Convenience and dedication rarely intersect. If you want your long-term relationship to be more than just ‘fine,’ consider ...

We’ve all been there—swept up in the glow of a new relationship or friendship, marveling at how kind someone seems. But beware: not all acts of kindness are as genuine as they appear. What if those ...

Research on social media and relationships has found that infidelity-related behaviors online—including liking suggestive ...

Infidelity is common in romantic relationships in the United States. In a recent study of more than 22,000 people, 16.48 percent admitted to being physically intimate with someone other than their ...

You build emotional safety in your relationship when you break down the habits acting as obstacles and blocking it.

When things get tough in relationships, it’s very normal, natural and easy to focus on your partner’s behaviors and the problems they bring to the relationship. It’s much harder to see your own ...

A new study published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences shows that men with higher general intelligence ...

People often ask, “How can I make my relationship better?” For some, that means improving affection, attraction, and general relationship satisfaction. For others, it means turning up desire, passion, ...

Your partner’s rotten behavior is not making you reach for that Little Debbie snack cake, new research from the University of Virginia shows. Previous studies have associated stressful relationships ...

Often, passive-aggressive behavior stems from what is typically a good thing: the desire to avoid conflict. Or, it could be a ...