Let's Talk Dating Anxiety

Before you blame the apps, check whether you have the time and headspace for dating. Five honest questions help you set priorities and goals.

A dating coach shares six ways she beat dating anxiety, like setting non-negotiables, becoming the chooser, and dating more than one man at a time.

A dating coach's four ways to handle rejection: a short pity party, self-compassion, being the chooser, and shadow work to stay hopeful.

Coach Melissa Josue explains how anxious attachment shows up in dating, how to quiet an oversensitive alarm system, and how to date from a grounded place.

Therapist Nicole Richardson explains how understanding your motives and accepting the outcomes of your choices can keep fear from running your love life.

Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil shares how to handle the potholes on the road to love, bounce back from rejection, and keep dating with patience and grace.

We polled 1,000-plus single Gen Zers and millennials: 43% avoid dating entirely because of anxiety, and 47% say it's why they're still single.

Fall hard and fast, then feel let down? Here are three signs of anxious attachment, from badgering to creating drama, and how slowing down helps you heal.

Being single isn't a stage to rush through. Unmarried Equality busts myths about singlehood and pushes for equal treatment whatever your marital status.

Founded by Joanne Ng in 2017, Malaysia's Dateworks matches singles on shared values and coaches them to love themselves before finding love.

Dating jitters are normal. Five pre-date habits calm them: practice, counter negative thoughts, focus on what you control, pick a comfy spot and be honest.

Still single at 30 and tired of nosy relatives? Five upsides: you didn't settle, you skip drama, you can still have kids and you have time for inner work.

In 2019, Campaign for Southern Equality surveyed over 5,600 LGBTQ Southerners about health care. What the results show about gaps and long-term outcomes.

Too shy to date women? Eight tips to ease the nerves: ask lots of questions, choose the date, wear what feels good, own your shyness and keep practicing.