Tag: LFGdating
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This Week on LFGdating: Gifts for Player Two
One link for the whole week: the gift guide, how much to spend, experiences vs. things, a founders’ note, a five-step plan for giving, and the public data.
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This Week on LFGdating: Press Start on Us
Press Start on Us, in one place: defining the relationship, why the DTR talk is hard, situationship vs. exclusive, a founder note, scripts, and the data.
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Defining the Relationship: The Gamer’s Complete 2026 Guide to the DTR Talk
Define the relationship without guessing. What research does and doesn’t show about the DTR talk, how situationships fit, how to ask, and how to hear “not yet.”
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This Week on LFGdating: Spooky Season Date Night
Spooky season, in one place: horror game date night, the bridge study, scary vs. cozy games, a founder essay, a pause-word playbook, and the public data.
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The Scariest Thing We Ever Did Was Hit Launch
Our first member signed up while Casey was on an elliptical, a blizzard closed school, and a phone call from Hawaii started it all. The spooky-season version.
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Horror Game Date Night: The Gamer’s Complete 2026 Guide to Spooky-Season Dating
Does fear make you fall for someone? Overstated. But scary-game date night has a better case: formats, intensity, opting out, and what to do when it goes wrong.
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This Week on LFGdating: Squad to Player Two
The week in one place: dating a friend, why friends fall for each other, friends first vs. love at first sight, a founder essay, scripts, and the numbers.
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It Started With a Teammate
Before LFGdating was a company, it was two high school basketball teammates and one phone call from Hawaii. Casey on the friendship that built the site.
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Dating a Friend: The Gamer’s Complete 2026 Guide to Friends-to-Lovers
About two-thirds of couples in the research started as friends. Here’s why it happens, the real risks, how to tell if it’s mutual, and how to bring it up.
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Why Friends Fall for Each Other: Hours, Seat Charts, and 36 Questions
Closeness builds like XP: hours, proximity, repeated contact, and taking turns opening up. What the research says about why friends fall for each other.