CSULB students shared their thoughts on managing mental health issues while in romantic relationships.
Tag: dating
Should zodiac compatibility play a role in who you date?
Could astrology really help you find your perfect match?
Online dating exposes users to a dangerous world
Online dating allows users to make matches with a simple swipe, but it opens the possibility of being scammed or harassed on the app.
I’m ace and I don’t hate sex
As a person who identifies as asexual and spent seven years of her life struggling to come to terms with it, I finally understand my own sexuality.
Off the Record S1E2 — The Ladies Room
In this episode, hosts news editor Julia Terbeche and multimedia editor Lauren Berny sit down with a special guest, editor-in-chief Madalyn Amato, to talk about women’s issues, what it’s like being women in journalism, dating and our futures.
CSULB students share their dating experiences amid the coronavirus pandemic
In honor of Valentine’s Day, CSULB students share what it has been like meeting people on dating apps and starting relationships amid the threat of a spreading virus.
Tinder, relationships and the era of ghosting
Nervous silence quickly turned into laughter during Associated Students Inc.’s College Dating in the Age of Tinder event Tuesday night. Relationship expert Aesha Adams-Roberts kept it all the way real with students as she shared tips and spilled the tea on hookup culture, ghosting, commitment issues and sliding into direct[Read More…]
Are we able to say, ‘Thank U, Next’ right after a breakup?
As a hopeless romantic, I’ve had quite a few bumpy relationships and moving on quickly after each partner is normal for me. The speed with which I’d start dating someone else was faster than Speedy Gonzales can run. The high-speed dating life has reflected a huge chunk of my journal[Read More…]
Ready or Not, here comes Valentine’s Day!
Attention everyone, prepare your eyes to be overwhelmed with Instagram posts of couples “in love” and floral arrangements; it’s Valentine’s Day. As everyone around you prepares a special gift for their significant other, you might be thinking, what’s the point of Valentine’s Day anyway? Well trust me, you are not[Read More…]
Tinder app fuels Cupid’s arrow at CSULB
One swipe to the right, and Elizabeth Wytas found herself heading down the aisle. Wytas, a senior civil engineer major at California State University, Long Beach, and her husband matched and fell in love on the popular mobile dating app, Tinder. After six months of dating, the couple decided to[Read More…]