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Two close friends, Tash Gillezeau and Camille Gray discuss the concept of finding your soul mate. Tash’s parents are happily divorced, and Camille’s parents are happily married, and although both women are very optimistic when it comes to love, their parents’ relationships have undeniably influenced their outlook.

Elle Triantafillou and Alice Joel review SUFF opener Love.

While some of us put hearts in our names on MSN Messenger to show we’re in love, Constance Titterton sponsors words in the dictionary.

Constance Titterton

Victoria Zerbst tried J-swipe, the Jewish Tinder.

Daniel Farinha fell in love with a catfish.