Forty-five million Latinos are eligible to vote in the 2024 election, and 15 million are estimated to belong to Gen Z — people born after 1997 and before 2013.

With singles being more thoughtful and taking a healthier approach to finding a significant other, people are not looking for a casual hook-up, but rather a longtime partner.

Dealbreakers come in all shapes and sizes, but which ones are truly worth it? Here is how to get past some dating dealbreakers

Whether you swipe right or do it the old fashion way, dating is exciting. But dating these days can also be dangerous.

Reader, we have a hit a new low in this country, and it takes form in a new Netflix dating show that sounds so insane, I actually cannot believe it is real.

We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: It’s ... been quite a year. But we all know, too, that there has been plenty of good that’s come out of this year. That includes all the people who have found love. Author’s note: As someone who is married, the dating scene doesn’t cross my mind a lot, but I’ve wondered: How do people meet others, romantically, during such a strange time? If you’ve gone through this during a pandemic, I’d love to hear your story, if you’re willing to share.

Spending your nights watching movies and cuddling up with your significant other sounds great in theory, but there’s a lot more to consider before handing over your house keys. Here are five things you and your partner should consider before making the big move. Relationship expert Bela Gandhi, the founder of Smart Dating Academy, suggests asking yourself and your partner why you want to move in together. From water leaks to loud neighbors, it’s a good idea to know how you two handle big stressors as a couple. Next, you’ll want to know your significant other’s habits, so you’re not caught off guard.

SAN ANTONIO Has your dating life come to a screeching halt due to the COVID-19 pandemic? Southtowns The Good Kind said you might want to start by looking six feet in front of you. The Good Kind is hosting a speed dating event this Saturday evening for men and women, ages 21 and up. The social distance dating event is limited and will take place in an outdoor garden lounge on Saturday, June 27th from 7 to 10 PM. A total of 30 Men and 30 Women will be divided into two age groups: 15 Men, 15 Women ages 21 to 40, and 15 Men, 15 Women ages 40 and up.

But is eating out really still the best way to celebrate Valentine’s Day? Here are five reasons why staying at home to celebrate Valentine’s Day just might be the best option. All of the above are just a few reasons why spending Valentine’s Day at home can have its perks. OK, on the surface, this might sound like being a cheapskate on Valentine’s Day, but hear us out. Do you plan on going out or staying in on Valentine’s Day?