Getting caught in the dreaded long, awkward silences, the pregnant pauses and having a total lack of common interests is killer for a burgeoning relationship.

A lot of people have a hard time finding the right things to say, and aren’t exactly sure how to even start a conversation with someone they’re interested in.

Having a connection with someone on a date is great. When it goes perfectly, when you seem to have everything in common and you can talk for hours about everything under the sun, it’s a great feeling, right?

But what about when the date turns out horribly, horribly wrong?

The universal truth behind the end of most relationships is this: the relationship may have been hard, but the breakup is even more difficult.

No matter why you broke up, both people tend to nurture feelings of regret, failure and hurt that can take quite some time to get over.

For Arab singles, there are unique ways to try to get over this person and to move on with your life.

“That’s my final price.” How many times have you heard that? Is it usually the final price? If you’re a good haggler, then most likely the answer is no.

But how does a consumer haggle for a better price? Are there specific places that are better to haggle at than others? Is it considered rude to haggle?