I went looking for love in a Spanish supermarket with an upside-down pineapple – everyone’s doing it
Young Spaniards are fed up of dating apps and heading to the shopping aisles instead, so I hopped on a plane to see if it works for me too
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Young Spaniards are fed up of dating apps and heading to the shopping aisles instead, so I hopped on a plane to see if it works for me too
I decided to give casual dating a go on Hinge, but the more I enjoy myself, the more I feel as though I’m doing something wrong
Rachel Johnson advises a man in his 80s who is still full of life and offers suggestions to a man who is insecure about his body
Data scientist reports a ‘notable urban disparity’ that has left women struggling to meet a family-oriented partner
As a judge backs a group of women accused of defamation and breach of privacy, we find out what the law says if you call out the love rats
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In her new sex and relationships advice column, Rachel Johnson advises a man seeking a threesome and a woman whose marriage lacks intimacy
Dating app rejects claims that design and extra features encourage compulsive use
In her new sex and relationships advice column, Rachel Johnson advises a man who wants a lot of sex, and a woman wondering why she doesn’t
Move over grand gestures – long term love is all about the everyday acts. Our writers share the micro-habits that make them feel cherished
Finding a date is discouraging enough without having to fork out for the privilege
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As The Telegraph’s Agony Uncle, I weigh in on your dilemmas – the good, the bad and the ugly
Novelist fears that men are less masculine because they have to 'do the washing up'
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Platform will create a space for adult conversations without 'shame or guilt or judgement'
Tinder’s new feature allows friends and family to comment on a person’s potential matches, so our volunteers put it to the test
I’d like to be a grandmother, so I hope Gen Z will eventually put down their smartphones and try the sex thing
The ‘funny man’ is a British national fantasy – but cracking a joke on a first date may not be a winning evolutionary strategy
Ayleen Charlotte was defrauded of £100,000 – but triumphed in the end
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