Ossiana Tepfenhart is a freelance journalist and writer whose work has appeared in publications such as YourTango, NewsBreak, PR.com, SuperMoney, and Medium. With a focus on relationships, self-improvement, and pop culture, Ossiana's articles provide insight and advice on topics ranging from love and dating to personal growth and beauty.
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Ossiana's articles predominantly cover themes related to family and relationships, often incorporating expert commentary and data citations. For effective outreach, consider offering pitches with insights from reputable relationship experts or professionals in the field of psychology. They should be able to provide evidence-based advice on topics such as marriage, dating dynamics, psychological behaviors in relationships, and recognizing signs of abuse.
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Don't beg for a man who doesn't deserve you.
By: Ossiana Tepfenhart
Not everyone finds (or is looking for) the right person to be with. Most of us have experienced a dry spell in love.
If these signs sound familiar, he's ready to walk down the aisle with you.
Men are easier to impress than you may think.
By: Ossiana Tepfenhart
Dating is hard, and so is being single. The other night, my husband and I got a phone call from our friend Mason*. Mason is a great guy.
Women may think they're being being all cute, but it might not be a great look.
By: Ossiana Tepfenhart
Every divorce is unique, and separation often comes with shame. Once one person in your friend group divorces, research confirms it's usually common enough to see others follow suit.
By: Ossianatepfenhart
Romantic comedies rarely give us the warm fuzzies anymore.
If these signals sound familiar, your job may be taking advantage of you. Recently, I had the pleasure of meeting someone who was just in the same(ish) position that I was in.
By: Ossianatepfenhart
Polyamory is not all sunshine, rainbows, and swinging.
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