— 29, Berlin
"I told myself I wouldn't fall too fast, but it wasn't the speed that scared me—it was how seen I felt."
Dating today isn't just about finding someone—it's about understanding yourself, navigating expectations, and building meaningful connections. At Singlement, we don't give you rules—we give you perspective.
This is your space for honest conversations, self-discovery, and exploring modern relationships from every angle.
Our BlogWe're not here to tell you who to date. We're here to help you figure out why you want to.
At Singlement, we believe dating is more than chemistry or convenience—it's a journey of intention. Our team consists of writers, coaches, thinkers, and everyday daters who believe in asking better questions about love, timing, and self-worth.
We created this blog to:
We're not here to sell fairy tales. We're here to offer clarity, community, and content that respects your intelligence.
Thoughtful guidance based on real experiences and insights.
Build stronger connections through meaningful conversations.
Finding your own worth before and during relationships.
Keeping relationships healthy, growing, and fulfilling.
A few internal check-ins:
Communication is powerful. Use it thoughtfully.
"What if they don't like me?"
"Do I feel good being around them?"
"I need to make them stay."
"I want to be where I'm respected, not tolerated."
"I can fix this."
"I deserve someone who comes ready."
Studies show that people decide within the first 10 minutes whether they want a second date.
Listening well increases romantic attraction more than looks, according to recent psychological research.
The concept of "the spark" is often linked to familiar emotional patterns—not always healthy ones.
Attachment theory is one of the most predictive tools for understanding dating behavior.
A: Start by being honest about what you want—and what you're emotionally available for. Intention isn't a fixed label; it's about clarity and communication.
A: Often, we're drawn to dynamics that feel familiar, even if they're unhealthy. Shifting your patterns begins with self-awareness, not self-blame.
A: Compatibility is about shared values, emotional safety, and ease of connection—not just common interests or intense attraction.
A: If dating feels like a chore or leaves you more confused than excited, a pause might help you reconnect with yourself and reset your intentions.