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To have a baby, a woman needs a man. But she doesn’t have to fall in love with him. Or even meet him.

Friends shouldn’t indulge your whimpering about a flaky guy—they ought to help you see his ambivalence for what it is. Otherwise, they’re part of the problem.

When a stranger asks you out on the street, you’re supposed to run away. But who knows what you might be missing?

Can a Bush voter and a Kerry voter find happiness together? Maybe for a little while.

Double dating is a mostly dreadful custom, but it can occasionally provide a harmless thrill or two.

Not everyone is charming and gorgeous. That’s why there’s trivia night.

Why dating ugly men can be a beautiful thing.

Among New York couples, it’s increasingly the women, not the men, who can’t make a commitment.

Lonely hearts in the city get all the ink—and have plenty of resources to turn to for hooking-up help. But what if all you’re after is a friend?

More and more men are perfecting an infuriating alternative to the painful, drawn-out breakup: the disappearing act.