"None of us is born knowing how to be in a relationship. Malcolm Gladwell, in his best-selling book Outliers,
argues that virtually every skill can be mastered, if it's practiced
for 10 years. He writes: 'The tennis prodigy who starts playing at six
is playing in Wimbledon at 16 or 17. The classical musician who starts
playing the violin at four is debuting at Carnegie Hall at 15 or so.'
View being single as practice for being in a relationship. Don't expect
to have the skills to be in a relationship right away."
—Juliette Tang, community manager for zoosk.com
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—Juliette Tang, community manager for zoosk.com
Video: Dating tips>