Love etc.

Jordin Sparks and Sage the Gemini are the Ultimate Example of #CuffingSeason Goals

October 8, 2015 // 1 Comment

Cuffing season 2K15 is almost here, but Jordin Sparks and Sage the Gemini have had their love on no chill since the spring. That’s real #CuffingSeason goals right there [...]

8 Ways to Stop Stressin’ About Textin’

June 8, 2015 // 0 Comments

Nervous about texting Potential Bae? Peep these tips to make your first convos easy and chill. By Khalea Underwood 1. Stop Stressin’ about Pressin’ A text message [...]

The 10 Commandments of Kissing

April 2, 2015 // 1 Comment

Whether you’re about to share your first kiss with the guy you’ve been diggin’ since third grade, or you’ve been locking lips with bae for months, you’ve got to [...]

5 Ways to Snag a Prom Date That’s Drama-Free!

March 10, 2015 // 1 Comment

Opening doors. Giving you his suit jacket when you’re cold. Actually dancing with you most of the night. Kissing you goodbye. You want a prom date who is ’bout [...]

How You Can Take Action Against Teen Dating Violence

February 11, 2015 // 0 Comments

With every relationship, there’ll be those breakups to makeups. Bae isn’t perfect and neither are you, and sometimes that birthday cake-and-rainbows feeling you [...]

How You and Bae Can Spend the 12 Dates of Christmas

November 4, 2014 // 0 Comments

What’s a girl to do with her boo this holiday season? Peep these date ideas that go beyond the usual dinner and a movie: On the 1st Date of Christmas: “Take a [...]

Long-Distance Love: 6 Ways to Make It Work

August 26, 2014 // 0 Comments

You’re kicking butt in class, have those extracurriculars on lock, and your social calendar stays full. But even though college life is turning out to be great, you [...]

7 Ways to Decode Your Crush’s Body Language

December 18, 2013 // 0 Comments

Guys can be more confusing than a calculus problem, but obsessing over their every word and action can drive a sistah cray. Hold on to your sanity and use this “cheat [...]

14 of Your Most Asked Sex Questions — Answered

November 14, 2013 // 1 Comment

You know those questions you were too nervous to ask in health class? The ones that made you blush just thinking about them? Things like, “Where can I actually [...]

Brokenhearted? 10 Songs to Help You Deal

June 22, 2013 // 1 Comment

Sometimes love sucks. (Hey, we like to keep things 100.) It’s especially hard when holidays like Valentine’s Day roll around and all you see at school are girls [...]

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