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Photo: tatianazaets / Getty Images Introducing the ‘Dread Game,’ the Toxic Relationship Tactic Spreading Online
The manipulation tactic uses jealousy, comparisons and breakup threats to keep a partner insecure, anxious and easier to control.
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Photo: mementojpeg / Getty Images The Real Reason You Can’t Stop Thinking About Your Ex, According to a Relationship Expert
‘Ex-nostalgia’ can make you idealize the best parts of a past relationship while conveniently forgetting the reasons it ended.
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These 4 Zodiac Signs Could Have a Very Different Love Life After September 10 These 4 Zodiac Signs Could Have a Very Different Love Life After September 10
Mercury, Venus, Uranus and a Virgo New Moon all shift at once, putting relationships, sex, trust and commitment under a spotlight.
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What Is Keraunophilia? The Stormy Kink You Probably Didn’t Know Had a Name.
Experts say adrenaline, fear and being stuck indoors with someone you like can all help explain why storms feel unexpectedly sexy.
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Is Sharing Your Location With a Partner Actually Healthy? Here’s What a Psychologist Says.
Location sharing can offer comfort and convenience, but experts warn that jealousy and compulsive checking can turn it unhealthy.
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4 Signs Your Friend Might Actually Be Your Biggest Hater
Backhanded compliments, mood shifts and constant one-upmanship can all signal that a friend sees your success as competition.
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Psychologists Say These 2 Simple Questions Could Make Your Relationship Stronger
The exercises help couples recognize their own flaws and clearly communicate what they need from each other.
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This ‘GTA 6’ Feature Has Some People Accusing Their Partners of Cheating
Rockstar’s new romance system lets players nurture Jason and Lucia’s relationship, and some people say that crosses a real-life line.
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Scientists Asked People to Pick the ‘Perfect’ Boobs. Here’s What They Chose.
Most participants preferred a 50/50 breast proportion, centered nipples and smaller areolas, though past studies have landed elsewhere.
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Why ‘Mercy Sex’ Might Actually Be Good for Your Relationship, According to a Psychologist
Research suggests low-desire sex can still strengthen intimacy when it comes from genuine care rather than guilt, pressure, or obligation.
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Introducing ‘Dial-Toning,’ the Most Awkward Dating Trend Yet
Dating experts say it happens when someone gives out their number, then ignores every attempt to follow up before a connection ever starts.
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4 Signs You Know How to Handle a Difficult Relationship, According to a Therapist
A therapist says emotional regulation, self-awareness and knowing your values can help you navigate difficult relationships.
