We don't recognize subtle incorrect messages we get from romance television. Its important to keep a boundary between the ...

Healthy relationships are never accidental. Here’s a breakdown of the five everyday habits that help people stay happy and connected over time, says couples psychologist Mark Travers.

Not every relationship ends because of a dramatic blow-up. Sometimes two people love each other deeply, but need to be done, and here are the truths that suggest a relationship has run its course.

Low points are inevitable in any relationship; no two people can see eye to eye all the time. But when push comes to shove, how do you know if your relationship has the foundation to endure? As a ...

Parasocial relationships are non-reciprocal connections that can have both positive and negative effects. They happen due to our natural need for connection and can affect a person’s emotions, ...

You might have heard the term "relationship escalator" before — often used to describe the traditional progression of a romance from first date to monogamous relationship to moving in together to ...

Author Anne Lamott penned "Help Thanks Wow" as well as "Somehow," one of the best books about relationships. Good relationships form the basis of nearly everything we do in our lives, from spending ...

If you are in (or even want to be in) a long-term relationship, I think it’s probably safe to assume you’d ideally like it to be a happy one. But as anyone who has ever been in a relationship knows, ...

If you want a simply way to boost your relationship on a day-to-day basis, try peppering your texts with emoji. This is the surprising recommendation of a new study by researchers from the University ...

In this interview, therapist and popular podcaster Sarah Stuteville answers essential questions about different ways of living a non-monogamous life. Stuteville draws on distinctive expertise about ...

Experts share what you can do to live a longer, healthier, happier life—with your loved ones by your side.