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Scott Turing and Laurie Pascal, Unchaperoned Life In March 2026, something interesting happened in our community. A man in our community posted a six-point list of what he said "men want" in a relationship quality woman. It got 475 reactions and 600 comments. Then another man responded with
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Scott Turing and Laurie Pascal, Unchaperoned Life A few weeks ago, someone in an LDS midsingles group asked a deceptively simple question: "What lessons have you learned from your dating life?" The post got 198 comments—nearly 200 people lining up to share what years of dating, disappointment,
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Scott Turing and Laurie Pascal, Unchaperoned Life Earlier this week in a Dating group on Facebook, a woman named Sami posted a dark purple image with a single question in white text: "What is a red flag you ignored before that you would never ignore now?" Sixty-seven comments
Faith & Dating
In the Facebook group, a man named Aaron posted a simple red image with five words on it: "If you want to get married, why?" That's it. No story, no setup. Just the question. Nearly 200 comments followed. And what emerged wasn't one answer.
Dating After Divorce
A few days ago, a woman named Courtney posted a meme in a Facebook group for mid-single members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It was simple, funny, and devastatingly accurate. "Dating after divorce is weird," it read. "I don't know how
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Someone posted four words on a brown background in a midsingles Facebook group last week. What's worse than living alone? Two hundred and seventy-four people answered. And honestly? The responses were more honest than most Sunday School lessons combined. There was the woman who said she slept soundly