Who has time for meeting new sexpots when there's a corporate ladder to climb and extra hours to log? For many people, going for the brass ring means sacrificing relationship bliss.

Date-night dining is a hot topic among singles and those searching.

Nightlife is to single-hood what cable is to television: One might be able to exist without the other, but not in our current reality.

This latest installment of Sexy Restaurants may be the most mouthwatering one yet, what with its lineup of Big Apple juiciness, Sin City excess and Niagara splash.

Welcome to the second installment of the North American sexy restaurants tour.

Sometimes it takes losing each other in a breakup to realize just how much the relationship really meant to you both.

Chocolate and jewelry and sex! Oh my!

Lots of guys think Valentine's Day is a racket.

So, you've suffered through Aunt Leona's marriage inquisition at the annual family dinner. You've made it through the office party, the client's party and your fabulously married friends' parties.

In Bill Murray's classic comedy, Groundhog Day, a cranky weatherman named Phil Connors (played by Murray) is forced to re-live the same day over and over again -- February 2, Groundhog Day, in Punxsutawney, PA.

Knowing that you're wonderful is a good thing. Being able to brag about it to everyone in the world is even better.

Whether your relationship is old or new, spending the holiday season with your partner's family -- or inviting them to spend theirs with yours -- can be stressful.

Let's face it, aside from Valentine's Day, Christmas is probably the most couples-oriented holiday of the year.

Technology generally makes life easier. And few technological advances have been as profound or sweeping as the mobile phone.

Yes, it's that time of the year again. A treacherous maze of white elephant gifts, semi-formalwear and the open bar, otherwise known as the holiday office party.

I bumped into a gay business associate recently, and it was a quite a wake-up call.

Yes, it's nearly Valentine's Day -- a romantic minefield for singles if ever there was one. But fret not!

It's the most dreaded of all romantic pitfalls: The ultra-awkward holiday gift exchange.

There are heaps of advantages to being single -- the remote is all yours, food never vanishes and you can't really argue with yourself about the division or quality of housework.

Reflections on Dating a Suddenly Sleek Geek:

You may feel like the last single standing but statistics know otherwise.

Hey guys! Does a receding hairline give you the pre-date jitters?