How do we date during COVID-19? | Interview with Melissa River’s Group Text Podcast

2025-05-20T19:53:06-04:00By |Categories: Confidence, Dating Advice, Interview, Live Event, Podcast, Relationship Expert, Relationships|Tags: , , , , , , , , , , |

How do we date (and find love) during COVID-19? I had the pleasure of being interviewed by comedian extraodinaire, Melissa River's, on "Melissa River's Group Text Podcast. "What a fun and interesting conversation. We had a dynamic group of ladies; matchmaking guru and TV celebrity Patti Stanger, and Bumble's VP of strategy, Priti Joshi, on best practices for virtual dating. https://omny.fm/shows/melissa-rivers-group-text-podcast/love-quarantine-style MELISSA RIVERS Award-Winning Writer, Host and Producer New York Times bestselling author and award-winning producer, Melissa Rivers is an entertainment journalist and correspondent, an equestrian, [...]

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Coronavirus—Rise of the ‘Exes?’ | YouTube LIVE

2024-05-03T11:02:17-04:00By |Categories: Dating Advice, Live Event, Love, Relationship Expert, Relationships, Videos|Tags: |

The coronavirus (COVID-19) and the rise of the exes is a real thing. This pandemic has us sequestered and isolated, with ample time to think. Has an ex contacted you out of the blue? Have you been tempted to contact your ex? If so, join me for this live discussion to figure out if it’s the real deal, or a temporary curiosity. […]

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RELATIONSHIP PROS SHARE THEIR SECRETS FOR CRAFTING A PERFECT OPENING LINE ON DATING APPS | Well+Good feature

2020-04-24T16:47:36-04:00By |Categories: Article, Dating Advice, Online Dating, Relationship Expert, Relationships, Well+Good|Tags: , , , |

Whether you’re looking for a late-in-the-game companion to close out cuffing season or the bonafide love of your life, January is a crucial month for romance since it’s peak dating-app time. No, seriously, it’s been found to be the most active month for new or returning daters to swipe, which makes sense given the combined timeliness of those “get back out there” New Year’s resolutions and the common reality of not wanting to leave your couch in the middle of winter. So in the interest [...]

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On Craigslist, the Hunt for a Quarantine Bae Is Real | Daily Beast feature

2024-04-11T14:10:55-04:00By |Categories: Article, Dating Advice, Dating News, Love, Relationship Expert, Relationships|Tags: , , , , , , |

Under lockdown, New York singles want more than sex. Craigslist’s personal ads are suddenly sentimental, panicked, and tender—like a snapshot of the nation’s emotional fragility. “Older white male here,” the ad on Craigslist begins. “This is getting crazy out there. I’d love to bunker down with a thick, curvy, hippie woman. Someone soft to the touch and pretty.” “Ain’t no sunshine in quarantine,” reads the title of another ad, posted by a “6’4,” fit, very well educated man” in Queens. “What the hell. It has gotten that [...]

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Long-distance couples are used to being apart — but not like this | Washington Post feature

2020-04-10T23:56:11-04:00By |Categories: Dating Advice, Interview, Love, Relationship Expert, Relationships|Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , |

By Sylvie Bigar  Long-distance relationships already face chronic separation. How can these couples manage the additional separation of the coronavirus lockdown? My interview with Sylvie Bigar at the Washington Post offers some guidelines: Some traveled for work, some traveled for fun, but some of us also traveled for love. Until last month, couples managed their long-distance relationships — be it across the ocean or a campus — as an intimate negotiation. When my partner, François, dropped me at the Geneva Airport on March 2, we [...]

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