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Relationships often fall apart in similar ways. Here's how—from start to finish.
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Consider setting these three boundaries before you and your partner get serious.
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Sometimes, all you need is a change of perspective.
Modern stoicism is a trap. Here's how you can break free.
Signing legal papers isn't the only way to feel the effects of a divorce.
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It's never too late to realize that you deserve a fulfilling love life.
"It's the little things," they say. Here's why micro-moments reinforce love.
Here's how to spot a partner that's slowly but surely losing interest in you.
Add these monthly rituals to your calendar and watch what happens.
Here's how shows 'Ted Lasso' and 'Sex Education' depict mental health struggles.
Resist the urge to turn away from your spouse, and turn towards them instead.
Research shows that new love can fall into one of five patterned categories.
Here's how to tell if it's time for you and your partner to slow things down.
A lasting marriage should be built with these two factors as a foundation.
Sweet little lies aren't uncommon in relationships—nor are not-so-sweet ones.
Here's how language can reflect the need to create psychological distance.
Here's how to do the math that'll keep your relationship balanced.
How to tell whether your secret crush is harmless or not.
Your romantic type is not set in stone. Here are two ways it can change over time.
To build a long-lasting relationship, strive to meet these four criteria.
The next time you get a "gut feeling" about something, don't ignore it.
How to spot the most common methods most cheaters use to hide their affairs.
In reality, the work-from-home life isn't as dreamy as it looks. Here's why.
Don't chase; attract—and what belongs to you will simply find you.
These are six classical signs that a marriage won't stand the test of time.
Hustle culture is out; soft life is in. Here's why the movement is trending.
Some things are best left unsaid, especially on a first date.
How you love yourself is how you teach others to love you.
Maintaining closeness with a teen can feel difficult, but it's not impossible.
Dating the same kinds of people over and over can be exhausting.
These three films nail their depiction of misunderstood psychological disorders.
Wondering whether friendship with an ex-lover is possible? Here's how to tell.
We love our own creations far more than those of others—no matter how shabby.
Want to become the office MVP? Here's how to get it right.
Did your partner propose just so you'd stop asking them to?
Here's how you can turn a family movie night into an invaluable life lesson.
Couples in non-monogamous relationships are happier than ever.
Competence and humility are vital traits in the workplace. Here's why.
Know the difference between a cry for help and a cry for attention.
Your brain will thank you for eating these three science-approved superfoods.
Sexual passion waxes and wanes over time. Here's how to pull it out of a lull.
Drinking on an empty stomach isn't a drinking hack, it's a disordered habit.
The next time you hear "Mommy needs a drink," recognize it as a cry for help.
Minimalism doesn't just declutter your home—it can declutter your connections, too.
Put these ingredients together, and you won't need Cupid's help ever again.