Written by Katherine Cooke Apparently, it takes more than just a handful of dates, a mutual appreciation for a niche science fiction show and undeniable chemistry in order to have a happy and successful long-term relationship – you also actually have to talk to each other. A healthy relationship requires open and honest communication. In a relationship, people’s styles of thinking are different, and they have different expectations and needs. People also have different ways o

Written by Millie Braund Long distance relationships have been around long before COVID-19, but many couples are experiencing the issue for the first time with this year of on-and-off lockdowns. After a long time of not seeing each other, it can be difficult to keep that spark alive, and planning regular (once a week) nights off for virtual dates can be a great way to still spend time ‘together’, even though you may not physically be there. Whilst Facetime catch up calls or m

Written by Libby Taylor A day of celebrating love is what we could all use after a year of uncertainty and, at times, sadness. Whilst Valentine’s day is typically seen as a day for couples to celebrate their commitment to one another, that isn’t to say singles can’t celebrate their love for their friends, family, pets, and themselves! However, the current lockdown makes things more difficult than usual, but it’s important to celebrate our love for one another, especially in t

Written by Sherina Bhundia Design by Ellen Stanton Being with someone you click with so naturally is the best feeling. You feel like you’ve been best friends your whole life; you’re so comfortable with them. Maybe that’s what a soulmate is – not someone who you have everything in common with but someone who feels like home. You’re thinking about them, aren’t you? It really does SUCK to cope with a long-distance relationship as it is, but a long-distance relationship and a pan