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Double Dates Can Enhance Romance
No, it’s not kinky
QUIZ: Are You a One-Night-Stander or the Commitment Type?
Your dating habits, from booty call to boyfriend
Forget Couples Therapy, Just Watch a Romance Movie
Cuddling optional, popcorn mandatory
Babe, Baby, Boo: Why Couples Can’t Cut Out the Baby Talk
You may not want to hear it, but this Valentine’s Day you probably can’t escape it
Eating Your Feelings? Your Mom Might Be to Blame
Mothers’ relationships with their own moms can lead to parenting styles that could cause their kids to be obese
How to Tell If Your Relationship Will Survive the Holidays
Listen. Is that the sound of jingle bells? Or another relationship shattering under the pressure of the holidays? In the potent end-of-year mix of expectation, joy and stress, many relationships will be tested…and found wanting.
How Oxytocin Makes Men (Almost) Monogamous
Here Is the Secret to Marriage Happiness
It’s not easy to calm down and think straight during a heated exchange, but wives who do may have happier marriages.
Why We Don’t Trust Online-Dating Sites — but Use Them Anyway
According to the latest surveys, 11% of Americans say they have looked online for love. But that doesn’t mean that daters are happy with what they find.
Deep-Voiced Men Make Bad Mates: Study
Men with deeper voices have an advantage in attracting women, but mostly if they’re looking for a fling, new research suggests.
Why Your Parents Hate Your Spouse
Hint: it’s all about the genes.
The Key to Happy Relationships? It’s Not All About Communication
If couples were paying any attention during the past few decades, they should be able to recite the one critical ingredient for a healthy relationship — communication. But the latest study shows that other skills may be almost …