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This Simple Mindset Shift Could Make Your Dating Life So Much Better
Therapists explain how to stay optimistic about love while recognizing red flags, setting boundaries, and knowing when to walk away.
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6 Simple Ways to Bring Romance Back Into Your Relationship, According to a Therapist
From affectionate greetings to new adventures and everyday appreciation, these six habits can help couples reconnect and keep romance alive.
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This Simple Relationship Habit Could Make You Happier Together, According to Therapists
Therapists explain how focusing on positive moments, expressing gratitude, and making time for fun can help couples feel closer.
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7 Ways to Stop Obsessing Over Someone Who Doesn’t Want You Back
From muting their social media to letting go of the fantasy, relationship experts share seven ways to move on from an unrequited crush.
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The 3 Things Every Relationship Needs to Last, According to a Psychologist
A review of 27 studies revisits the triangular theory of love, highlighting intimacy, passion, and commitment as key components.
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Scientists Asked 5,331 People About ‘Body Counts.’ Here’s What They Found.
A study of 5,331 people found men and women judged sexual histories similarly, and the timing of past relationships mattered too.
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The ‘Black Cat’ Dating Trend Could Change How You Approach Relationships
A therapist explains why confidence, independence, and healthy boundaries matter more than acting mysterious or withholding affection.
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7 Dating Mistakes to Avoid After Divorce, According to a Therapist
From looking for a replacement ex to rushing into romance, a therapist explains the common traps that can make dating after divorce harder.
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Bonnie Blue Thinks Cheating Makes Men Better Husbands. Here’s What Experts Have to Say.
The OnlyFans creator argued that men deserve sex outside marriage, but relationship experts warn that infidelity can destroy trust.
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Photo: Manu Vega / Getty Images 5 Relationship Red Flags You Should Never Ignore, According to a Therapist
Fear of disagreement, weaponized vulnerabilities, gaslighting, conditional affection, and ignored boundaries can all signal emotional danger.
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Photo: Vuk Saric / Getty Images The New Breakup Trend That’s Basically Quiet Quitting Your Relationship
It happens when one partner slowly withdraws emotionally, avoids intimacy and starts imagining a future without ever formally ending things.
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The Breakup Trend That’s Basically the Opposite of Ghosting
The approach centers on honesty, boundaries, and a clear final conversation instead of disappearing or dragging out the end.
