A reader recently wrote me to ask if her habit of Facebook stalking her husband's ex-wife is dysfunctional.   She wrote: I have always had a thing with Facebook stalking my husbands ex-wife. I was the same way with the guys I dated before him and that dude's ex. I'm never interested in my exes;

The results you've been getting from your online dating profile can be summed up in two words: crickets and tumbleweeds (wait, that's three). Sure, your profile describes you perfectly, but it' could be riddled with scary red flags that are filling potential suitors with sheer terror. Red Flag 1:

Beware of the far away prince who contacts you because you're "cute" or "the one". Why? Because... Funny story, I want to relate to all of you pond fishers. Especially the women that create a story based on the lover who lives in another country. A friend of mine was online. She was being seduced

A beautifully Instagrammed snap of a bouquet of roses, an ode to a husband who changed his first diaper (#HottestDadEver!), or a status update about the best date night. It's easy to scroll through your Facebook feed and think your friends' relationships are storybook fairytale perfect. And

Oh, boy, here we go. The answer, to put it simply: no. But I understand why couples do share their passwords. It's a sign of how completely devoted and faithful you are to one another. That trust can't be doubted or questioned if you have access to his email, his phone, his social media accounts,