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The Agape Edit
Modern dating advice for intentional relationships
Hiring a matchmaker is a deeply personal decision and one that deserves thoughtful consideration. Whether you’re newly single, burned out on dating apps, or simply ready for a more intentional approac...
Breaking up is never easy. The end of a relationship can leave you feeling disoriented, emotionally raw, and questioning your worth. Heartbreak doesn’t just end a partnership, it can disrupt your iden...
Strong relationships don’t just happen – they’re built step-by-step on trust. Trust is nothing more than the complete absence of any doubts, confidence in your loved one, and peace of mind felt regard...
Hiring a matchmaker is not for everyone and that’s intentional. Professional matchmaking is designed for people who are clear about what they want, value their time, and are ready to approach dating w...
If online dating feels like endless swiping with little payoff, your profile may be doing more harm than good. Your online dating profile is your first impression, your conversation starter, and your ...
Love doesn’t always arrive through a dating app notification or a meet-cute at the gym. In fact, many men today are asking the same question: how to meet women in a world full of digital noise, social...
Are you tired of great first dates that mysteriously go nowhere? Wondering what actually makes someone want to see you again?
You’re not alone. For many singles, the first date isn’t the problem—it’s...
Are you questioning your relationship and wondering whether your concerns are valid? Sometimes what we dismiss as “a phase” or “something we’ll work through” is actually a deal breaker quietly signali...
Long-distance relationships don’t usually fail because of distance.
They fail because of misaligned expectations, poor planning, and emotional drift.
I know this because I lived it.
For over three y...
An edited interview originally conducted by Chrissy Rutherford for FWD Joy.
Modern dating has a way of making even the most confident people question themselves. One promising connection can dissolve...
