Trading in your impulsive college years for a 9-5 job can be jarring, but adulting doesn’t have to be as traumatizing as TV makes it out to be.

Let’s start with the bad news: 53% of women who don’t receive anything on Valentine’s are likely to break up with their significant other, according to a 2014 poll (and it’s doubtful things have changed that much in three years).

Look, we tried to warn you already: Valentine’s Day is imminent.

Valentine’s Day may seem pretty far away still, but don’t be fooled: you'd better get a game plan.

The 18th Amendment was passed in 1919, providing the entire nation with what should have been a 13-year killjoy, but nothing could have stopped the Roaring Twenties from being defined by glamour and booze.

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You’ve heard it before: millennials are lazy.

"Pulling out": the contraceptive of choice for high schoolers the world over; and commonly touted as the absolute dumbest strategy around for pregnancy prevention.

It's easy to get stuck in a social rut: going to the same places, doing the same things, and eating the same food every weekend.

It’s your worst nightmare: all your friends are Snapchatting photos at the bar, then they hit up bowling, and went to that new pizza place you’ve been dying to try.

For the majority of people, the most important part about the Kentucky Derby (or throwing a Derby party) is the festive food and drinks, but for the more serious attendees, dressing in Derby duds is almost as important.

Before Match.com came along and changed the dating frontier, lonely singletons had to opt for more creative ways to meet The One.