“An honorable man will never hurt his woman. He is warm, respectful, and he will always make time for his lady. And the most important is that he doesn’t play games. Games are for high school relationships. It’s really bad that most of the time both men and women are stuck in the games cycle. They th…”— NIKOLA GJAKOVSKI, lifehack.org
“Being chivalrous is being gallant. Paying special attention to women and being polite with them is one of the first traits of a gentleman. Not opening the car and being a jackass after, not opening the door and letting her down after, but a man who gives special attention that every women seeks.”— NIKOLA GJAKOVSKI, lifehack.org
“A gentleman is generous with his time, wisdom, and resources. He willingly serves others and extends a hand to those in need.”— Deborah King, globalpecacademy.com
“You're not dating yet. You’re still in the early stages of this relationship, you can’t text them like you own them, nor do you have any say in what they get up to, who with or where. It’s way too early to be worrying about that stuff.”— Rich Cooper, hexjam.com
“Always remember to keep things moving forward. From text to the phone conversation, from phone conversation to a date, from a date to relationship, etc. You get the picture.”— Meghan Clinton, lethow.com
“Love. You're going to wish you did more of it. You're going to wish you risked having your heart broken more often. You're going to wish you could continue feeling as amazing, as horrible and as sad as love managed to make you feel. Because those days — the ones that made you feel alive — are gone.…”— Paul Hudson, elitedaily.com
“It's having your heart break every time you miss your partner, every time you have to say goodbye, every time you get a little jealous or worried about your companion’s safety. Heartbreaks remind us we’re in love. You can’t avoid heartbreak in relationships.”— Paul Hudson, elitedaily.com
“We're all a bit bruised, a bit scarred and jaded. Some days are certainly going to be darker. But at the end of the day, your happiness is truly a choice. And a relationship isn’t going to ‘fix’ you.”— Paul Hudson, elitedaily.com
“Vulnerability allows us to create love. And if you aren’t being open, the person you love isn’t going to fall for you. I’ll grant that it is possible to make someone fall in love with you. You just can’t force it. It will take time and patience. It will also be hard, but it will also most definitely…”— Paul Hudson, elitedaily.com
“But like all addictions, this only leads to trouble. When you fall for the wrong person, you open yourself up to risk. You might make mistakes that take years to solve. And for many people, a relationship can become so toxic that it’s impossible to fully bounce back.”— Paul Hudson, elitedaily.com
“We're desperate to love. And because we're so desperate, we find ourselves falling for people who we realize aren’t worthy of our love.”— Paul Hudson, elitedaily.com
“Sometimes we have to let go of those we've loved. Sometimes that’s the only way to continue on living happily. Sometimes those you love become strangers. And life goes on.”— Paul Hudson, elitedaily.com
“True love manifests only when the love is shared. Until that point, what you have isn't really real. Until you fully know someone, you can’t love that person for the right reasons.”— Paul Hudson, elitedaily.com
“These are uncharted waters. Once you were the lighthouse that guided me to shore, making me feel safe and certain knowing where I can find home, but that light no longer shines.”— Paul Hudson, elitedaily.com
“There are worse things than being thirty-five, single, and female in New York. Like: Being twenty-five, singled, and female in New York. It's a rite of passage few women would want to repeat. It's about sleeping with the wrong men, wearing the wrong clothes, having the wrong roommate, saying the wro…”— Candace Bushnell, amazon.com
“Every woman in her late 20s goes through a period where she just doesn’t believe love is out there anymore, but it is. And I think the minute you stop looking for it is when it comes for you.”— Kristen Bell, hellogiggles.com
“This is for the daddy’s girls of the world - may we love it, may we embrace it, and, if we are lucky, may we marry a man who is half the guy he is...”— Kirsten Corley, puckermob.com
“You know that guy you are obsessed about getting to like you? In five years you won’t even remember his name.”— Christine Hassler, christinehassler.com