YOU’VE GOT GUESTS coming over so you're getting things tidied up around the house when you come upon the overflowing recycling bin, and you distinctly recall asking your partner to empty that yesterday, and now there's a Jenga-style crash of jam jars and plastic...
THE FRIENDS TO lovers trope is a feel-good story everyone from hopeless romantics to love skeptics can get behind (you can't tell us your heart strings weren't at least a little tugged at the end of When Harry Met Sally). And thanks to the current boom in romance...
"NEVER GO TO bed angry.” This is a piece of advice you’ll hear again and again whenever an inquisitive journalist asks older, long-term married couples their one piece of advice for relationship longevity. Well, no offence to these relationship vets, but as a sex and...
THANKS TO THE rise of dating apps, social media, and other digital platforms, meeting new people has never been more convenient; and one might assume that dating is easier than ever. However, for elite men – those at the pinnacle of success, wealth, and influence –...
If you're looking for a reason to put a ring on it, this could be a nudge in that particular direction. New research out of the University of Colorado School of Medicine suggests that men in lifelong relationships have greater long-term survival after heart failure...
Osher Günsberg reflects on why granting your loved ones and fellow humans a little latitude and understanding could help us all in surviving the trials of daily life
Having your very own "friends-to-lovers" arc isn't as easy as the movies make it look
The idea that we should never go to bed angry sounds great – but it can create deeper problems
Exploring the evolving relationship dynamics, values, and challenges faced by high-achieving men in today’s dating landscape, as shared by SEI Club
We're not saying you should get involved in cuffing season but we're not NOT saying it...
Considered less of a relationship style and more a philosophy, relationship anarchy could be a valuable option for those who find hierarchical relationships limiting.
While men have been known historically to cheat more than women, sex researcher Justin Lehmiller admits that the gender gap is narrowing.
