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Watch That Tiny $74 1.5GHz Android-Powered Thumb-Puter In Action When memories can live forever online, there’s bound to be relationship issues, so we enlisted our favourite love doctor, Debby Herbenick, to share some advice. The question: When it’s all over, who gets custody of those shared digital memories?
When memories can live forever online, there’s bound to be relationship issues, so we enlisted our favourite love doctor, Debby Herbenick, to share some advice. The first question: Is it OK to delete the digital memories of your ex?
The old videophone sci-fi concept is now portable wireless reality, and it’s not just politicians and celebrities who are doing naughty things in front of cameras. Our resident love doctor explains if and when it’s OK to bring it up.
Though we’ve talked a lot about dumping via text message, the burning question put to our resident love doctor is: Can you ask someone out via text message? And can you do it with video?
You go out, you like each other, then you blow it by attempting to change your relationship status too soon. Our resident love doctor explains how soon is too soon, and what other freaky behaviour might ruin your good thing.
We asked our favourite love doctor, Debby Herbenick, what to do after we accidentally send a romantic or possibly kinky message to the wrong person. What about tweeting said message publicly, instead of sending direct?
