Valentine’s Day offers an opportunity to reflect on what science tells us about our romantic relationships, experts say.

Sometimes letting go is the best option, especially if you and your partner struggle with one or more of these issues.

The historical reasons to get marriage — finances, property and kids, to name a few — are less relevant today. Why do so many ...

Being selflessly kind is incredibly crucial in relationships. It's one of the top three indicators of a happy marriage, along ...

It's hard to come to terms with the fact you and your partner aren't made for each other, but it's better to catch on early, ...

Meghan Markle's struggling business ventures are reportedly straining her relationship with her husband, Prince Harry, who is ...

Sometimes actors have amazing chemistry on-screen, but the minute "cut" is called, they can't stand the sight of each other.

Gen Z's risk-averse nature, relationship with Instagram and TikTok, and obsession with perception prevent us from pursuing traditional relationships.

If anger remains unspoken, it often manifests as passive aggression or avoidance, as shown by the APA. Smart couples know ...

According to Scevoli, these are signs of healthy conflict: Respectful communication: Disagreements focus on solutions rather than personal attacks. Emotional engagement: Both partners feel heard and ...

Sure, these are thoughtful gestures, but too often, people mistake basic kindness for deep connection. In the excitement, ...