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Why You Should Schedule Sex in a Long-Term Relationship, According to a Sex Therapist
Sex therapists say planned intimacy can reduce pressure, build anticipation, and help couples with mismatched desire.
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What Is ‘Freefall Dating’? The Risky Dating Trend Experts Warn Against.
Experts say freefall dating can make risky partners feel exciting, even when the rush is really adrenaline, not connection.
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What Is Digital Jealousy? The Relationship Problem Social Media Keeps Making Worse.
A matchmaker says digital jealousy often comes from uncertainty, assumptions, and unclear social media boundaries.
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10 Questions You Need to Ask Your Long-Term Partner, According to a Psychotherapist
A psychotherapist says curiosity can help couples reconnect, revisit old dreams, and understand how each partner has changed.
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What a Healthy ‘Low-Maintenance Relationship’ Actually Looks Like
A therapist says low-maintenance love can be healthy when it’s built on security, not suppressed needs or one-sided effort.
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3 Reasons You Shouldn’t Use AI for Dating Advice, According to a Therapist
A therapist says AI can miss context, replace real support, and fuel reassurance-seeking in relationships.
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The One Thing That Can Ruin Open Relationships Has Nothing to Do With Sex
Researchers found insecurity and partner hierarchy can still fuel jealousy and conflict in consensually non-monogamous relationships.
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How to Ask Your Partner for Sex Without Turning It Into a Big Thing
Experts say talking directly about desire can reduce resentment, clarify mismatched libidos, and make sex feel less like a guessing game.
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The Bedroom Habit Women Wish More Men Would Embrace
Experts say conditioning, porn, and fear of vulnerability may explain why many men hold back instead of vocalizing pleasure.
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Photo: Blasius Erlinger / Getty Images The Common Bedroom Habits That Are Causing Couples to Break Up
Maybe it was you after all…and your snoring.
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Photo: fizkes / Getty Images What Your Generation Wants Most in a Relationship, According to a Therapist
It makes sense that you’d have a different outlook than your grandparents, you grew up in totally different worlds.
