How dating has changed since the 1980s and 1990s
Dating for the first time since the 1980s or 1990s? What has changed, from apps and messaging to new dating terms, and what hasn’t.
Starting again
Practical guidance for starting to date again after divorce, bereavement or a long relationship.
Practical guidance for starting to date again after divorce, bereavement or a long relationship.
Dating for the first time since the 1980s or 1990s? What has changed, from apps and messaging to new dating terms, and what hasn’t.
Telling a date, food and drink on dates, hypos, intimacy and support when you are dating with diabetes later in life. Not medical advice.
Is it too soon? Why some people feel ready to date within a year of losing a partner, how family may react, and how to look after yourself.
For people who had an affair and are thinking about dating again: understanding what happened, guilt, family reactions, and being honest with someone new.
Coming out in your 40s, 50s, 60s or beyond: telling a spouse and family, looking after yourself, and starting to date as an LGBTQ+ person for the first time.
When you might feel ready, what and when to tell a date, body confidence, intimacy and support when dating after cancer later in life. Not medical advice.
Dating after caring for a partner who died: anticipatory grief, rebuilding your life, when you might feel ready, fear of caring again and support.
Separated but still sharing a home? Ground rules with your ex, explaining your situation to dates, children, legal and money questions, and staying safe.
Dating again after a partner’s affair: readiness, rebuilding self-esteem, trusting someone new, what to tell a new partner and where to get support.
How far to travel for dates and love after 50: search radius, travel costs, the emotional side of distance, relocating later in life and talking about it as a couple.