Wanting something casual does not mean wanting something careless. You can be interested in flirting, dating, physical chemistry or spending time together without looking for a committed relationship—and still expect honesty, consideration...
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A first college date can go from exciting to painfully interview-like in about three questions: “What’s your major?” “Where are you from?” “What do you want to do after graduation?”Those que...
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You met him at a college party, talked longer than expected and maybe spent the rest of the night wondering whether the chemistry was real or just the combination of loud music and being awa...
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Your phone lights up at 11:47 p.m. It is him again. The conversation is fun, maybe flirtatious, and he seems genuinely interested—except you rarely hear from him when the sun is up. Is that...
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You have a crush on someone in your class, you already talk occasionally, and asking them to get coffee seems like the obvious next move. There is only one problem: if the invitation lands b...
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“Would you rather get a surprise compliment or a surprise invite to hang out?” has exactly the ingredients that make a good low-pressure flirting question: two appealing choices, no obviousl...
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“Are you good at knowing when someone likes you?” is the kind of question that can sound like casual dating conversation while secretly carrying a much more specific message: Have you notice...
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“What’s the best compliment someone could give you?” looks like an innocent conversation starter, but in the right chat it can become extremely useful flirting information. Ask the question,...
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“What’s the first thing you notice about someone you like?” is one of those dating questions that can sound completely innocent while quietly steering a conversation toward attraction. It do...
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Dirty Texting: The Sexiest Message Isn't Always the Most ExplicitA good intimate question can turn routine conversation into something more personal, but it works only when both people feel...
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