Dating

Half the battle in dating is that you don't know if someone's ready to commit to you.

I question myself a lot, but what I've realized is dating women is just so much more comfortable because you're from the same planet.

I went through things while I was dating Robby in the beginning, like kind of shame and internal things. But I'm like, this is true to me. This is the person I wanna be with.

At first, when my girlfriend and I, in the beginning, started dating, I was like, 'We'll see where it goes.' And then it was going very well. I could see the future, for once. It just felt so right.

I was so excited to meet Chrishell because she's kind of a trailblazer for me in the queer space. She was publicly dating men before and then just came out, no holds barred, with G, and the public response has been so amazing.

I just know after dating women, I don't think I would ever date a man again.

Running/Planning' is about having to chase your own tail to be good enough to exist. It's an abstracted view of societal pressure on women - specifically through a relationship lens: You start dating someone, you get engaged, you get married, you have kids etc etc etc... everything has to follow this linear pattern.

I just feel like dating is such a personal experience and that's why I cringe at watching people go through that. Those uncomfortable moments and having those conversations. Especially with those shows, for me, it's like 'No!'

I was dating a guy who just wasn't very supportive of my music, and it really stifled me. I stopped writing because he was just like, 'That's not cool.' I took his opinion way too seriously when really he just didn't get it. I remember listening to SZA's 'Ctrl' for the first time, and it literally gave me the courage to break up with him.

As a freshman in college, I was dating this guy who said he was a stand-up, all he really did was open mics. I went with him to an open mic. I didn't know what stand-up was really, so I wasn't afraid of it. I kept going because it was really fun.

The thing that I think that has gotten much harder is that it used to be that this dating market or the marriage market used to be local. It would be about the garden parties or a town. But then what you realize is, well, in 2025, the marriage market or the dating market is not on our phones on social media and, of course, in all the dating apps.

What I learned so much about dating is that we don't seem to have a language for love that actually fits into the way that we talk about everything else. So we're using language that is so algorithmic or, like, something that has so much to do with math and numbers as a way to describe a partner for life.

Dating is supposed to be a game we're playing in pursuit of love, but the language we use, the numbers that we are bringing up, they seem to be so far away from the actual ancient feeling and the miracle of love, which is something that cannot be quantified.

Dating is a capitalism or acquisition thing: to get a boyfriend, get married or get that person, or feel you're more attractive on the marketplace and can do better. That has nothing to do with love; it's capitalism.

Dating is a game that we're all playing in pursuit of love, but the truth about love is that it is a miracle.

I think with dating, it's all meant to be fun. It should just be fun.

I think the more you're dating, the more you're likely to meet someone, just statistically. Also, if you feel rejected, don't think it's about you. Often it's not about you, it's about them. Be resilient, as well.

Dating can be really fun, so don't be afraid to meet new people. Think of it as a fun activity to do to make a connection with someone, even if you're not a match romantically, you could still end up being taken for a nice meal or having an interesting conversation with someone.

Jax is incapable of only ever texting one girl at a time because even if he's dating one girl, there's still 'Blonde N.Y.C.' and 'Redhead Chicago' and 'Girl From Miami Two Years Ago.'

LinkedIn is a rather staid professional network, not some kind of dating site.