That is a great idea... can we also add a side version that include children & family stuff? We have like zero friends in the same boat as us... mine are mostly single Mom’s & his are mostly losers that still live w/their parents @ 37 yrs old w/no girlfriend, wife, or child... I would LOVE to have fun family friendly…

illeagls sounds like an avian themed hip hop group

Totally. I feel like if you have great new couple friends it makes your own relationship with your spouse that much more awesome. It's hard to articulate in words I guess.

Oh totally. “I really liked them” , “they seem fun”, “we should have them over for dinner,” “do you think they noticed my lazy eye?”

I need this in my life, like yesterday.

Sometimes I remember back to when my husband was just a crush. It’s hotter in some way. And I love him much much more now. But those moments when we caught eyes and I caught on fire. Seered into my brain.

you’ll make a billion dollars

I need this app. I may have this tendency to come on too strong with nice couples of similar age and common interests and start inviting them to dinners and weekends away because DAMNIT I JUST WANT SOME MORE COUPLE FRIENDS

As a married man in his 30’s, I find I get the most excited about new fun couples that my wife and I have lots in common with, and seem genuinely fun to hang out with.

Spanking into a hat on the subway is also not acceptable.

Uff, this is such a terribly condescending article. As an Indian urban woman from a city, I find her tone patronising to say the least. I have no desire to defend the deep patriarchal mindset that most Indian men, and several women, in my country swear by - but c’mon, this is ridiculous. She goes to a semi-urban part…

omg my mother and I use the same hair dye as well (but hers turns out darker and mine has a reddish tinge that shows through, so it’s not twinsies)..so next time someone says we look alike I’m going to use that line.

okay people are also like inherently stupid about hair color to a point that I find it baffling.

I see your no laughing rule and raise it to a no talking rule. I wasn’t allowed to TALK. All communication had to be by IM, even though there were only four of us in a tiny office. This rule came about when I accidentally interrupted the boss’ conversation at the desk behind me. I wish I still had that memo. Freaking…

It’s amazing what having a great boss will do for you. I’ve learned that great boss doesn’t mean friendly ‘mate’ either. It's someone who is responsible, fair, secure, confident and knows how to manage and develop people. It's a skill that few have.

I was written up for laughing too loud once. I was working for a Big 6 accounting firm at the time, and it was tax season. My boss told me that if I was laughing, I wasn’t working. And also that my laughing distracted everyone from their work and made them feel bad for actually working. They also wrote me up for…

This is the dumbest dismissal of a woman’s experience I’ve read in a while.

No man should question God!