The intoxicating rush of new love, characterized by incessant thoughts of each other and an insatiable yearning for closeness ...

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 ...

Not every relationship has that effortless closeness where both partners feel fully seen and supported. Sometimes, even couples who have been together for years realize that something deeper is ...

Learning each other's love languages, dedicating time for each other, and going on date are a few ways to reignite the spark.

Almost every time I speak to a general-public audience about my research on polyamory, someone eventually asks if poly people’s desire for multiple partners means that they don’t really love each ...

Ever wonder what truly makes a partnership thrive, especially from a woman’s perspective? It goes far deeper than shared ...

Some couples seem to have a quiet closeness that doesn’t need constant explanation. It shows up not just in grand gestures, but in the small, everyday ways they interact with each other. These pairs ...

Truly happy couples don't need to flaunt their love at every turn or shout it from the rooftops. Their strength lies in ...

In the ever-evolving game of love, it's all too easy to wear those rose-colored glasses a tad too long. Yet, as life unfolds its intricate layers, certain telltale signs whisper that perhaps your ...