What's the best reason to date a World of Warcraft player?

Their incredible attention to detail. Since a World of Warcraft player has to do dozens of quests, has to know the roles of ten to twenty-five other players in battle, and be completely prepared for every raid, it's rare that a World of Warcraft player will forget a birthday, anniversary, first date, hair appointment, etc.

What has World of Warcraft taught you about dating?

The value of compromise, in game and out. In game you learn that sometimes you need to put the priorities of others above yourself, like if you're raiding and another healer needs a new piece of equipment that would only be a small upgrade for you. Out of game, you need to work with your significant other so that you have time to raid and also to spend time with them.

What's the best way to ask a fellow player out in real life, without coming off weird?

I've always felt the best way to ask someone out, in game or not, is to try and keep it casual. "Asking milady for her company" is always going to be awkward. If you've gotten friendly with someone in game, it should be easy to suggest meeting up in the real world — like meeting up for a night of Mario Kart, since you already know you both enjoy gaming.

I peeked at my boyfriend's phone when he wasn't looking, and saw that he still gets a lot of texts from his ex, even though he promised me they never keep in touch. How should I address this situation?

I feel like this depends on what the text situation is. If they're getting all hot and heavy over the texts, then you should speak up. On the other hand, if it's just his ex being clingy and he's not responding, then you should let it slide. Sometimes a guy would rather avoid the issue then explain to you every time his phone buzzes.

There are tons of crazy photos of my girlfriend on Facebook of her from her college days, and it makes me really uncomfortable to see all those pictures out there. It sounds possessive, but I don't want them on the internet anymore. How do I deal with this?

This is something you can totally bring up to her. She may even have forgotten that some of those pictures are still hanging around and would want to get rid of them herself. Just want to warn her that more and more employers are looking at prospective hires' Facebook pages. Nobody wants to lose out on a job because of some drunken college pictures.

It's rare when a guy can make me come, but my vibrator has always done the job. Is it offensive to bring it out when I'm with a guy, assuming that he won't be able get me off?

A lot of guys get turned on when a woman takes control in the bedroom. By telling a guy exactly what he has to do to get you off, even if that includes using your vibrator, you can make it more exciting for him. If you're in a relationship, then you can bring it up like, "Hey, why don't we try something a little different this time?" When he sees how much you enjoy it, it'll be a lot easier for him to handle.