If you’re not going on dates, you’re not actually dating.
Every March, we start hearing about four-leaf clovers, pots of gold, and the famous “luck of the Irish."
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and whether you are planning a romantic evening or hoping Cupid finally aims your way, this season brings up all kinds of feelings like excitement or nostalgia.
If flirting feels confusing, uncomfortable, or forced...you’re not alone.
One of the most common things I find myself telling singles lately is simple but not easy:
If you’re a single Latter-day Saint right now, you’ve probably noticed something shifting: People are texting, but not dating.
Before UT Match ever existed…I was sitting alone in my Singles Ward at the University of Utah (what we used to call our ward) wondering if I’d find my place.
If you watched KSL’s “Waiting to Wed” and felt like they were describing you...you’re not alone.
Have you ever felt like finding love should be easier with so many options out there?
Every six months, General Conference gives us a spiritual reset
If you’re not going on dates, you’re not actually dating.
Every March, we start hearing about four-leaf clovers, pots of gold, and the famous “luck of the Irish."
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and whether you are planning a romantic evening or hoping Cupid finally aims your way, this season brings up all kinds of feelings like excitement or nostalgia.
If flirting feels confusing, uncomfortable, or forced...you’re not alone.
If you’re not going on dates, you’re not actually dating.
Every March, we start hearing about four-leaf clovers, pots of gold, and the famous “luck of the Irish."
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and whether you are planning a romantic evening or hoping Cupid finally aims your way, this season brings up all kinds of feelings like excitement or nostalgia.
If flirting feels confusing, uncomfortable, or forced...you’re not alone.
One of the most common things I find myself telling singles lately is simple but not easy:
If you’re a single Latter-day Saint right now, you’ve probably noticed something shifting: People are texting, but not dating.
Before UT Match ever existed…I was sitting alone in my Singles Ward at the University of Utah (what we used to call our ward) wondering if I’d find my place.
If you watched KSL’s “Waiting to Wed” and felt like they were describing you...you’re not alone.
Have you ever felt like finding love should be easier with so many options out there?
Every six months, General Conference gives us a spiritual reset
