Sleep, work, television, weekend. Far too often that’s the chosen routine of the couple that has already settled into each other. While it’s great when couples are comfortable enough with each other that they’ve passed the initial “honeymoon” stage well, the entire situation can lead to monotony. That’s not how it’s supposed to be as a couple – heck, that’s not how it’s supposed to be as a person. Read the rest of this entry »

Having a profile here at Kupple.com can be a great advertisement to your willingness to improve your relationship and truly explore what it means to be a couple. But like anything else, there’s always a way to improve on what you’ve already established. And if your Kupple profile needs tweaking, well, there’s no reason that you shouldn’t tweak it to improve your experience here. Read the rest of this entry »

We live in a digital world now; ignoring that fact won’t change it. And that’s why it’s important for the couples of Kupple.com – and indeed couples everywhere – to understand the new wrinkles that social media introduces into our relationships. We can’t afford to be cavalier about the way we use Facebook; if we are, then those mistakes can often come back to bite us in unexpected ways. Read the rest of this entry »

To busybodies, the idea of having “fun at home” probably sounds like an oxymoron. After all, home is for rest, relaxation, and decompressing after work! Why should you have fun at home when you can go out and experience the world? Read the rest of this entry »

The good news about the modern conveniences of travel and communication is that they have shrunk our world, making a long-distance relationship possible for anyone. The bad news? They’ve made a long-distance relationship possible for anyone. Read the rest of this entry »

Having a clear-set path for your career is a great thing. Ambition, similarly, can ultimately mean achieving your dreams. But when the balance of your life gets out of whack, focusing too much time on your career can ultimately weigh down your relationship and potentially lead to a break-up. Read the rest of this entry »

Here’s a secret few in the self-help industry are willing to tell you: personal growth is hard. It’s even harder when you’re in a relationship and both of you need to grow on some level. And yet many of us don’t even realize how we may be fault when it comes to jealousy. We think that our jealous feelings are a result of what the other person is doing, or something that’s out of our own control. Read the rest of this entry »

We at Kupple.com will be the first to point out that having a strong, committed relationship has some major advantages. There’s no substitute for the support and love you get from someone you truly have chemistry with.

But forget all that for a moment. Instead, let’s take a little while and think about some of the fringe benefits of being a part of a couple. For example: restaurants. Read the rest of this entry »

We’ve all been in that situation. Extra weight. The third wheel. The fifth wheel. Odd man (or woman) out. It’s not fun when you’re single, and while it’s not quite as painful for you when you’re part of a couple, it can still be difficult to continue seeing your single friends when you’re living the life of a couple. Read the rest of this entry »

There’s nothing like spending time together as a couple – at least, not when it’s sunny outside. But going out for a winter weekend can be a little more daunting of a task when it’s freezing outside and your car will barely start. Read the rest of this entry »