“Food Divorce” Is the New Relationship Trend Couples Are Trying — And It Might Actually Make Their Marriage Stronger
More couples are ditching traditional dinners together in favor of a “food divorce” — and it might actually be the secret to a happier, healthier relationship.
Forget Oysters: These Are the Aphrodisiac Foods That May Actually Boost Your Sex Life, According to a Sexologist
Can a glass of red be the answer to improving desire?
Say Goodbye to Red Flags, a Psychologist Explains the Reason You’re Attracted to People Who Are Bad for You
From bad boys to those 'off limits'.
5 Subtle Signs You May Be Falling Out of Love With Your Partner, According to an Expert — and Whether the Relationship Can Be Saved
Should you stay or should you go?
Is Staying Single Really Empowering — or Is It Taking a Toll on Young Adults?
As modern day singlehood is reframed as empowerment, new research suggests the emotional reality for young adults may be more complicated. We're diving into the details!
Psychology: Strong Relationships Can Answer These 2 Questions
According to psychologists, these two questions are essential for evaluating how strong relationships are, promoting better understanding each other's needs, and measuring the depth of commitment and emotional maturity within a couple.
Wait… Is Having a Boyfriend Embarrassing Now? The Internet Thinks So — & It’s About Independence
British Vogue sparked a viral debate about girlhood, identity, and why the internet is collectively rejecting couple-as-personality culture
What the Science of Attraction Says About Your First Glance
Think you know what draws you to someone at first glance? A study shows your eyes have predictable patterns that reveal your true preferences.