MN2S PR client, media personality and sexual communication expert Dr. Tara was interviewed by Grazia Online about Celebs Go Dating, ghosting and low self-confidence.
Sexual communication expert, television personality, professor and podcast host Dr. Tara has been interviewed for a feature in Grazia Online on modern dating. Entitled ‘Dr Tara On Celebs Go Dating, Ghosting And How Low Self-Confidence Impacts Relationships’, the piece explores the demise of modern dating and talks about the new season of Celebs Go Dating, which is on Monday-Thursday on E4 until mid-September. When discussing dating advice for Grazia readers, Dr. Tara says: ‘We should take the metaphor of peeling the onions here. On the very first date, there is a lot of information gathering about what’s important to them, what their values are, what their goals are, do they love their jobs, what do they do for fun,’ she says. ‘Then on the second or third date, dig deeper. What are their goals in three years? How do they view marriage? What about children? It’s very common to talk about these things on your second or third date, especially people who are serious about dating.’
Read the full feature over at Grazia Online.
Dr. Tara Suwinyattichaiporn is redefining love and intimacy for Gen Z and beyond. As the expert on “Celebs Go Dating,” she guides celebrities through their romantic journeys and will return in 2024 to continue her impactful work. Dr. Tara hosts the “Luvbites by Dr. Tara” podcast, writes for Women’s Health magazine, and shares her fresh perspectives on love and sex with 2.3 million followers on Instagram and TikTok. She is also a professor at Cal State Fullerton, where she educates students on relational and sexual communication. Her book, “Sexual Communication: Research in Action,” and her Sex Academy provide groundbreaking insights and comprehensive learning on sexual health and communication. Dr. Tara’s multifaceted approach—from advising celebrities to engaging on social media—establishes her as a cultural phenomenon and a pivotal figure in modern relationship dynamics.