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How To Surprise Your Long Distance Boyfriend in 5 Slightly Romantic, Almost Foolproof Steps

How To Surprise Your Long Distance Boyfriend in 5 Slightly Romantic, Almost Foolproof Steps

| February 27, 2013 | 0 Comments

I began writing for Forever Twenty Somethings with a blog dedicated to my boyfriend. If you haven’t already read it, keep your judgmental Internet stares to yourselves and give me the benefit of the doubt first (it’s only fair). From that point on, I began to dabble in all sorts of topics regarding romantic relationships—constant [...]

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The 12 Days of Gifts: What To Get Your Boyfriend

The 12 Days of Gifts: What To Get Your Boyfriend

| December 10, 2012 | 3 Comments

For The Boyfriend Who: Loves The Gym The Gift: Under Armour ColdGear Long Sleeve Fitted Shirt The Price: $49.99 He loves to workout and be comfortable, so get him something he can show off his muscles in while either working out, staying warm, or relaxing. For The Boyfriend Who: Thinks He Is Don Draper The [...]

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What His Texts Really Mean

What His Texts Really Mean

| September 12, 2012 | 2 Comments

Hey: The meaning of this all too familiar text first depends on whether or not you are dating. If you’re dating, you have a boyfriend who is bored and not very good with words. And if you’re not dating, you have yourself a problem. The main problem being that he didn’t ask you a question… [...]

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Relationsh*t: When Guys Need To Grow Up

Relationsh*t: When Guys Need To Grow Up

| September 6, 2012 | 3 Comments

Did someone put a sign on my back that says, “Please, if you are emotionally unstable and a train wreck, I want to date you?” Seriously. I swear I am a walking target for every man that has severe issues and refuses to do anything about them. It is either that or that every man [...]

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iLove: The Effect of Technology on Relationships

iLove: The Effect of Technology on Relationships

| July 24, 2012 | 1 Comment

Every writer’s greatest fear (besides the inconceivable grammatical/spelling errors that people continue to make in conversation and on social media websites) is falling prey to the mega arch nemesis that takes form in a single word: generic. As writers, we despise the fact that another within our circle might share the same ideas and opinions. [...]

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