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Is living in New York really as bad as they say it is for a single person? One city is, according to a new report.

It seems that available ladies abound in this Empire State city

With cuffing season in full swing, if you haven't already locked down your winter boo, you may still be interviewing a potential body warmer or two to help you get through this long cold winter. If you are, then inevitably you'll need to find a few places to hang out to get to know your possible cuddle candidate.

Dating and falling in love isn't easy. But if you're looking to do that, according to a new study, New York State is a good place to be.

We love women from the 716 but run away if she does these things

Being single in Buffalo isn’t easy, but if you decide to embark on one of the activities below, you can find that it sure can be fun!

Western New York has no shortage of great restaurants, activities, and things to do when going out.

We are right in the middle of cuffing season, and if you are trying to find your perfect match, Buffalo is making it easy for you this weekend.

Dating has changed throughout the years...a lot. It's hard to even remember dating through classified ads. But it used to happen.

When you're seeing someone new, when do you stop "dating" and become a "relationship"?  Statistics say the average time is about six weeks in. The survey, was conducted by OnePoll on behalf of EdenFantasys, also revealed that in most relationships, physical affection comes first The key apparently is not waiting too long or your dating-partner may start to look for someone else

Do you still date? Or do you and your husband or partner have a regular date night? Have you paid attention to what it costs, or do you wonder?

If you're single, you date right? I mean, maybe once a week, before major holidays, on Valentine's Day so you don't feel left out. Or maybe you don't date but you just go out with a friend, with no strings attached. Whatever you call it, are there rules you follow?