Valentine's Day may be Valen-time to address any "dead bedroom" in a relationship, meaning low sex frequency or other lack of physical intimacy. Here's how to do that.

A Nigerian lady says some marriage problems can only be solved when naked, urging couples to marry someone they’re truly ...

In the complex landscape of modern relationships, maintaining physical intimacy remains one of the most challenging aspects of marriage. While many couples experience periods of reduced physical ...

Photo credit: Shutterstock.com / Prostock-studio. Arguments are inevitable in any relationship. Whether sparked by differences in opinion, miscommunication, or external stressors, conflicts naturally ...

Dear Eric: Twenty years ago, I married a man who took care of me and my kids. He tells me he loves me, brings me flowers and supports me. The problem is, he doesn’t want to be physical with me, and it ...

Healthy arguing in a relationship can bring partners closer together. But unfortunately, couples who don't fight but also don't go to sleep at the same time have these 11 specific problems.

If you no longer share physical affection with your partner, there are often several underlying reasons. Marriage isn't always smooth sailing. As much as couples try, there's bound to be bumps in the ...

She feels like they’re roommates now: the spark dimmed, conversations focus on schedules, and intimacy feels like a distant memory. You can rebuild closeness after kids by identifying what’s changed ...

This article was edited by Kelly Brown MD, MBA. It’s normal to go through periods of low desire, and the amount of intimacy you have with your partner may change over time. But how long is too long ...

Dear Annie: I’m a 48-year-old man, married for 21 years to my beautiful wife. We live in Canada and have shared many good years together, but things began to unravel last year when we started facing ...