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After a wonderful Memorial Day trip to the beach, I came up with this list of things I love and hate about summer and dating...

Recently, my friend asked me to help her build an online dating profile. An online profile is essentially a digital "resume," and like a resume you have to spend some time figuring the best way to highlight your attributes and set the tone

Spring has arrived, and according to a recent survey about weather and sex, 67% of respondents said they become more interested in sex when the weather starts getting warmer.

Which is more threatening: knowing your boyfriend is at a strip club or out with an ex-girlfriend?

The most frustrating girl advice is: "act like you don't care." How (and why) should I act like I don't care about someone that I'm interested in? I can understand the rationale. I'm attracted to women that are gloriously unavailable. ...

I am striving to be more "cultured."

In my office, we were discussing girls' obsession with bags.

I'm trying not to fall in these traps.

The conclusions I seemingly "magically" come to get me every time.

I was thinking about how strange man-crushes are.

Yes, guys sometimes rely on certain tricks meant to get your attention.

Women tell me that sense of humor and ability to make them laugh is number one on their list for attraction even higher than appearance.

In the old days, our pictures and stories used to live safely in vaults in our own home. But now, many of us have an "online persona."

A young woman recently emailed me about her boyfriend who proposed to her during sex.

I hear that romantic fantasizing is healthy. But, like anything, too much of it might be detrimental.

I'm convinced that dating is a physically taxing endeavor, and I wonder if I can deal with...

Once you settle down, there's not as much urgency because you've got someone, right?

Rich Santos explains the rules to follow when giving women compliments.