SouthCoast Shares Dating Advice

It's a week of love. Valentine's Day is a time where many express their feelings of admiration for their special someone.

Couples will be headed to local bars and restaurants all weekend long to enjoy a great time with their sweetheart. In fact, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, namely Providence, just made a list of top spots for dating.

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Not everyone has a valentine, including some NYC influencers who shared their solo excursions to city bars and restaurants. "Solo-dating" on TikTok has hundreds of videos of singles getting coffee alone, seeing movies and enjoying some "me time."

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Even if you're not celebrating with a loved one this Valentine's Day, chances are you have had a relationship (or maybe a few) in the past. Looking back, were there red flags? Would you advise your younger self to pursue other options or handle a situation differently?

I know I would. Sharing your wisdom after failed and successful relationships would be a gift. Thinking back on past relationships, I would have to say my biggest piece of advice for my younger self would be to always say how I feel.

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Sometimes as you're beginning to date you're overthinking what to say and overanalyzing every move. Hey, I'm first to say that everything happens for a reason, and it's true. You wouldn't be where you are without your past experiences.

Having regrets is one thing, looking back and learning from an experience is another.

Imagine being able to go back and speak to your younger self? What would be the biggest piece of advice you'd want a young you to have?

We asked and you answered. Check out what dating advice SouthCoast residents would share with their younger selves.