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“Black women want the same things that other women want—to marry someone who is on their level, who’s a peer and who can contribute to the relationship—many people say they are asking too much.” — author Ralph Richard Banks

Whether it’s running, dancing, painting or catching up with that friend you haven’t seen in ages, write the script for your story. Rise up, dust yourself off and take that first step. You’ll be happy that you did.

Sway Magazine Editor Jon Sarpong takes a no-nonsense approach when it comes to doling out love advice.

Your date is picked, now it’s time to choose the place it will all take place. Whether it’s a small historic inn or a hotel chain, everybody has a website, so get online and start your search.

In this special edition of The Lovezone, Geena Lee explores some edible aphrodisiacs that you can use to whet the appetite for love.

Husband and wife matchmaking team Amelia Phillips-Lewis & Gary Lewis share ‘his and her’ tips to scoring a date for this Valentine’s Day

Let’s be real; it’s hard enough to maintain a happy and healthy relationship when all finances are in order, much less when they’re not. After all, it’s one of the top reasons behind breakups and divorce.

Maintaining a long distance love is not for the faint of heart. There’s the issue of trust to contend with, not to mention the feeling of stark loneliness when your lover is not physically by your side.

If you start dating someone who’s fresh out of a break-up, chances are they’re on a rebound, and you’re serving as a soft landing for their emotional downfall. Nobody wants to be a rebound, as the ball most likely won’t stay in your court for long.