sex and love
- Elle
I Can't Stop Stalking My Ex's New GF
I have long, long let go of any feelings for my ex. She's the one I can't shake.
- Woman's Day
I Hate My Husband—Now What?
How to tell if it's just a rough patch, or something more serious.
- Glamour
Wait, Is Jennifer Lawrence Grossed Out by Sex?
In a recent interview, America's favorite Cool Girl had some very unchill things to say about her own rules of engagement.
- Town & Country
How the Church of England Has "Dealt With" Meghan Markle's Divorce
In this regard, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are just like any other couple.
- The Telegraph
Like Jennifer and Justin, I lived under the same roof as my ex
It seemed like such a good idea ... at first.
- Cosmopolitan
4 Elderly Couples Explain the Secret to Love
Their love stories will absolutely wreck you.
- Style Me Pretty
Why Getting Married at 22 Was the Best Decision We Made
From 20 to 55 and every age in between, no matter how old you are when you get married, there will always be pros and cons.
- Yahoo Life
Woman plans to marry the 'Tetris' video game after she graduates from college
“They think it’s weird, but I ask them to give me one good reason why I shouldn’t date ‘Tetris’ and they can’t.”
- Cosmopolitan
Women On The Moment They Knew He Wasn't "The One"
"It was such a quick moment, but I felt like I was snapped into realizing who he really was when he got upset."
- Evening Standard
Scottish professor shares ‘inspirational’ post about racism – and receives heart-warming praise from interracial couples across the world
Professor John Struthers, the honorary consul for Ethiopia in Scotland, shared an image of himself and his wife, Justina, attending the Queen's garden party in Edinburgh. The best way of fighting racism is living your life, standing tall and educating. The picture shows Prof Struthers wearing a kilt while standing next to his wife, who is wearing a dress made from traditional Ghanaian Kente cloth.
- People
Couple Who Divorced Three Years Ago Become Engaged Again in Sweet Christmas Proposal
Divorced Couple Become Engaged Again in Sweet Christmas Proposal
- Business Insider
A relationship expert says one word can defuse a fight with your partner — but most people don't use it enough
Hal Runkel is a marriage and family therapist and the author of multiple books on parenting and relationships. Runkel said it can be helpful to display vulnerability during a fight with your partner. Being in a long-term relationship means that your partner gets to know you really well — which is a perfectly double-edged sword.
- Inside Edition
High School Sweethearts Reunite after Decades Apart: 'It Was Adorable'
They are both now widowed.
- Business Insider
Exploitative and manipulative traits can lead to more sex, according to a new study
A new study suggests that bullies have more sexual partners than kinder people. Researchers looked at where people were on the "honesty-humility" scale, and asked them to fill in questionnaires about their sex lives. Bullies could have more success with because dominating others makes them look strong.
- Style Me Pretty
5 Things I Learned In The First Year of Marriage
The first year of marriage creates many opportunities to learn and grow with your new spouse but also with yourself.
- People
Chrissy Teigen Trolls Husband John Legend's Lack of Baseball Knowledge After He Went to a World Series Game
Chrissy Teigen Trolls Husband John Legend's Lack of Baseball Knowledge After He Went to a World Series Game
- Yahoo Life
Young Obama's college love letters released
Barack Obama's college love letters have been released, revealing some interesting traits in the ex-president.
- Business Insider
A couples therapist says 'the one' doesn't exist — and convincing ourselves otherwise leads to trouble
Perel is a couples therapist as well as the author of "Mating in Captivity" and "The State of Affairs." When she visited the Business Insider office in September, Perel said a lot of people today feel anxious about choosing the wrong person from a pool of thousands, all just a swipe away.
- Yahoo Life
Why I never took a Latin lover
A white man choosing a brown girl was the ultimate approval, and therefore my subconscious goal into adulthood.
- Mashable
A trip with your significant other to Australia is equivalent to an Ikea trip, trust us
<strong>Disclaimer: We are not trying to bad mouth Australia. It seems like a completely lovely place to live. </strong> Elon Musk and Amber Heard decided to call it quits on Monday after a year of dating. Though they claim the split was due to their busy schedules, we have to speculate whether or not that was just the tip of the iceberg. Now, we all know the two took a trip to Australia back in the spring, which is when they decided to take their relationship public. There is a <em>huge</em> chance this could have been the leading cause of their eventual split. Though a trip to Australia with your significant other sounds great in theory, it's actually an awful, awful idea. Just like going to Ikea. It will destroy your relationship. HEAR. US. OUT. An Ikea trip with bae is one of the quickest ways to realize you seriously can't stand them. For real, there has been research on this. And a trip to Australia is the vacation equivalent of spending an afternoon in the Swedish furniture store. Only it lasts so much longer. It will only end badly. SEE ALSO: Guy sneaks a fake 'Relationship Saving Station' into Ikea Don't believe us? Well for one thing, the flight is ridiculously long (from America at least). It's anywhere from 14 to 16 hours from LA. All that time in a tiny, uncomfortable space sitting next to the one you "love" will start to get old real fast. You're going to get cranky and hungry and you'll have to get up to pee like three times. The bickering is inevitable. Next thing you know, you're in tears because babe just told you that they would've rather gone to Disney like you guys do every year. So rude. But then you land and you think "Ok, time to enjoy our trip!" Wrong. The time change has completely messed with you both and now you're too tired to do anything. Oh yeah, and traveling for that long cannot be good for your bowels. Yet another thing to take out on your loved one. And then one of you is going to freakout the entire time about Australia's venomous spiders and the other person will say, "You're being ridiculous." Leading you both to realize how different you really are when it comes to important issues. Add in the fact that everything is more expensive in Australia and suddenly you're getting into a heated debate over long-term financial decisions. And THENNNNN, you have to do the whole 14 to 16 hour plane ride ALL OVER AGAIN. Only this time, you don't have some fancy destination at the end of it, you have boring ol' home. Why did we do this? Where did it all go wrong? Oh yeah, when you naively boarded that plane with love in your hearts and smiles on your faces. Now, which one of you is going to get that white six-door dresser that took three hours to put up? WATCH: Amber Heard and Tesla tycoon, Elon Musk call it quits
- Woman's Day
I Married the Love of My Life at 48—Then Unexpectedly Became His Caregiver
"I knew marriage was hard work, I just didn't realize it was going to be <em>this</em> kind of work."
- Business Insider
A marriage therapist says there are 4 good reasons to leave a relationship — and a really bad one
Breaking up is the worst — not even because it makes you sad and regretful and all that...
- People
Newylweds Peta Murgatroyd and Maksim Chmerkovskiy: Our Surprising Love Story
Peta Murgatroyd & Maksim Chmerkovskiy's Wedding Love Story
- Yahoo Life
For Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade Staying in Love Means Staying in Step
For fans and followers of Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade, there are myriad reasons on display to prove their relationship is as good as it gets. This latest showing off of their enviable connection came when Gabrielle Union-Wade, as she calls herself on Instagram, posted a quick clip of her and Dwyane Wade’s choreographed moves in the midst of their European vacation. Dressed in contrasting black and white outfits — some combination of pajamas and luxurious robes, it seems, in the darkly lit video — Wade and Union flex their feet to the sounds of Missy Elliot’s “I’m Better.” We wonder if Union was throwing some subtle shade to her husband, saying she’s better at dancing than he is?