is there aren't enough people willing to give themselves an honest self-evaluation.
Hi Fly Guy, My boyfriend and I have been together for 2 years. About 4 months ago, I moved to a different state to be with him and we moved in together. There's been talk of marriage and I know he has been ring shopping. My boyfriend though is addicted to playing video games.
"Wow, they're pretty fly. I wonder if I can get to know them without my coworkers getting in my business." Sound familiar? Well it should, as eight million Americans engage in workplace romance every year.
They say it takes a village to raise a child, but it also takes a "village" of dope writers to provide the Fly Guy community with everything it needs to get make it through a painfully boring workday.
Woke up this morning thinking about a conversation I had yesterday. It took place on an evening flight to New York, when I happened to sit next to a woman who read my column religiously. Here's a brief excerpt from our exchange.
I've often wondered how far someone would go to gain forgiveness after cheating. Well, a man in Virginia tested the scope of my thinking on the subject by standing on the corner during morning rush hour with a sign that said "I cheated.
It's time to once again honor those brave souls who have fearlessly mastered the art of self-expression, which is no easy task. It's difficult, it leaves you feeling exposed, and there's no true guarantee that the feelings will be reciprocated.
In a recent piece, I detailed 3 things that you should keep to yourself in the early stages of dating. After the piece was published, there seemed to be some disagreement over one of my points. Here's what I wrote.
A wise man once said, "Tell your girlfriend everything about your past to avoid any drama." Of course, he said this shortly before she broke up with him … I didn't get all of the details, but it had something to do with his strange "Frankie and Neffie" sex fetish.
Dear Fly Guy, I've been following your work for quite some time, and I have to give you props on discussing relationships in an unbiased way. When the fellas are out of line, you call us out; but you also do the same to the women.
"What's up with you? I saw your new profile pic, and you're looking damned good." "The men out in Phoenix are lucky … I need to spend my vacation out there." Another day, another opportunity to flirt with all of the beautiful women online.
Dear Fly Guy, This is embarrassing to admit, but I'm having a real hard time meeting new women. It isn't because I'm unattractive either; I just think I'm addicted to masturbation.
Attention ladies and gentlemen, I have a public service announcement. As much as we pretend like the physical side of our relationship is less important than the mental and emotional aspects when it comes to long-term stability, I have news for you … that may not be the truth.
Dear Fly Guy, I need help with trusting my wife. I know that she loves me and regards me as the man of her dreams, but every time we get around other men, I'm afraid she's looking at them.
Let me get straight to the point. Breaking up sucks—especially when you can't get the other person out of your system. To add insult to injury, your ex isn't giving you a second thought while you're up having sleepless nights.
1. Pull a recipe from a famous restaurant off the Web — try CopyKat.com or RecipeGoldmine.com — and make your own version of a five-star meal together. 2. Have him over for game night. Mad Gab, Uno, and Twister can all be played with just two people.
Try one of my five patented Romance Enhancers -- if you don't think they're more effective than a gift card, I'll send you a full refund. See more irresistible headlines
Flirting Move #1: The Longer-Than-Normal Eye Gaze Erin says: This works, but don't stare him down. Hold the gaze for no more than five seconds, and make sure to smile. I've reeled 'em in countless times this way. It's like a green light.
Live in the present, ENJOY the moment. This is the message shared in today's video by Derek Vitalio of "Have total love and passion for today, for the party of today."
Have you ever wanted to approach a woman you've never met before in your entire life? She's a ten, she's gorgeous, and she just walked past you in the street. The attraction is so irresistible, you find yourself walking towards her.