Being clingy erodes trust and respect in relationships and leads to suffocation and loss of individuality. Address it early with communication and boundaries.

Exploring the risks and meanings behind rushing into relationships and whether it signals potential red flags for long-term compatibility.

Toxic traits sabotage personal growth and relationships. If left unchecked, they lead to a cycle of negativity. Learn to identify and overcome these behaviors.

Understand the timeless practice of wearing your heart on your sleeve and learn how the art of emotional expression can help you get closer to someone special.

Rebound relationships can be complex, often serving as a coping mechanism post-breakup. Learn how to spot rebounds and navigate them with Jaunty’s guidance.

Learn to recognize relationship deal breakers & red flags to create healthy boundaries, a happier love life, and avoid wasting your time on emotional vampires.

Negging is a form of emotional manipulation where a person gives backhanded compliments or subtly insulting remarks to undermine another person’s confidence.

Hopefully you’re looking forward to Thanksgiving. Amazing food, fun stories, catching up with good people, and some quirky and interesting traditions… Sound familiar? No? Okay.

“For instance, a 25 year old can ask, “Do I want to be a 60 year old with or without offspring?,” which is different than the more difficult question like, “Do I want kids?” This person may realize they would love the last 30-40 years actually having kids and grandchildren come visit them.”

“The pandemic has changed dating. This includes the way in which we are getting to know each other. The courting process, conversations we are having on first dates, and the mediums we are using to connect (I’m looking at you Zoom!) would make our ancestors dizzy.”

“The current situation made me realize that I need to reevaluate my romantic life.”

“Relationships can be made or strengthened faster than you think. At Jaunty we say it takes six weeks to arm yourself with the social skills tools needed. Then it takes six months to start seeing those relationships really blossom.”