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How to Flirt on a Lesbian Dating App and Get Real Dates

On a lesbian dating app, flirting works differently than most generic dating advice suggests — because both people are women, the usual "make her chase...

Alex Glover | Alex Glover has spent more than a decade writing about dating, relationships, and the messy business of meeting the right person. He's watched the scene shift from bar-side introductions to swipe-right mornings, and he writes about all of it with the calm of someone who's seen every trend come and go. His pieces lean practical over preachy — what actually works on a first date, how to read a lukewarm text, when to walk away. If there's a house voice to the Pair blog, it's his: unhurried, honest, and allergic to the kind of advice that sounds good but helps no one. By Alex Glover November 27, 2020

First Date Confidence: Real Dating Advice That Works

Eleanor Dyer | Eleanor Dyer writes about dating and relationships with a little more patience than the swipe-speed world usually allows. She's drawn to the questions underneath the obvious ones — not just what to text, but why the waiting feels the way it does — without ever disappearing into theory. Her pieces cover the full range of dating life, from reading mixed signals to knowing when a relationship is worth building on. Thoughtful but grounded, she writes for anyone who wants to understand their own dating life a bit better, not just get through it. By Eleanor Dyer July 23, 2020

First Kiss Dating Advice: Read the Room and Land It

Harry Holt | Harry Holt writes about modern dating the way it actually happens — on apps, over text, in the gap between a good match and an actual plan. He's blunt where other writers hedge, and he'd rather tell you the awkward truth about ghosting than sell you a fantasy about it. His work covers the newer end of the dating world: profiles that get replies, the etiquette nobody agreed on, and how to keep your footing when the rules keep changing. Practical, a little irreverent, and written for people who are dating right now, not in theory. By Harry Holt March 18, 2020

Dating Advice: 7 Signs He Is Crazy About You in Actions

Eleanor Dyer | Eleanor Dyer writes about dating and relationships with a little more patience than the swipe-speed world usually allows. She's drawn to the questions underneath the obvious ones — not just what to text, but why the waiting feels the way it does — without ever disappearing into theory. Her pieces cover the full range of dating life, from reading mixed signals to knowing when a relationship is worth building on. Thoughtful but grounded, she writes for anyone who wants to understand their own dating life a bit better, not just get through it. By Eleanor Dyer March 13, 2020

Dating Advice: How to Kiss Well and Keep Them Wanting More

Eleanor Dyer | Eleanor Dyer writes about dating and relationships with a little more patience than the swipe-speed world usually allows. She's drawn to the questions underneath the obvious ones — not just what to text, but why the waiting feels the way it does — without ever disappearing into theory. Her pieces cover the full range of dating life, from reading mixed signals to knowing when a relationship is worth building on. Thoughtful but grounded, she writes for anyone who wants to understand their own dating life a bit better, not just get through it. By Eleanor Dyer November 28, 2019

200+ Relationships True Facts. Part 3: A Grounded Take

Grace Cox | Grace Cox writes about dating the way you'd talk it through with a close friend — warm, direct, and free of the lecturing tone so much relationship advice falls into. She's more interested in what helps than in what sounds wise, and it shows on the page. Her pieces range across the whole arc of meeting someone: first-date nerves, the early wobble of a new relationship, the small gestures that matter more than the grand ones. Whatever the topic, she writes for real people having real dates, not idealized ones. By Grace Cox September 29, 2019
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200 Relationships True Facts. Part 2: Tips That Hold Up

#201: The male brain is 10% bigger than the female brain, but the female brain works more efficiently. #202: 60% of adults can have a ten-minute conversation...

Grace Cox | Grace Cox writes about dating the way you'd talk it through with a close friend — warm, direct, and free of the lecturing tone so much relationship advice falls into. She's more interested in what helps than in what sounds wise, and it shows on the page. Her pieces range across the whole arc of meeting someone: first-date nerves, the early wobble of a new relationship, the small gestures that matter more than the grand ones. Whatever the topic, she writes for real people having real dates, not idealized ones. By Grace Cox September 29, 2019

200 Relationships True Facts. Part 1: Tips That Hold Up

Alex Glover | Alex Glover has spent more than a decade writing about dating, relationships, and the messy business of meeting the right person. He's watched the scene shift from bar-side introductions to swipe-right mornings, and he writes about all of it with the calm of someone who's seen every trend come and go. His pieces lean practical over preachy — what actually works on a first date, how to read a lukewarm text, when to walk away. If there's a house voice to the Pair blog, it's his: unhurried, honest, and allergic to the kind of advice that sounds good but helps no one. By Alex Glover September 29, 2019

Flirting Signs and Dating Advice You Actually Need

Grace Cox | Grace Cox writes about dating the way you'd talk it through with a close friend — warm, direct, and free of the lecturing tone so much relationship advice falls into. She's more interested in what helps than in what sounds wise, and it shows on the page. Her pieces range across the whole arc of meeting someone: first-date nerves, the early wobble of a new relationship, the small gestures that matter more than the grand ones. Whatever the topic, she writes for real people having real dates, not idealized ones. By Grace Cox September 26, 2019

Real Dating Advice: How to Make a Girl Like You Back

Eleanor Dyer | Eleanor Dyer writes about dating and relationships with a little more patience than the swipe-speed world usually allows. She's drawn to the questions underneath the obvious ones — not just what to text, but why the waiting feels the way it does — without ever disappearing into theory. Her pieces cover the full range of dating life, from reading mixed signals to knowing when a relationship is worth building on. Thoughtful but grounded, she writes for anyone who wants to understand their own dating life a bit better, not just get through it. By Eleanor Dyer August 28, 2019

Kissing Tips From Dating Advice That Actually Works

Harry Holt | Harry Holt writes about modern dating the way it actually happens — on apps, over text, in the gap between a good match and an actual plan. He's blunt where other writers hedge, and he'd rather tell you the awkward truth about ghosting than sell you a fantasy about it. His work covers the newer end of the dating world: profiles that get replies, the etiquette nobody agreed on, and how to keep your footing when the rules keep changing. Practical, a little irreverent, and written for people who are dating right now, not in theory. By Harry Holt August 14, 2019

Third Date Dating Advice: How to Stop Performing and Connect

Alex Glover | Alex Glover has spent more than a decade writing about dating, relationships, and the messy business of meeting the right person. He's watched the scene shift from bar-side introductions to swipe-right mornings, and he writes about all of it with the calm of someone who's seen every trend come and go. His pieces lean practical over preachy — what actually works on a first date, how to read a lukewarm text, when to walk away. If there's a house voice to the Pair blog, it's his: unhurried, honest, and allergic to the kind of advice that sounds good but helps no one. By Alex Glover July 6, 2019
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