Articles by: Nathan Hale Williams

The dating game isn't easy on any woman. It's not a Black thing.

The key to finding a love that will work for you is to understand that what you need in a mate is often more important than what you want.

Be thankful for the friends you have but never refuse the chance to make new ones.

Marriage should last forever if it's right, but is the constant obsession to get there hurting your connection?

Surround yourself with those who support your happiness or it will be tougher to get there.

"If you say you’re about a faith that teaches forgiveness, acceptance and love then, how can you mistreat others?"

If your man's mom is too pushy, remember that it's his problem, not yours.

Don’t lose touch with those who count just because you’re in love.

It’s so easy to get focused on other things, but you have to stay committed to growing with your partner.

Letting him go might feel wrong, but sometimes it's just the right thing to do.

Don’t let your paranoia destroy your relationship.

Warning: If you're constantly worried about what he might be doing, even if he's done nothing wrong, he could still say goodbye.

If there's "just this one thing" you dislike about the guy you're dating, are you sure it's really a deal breaker?

Sometimes Plan B is really Plan A. Know when to quit and start over.

Ladies, be weary of missing a love that was never worthy of you.

As more and more brothers disrespect sisters without even noticing, columnist Nathan Hale Williams wonders if chivalry is on its death bed.

Columnist Nathan Hale Williams recalls lessons learned that helped him overcome the post  breakup stings, and may help you too.

If a husband is what you’re after, you may need to look no further than the best guy friend you have.

Ladies, a real man doesn't need you to run his errands. Think about it.