Unlike the ick trend (which is usually just absurd), the beige flag trend is really just simplifying and normalizing the fact that everyone has quirks. This is all a part of what makes human nature and finding your person so… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
Beige flags are qualities you notice about someone who you spend a lot of time with. They are the distinct, even funny characteristics you recognize in a significant other. They aren't good or bad; they're just unique. — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
Stuck in an unhappy marriage on the path to divorce, my father concluded that abortion should be the solution to the unplanned, unwanted pregnancy… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
You must choose where you are going to put your money. That may be different than everyone else around you - and that is… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
I don't think setting people up is a bad move; in fact, it's one way to actually help singles - so long as the… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
During my senior year, I dropped out of my Kappa Delta sorority chapter after they asked us to publicly condemn one of our alums,… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
The landscape of dating is a well-trodden horizon of red flags and green flags. Red flags are, of course, warning signs - anything about… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
Decisions should never be made because someone said 'it doesn't matter' or because 'it's empowering.' Those are subjective points. — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
I consider myself a relatively happy person, and I love and am grateful for my life. — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
My husband was 28 when we met, and by the Internet's definition, he was chronically single. He never felt like any of the women… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
When women take account of their lives and values to make a change, they should never be mocked or have fingers pointed at them. — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
My brothers and I won the lottery with a mother who would walk through fire for us and actively sought out opportunities to support… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
We are biologically designed to both need and want a better half for protection, for procreation, and for community. Wanting such is not oppressive,… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
