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There’s never been a shortage of dating advice from family, friends and self-help authors. Yet in the digital age, people are turning to nerdy hacker-types as guides.

One of the most common struggles faced involve the different relationships in your life, especially the toxic ones that end up doing more harm than good.

Most likely to do the "Monday Blues" and the reality that you just spent another weekend alone. Or worse yet, with a total loser.

Dating coach Molly Peckler, founder of cannabis-friendly matchmaking firm Highly Devoted, suggests people should be as specific as possible when looking for a partner.

Super Liking someone's profile is very easy to do it by accident, and it’s become one of Tinder’s most annoying trademarks.

Texting with someone is different than talking to them in real life, giving you the chance to be more candid and fearless. That's good, but it can also be bad.

Dating apps were created to get rid of the awkward first encounter; to give you the feeling that you're not meeting up with a complete stranger, even though you are.

If your idea of a winter sport is trying to rack up as many dates as you can, you're in good company. During the Olympics, the village is en fuego with burning skin from people swiping right like it was, well, an Olympic sport.

They say nothing can unite people than sharing in the things they like. But what about uniting people by the things they hate most?

If you’re a cannabis enthusiast you can feel like you’re harboring some shameful secret when interacting with new acquaintances.