Sex & Relationships
Not coupling up Being single is too expensive and stressful— but these women would STILL rather be alone
“Women are no longer solely focused on getting married and starting families, but instead focused on building their careers and prioritizing debt repayment,” Courtney Alev, consumer financial advocate at Intuit Credit Karma, said in a statement.
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The embarrassing Gen Z dating problem Millennials don’t have
“I’m 37 and I did some silly stuff when I was younger, but thankfully none of it was videoed,” one millennial cheered.
'Sleep divorce' is on the rise — a CPAP machine could save your marriage: study
Spouses with sleep apnea are unnecessarily putting their marriage vows to the test. An estimated one in three Americans is sleeping regularly in a separate bed from their partner —...
Sex has unique health benefits for chronically stressed moms, study finds
Stressed-out moms are getting new orders from the love doctor.
Cadence OTC sweeps Plan B, Ella with a Morning After Pill under $20
Watch out Plan B, Cadence OTC is coming for you.
This is the one thing you and your partner should do in bed every night before sleep — and it's not sex
One expert says the act revitalized her relationship.
Looking for love? Here are the three things women really want you to do on a date — and they're not hard
In a new study of relationships, practically everyone — 91% of men and 94% of women — agreed that dating has become more difficult in recent years.
What is 'tolyamory'? Here's how couples keep cheating on the down-low
It is "probably, unfortunately, the most common form of non-monogamy," according to one expert.
Town forbids rowdy, raunchy bachelor and bachelorette parties — and violators face a hefty fine
Rowdy best men and maids of honor might want to think twice before booking this spot.
Half of all couples break up after their first trip together — these are the shocking reasons why
You're more than likely to discover something new about your partner's habits on your first joint jaunt. Unfortunately, many don't love what they learn.
Dad's touching advice goes viral after talking daughter through her breakup
"After I read the first sentence, I was, like, 'Oh, this is something that my heart needed.'"
Flying has gotten so depressing that no wants to join the mile-high club anymore
Joining the randy ranks may seem easier to get into than most clubs, but it may not be worth the bragging rights.
Seniors in nursing homes should have sex if they want to, researchers say
Age is just a number, and these experts have developed new training that aims to minimize the stigma that surrounds older people and sex.
Dating expert reveals 5 red flags that you’re texting with a stalker on an app
"Any behavior that seeks to limit your autonomy or isolate you from friends and family is a major red flag," the privacy expert alerted.
Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright: How astrology predicted their split
What stars drew these two reality fixtures together — and what planetary forces are pulling them apart?
I'm a flight attendant and many men make this mistake — here's how to 'shoot your shot' at us sky sirens
One flight attendant is forewarning frisky frequent flyers against making this fatal mistake when attempting to woo a hot member of the cabin crew.
It doesn't get much more dystopian than relying on AI to solve your dating life
Dating? There's an AI app for that. But there's no way a matchmaking algorithm can solve the mysteries of human chemistry.
Three porn stars reveal cheating truth
Three porn stars have shared the common action that all three of them consider to be cheating.
Gen Z says 'genius' laundromat dates help them save money — and fall more in love
These couples like talkin’ dirty. Dirty shirts, dirty socks and dirty undies.
I gave my wife a champagne shower at our wedding — haters say I ruined our $200K ceremony but I know she loved it
Onlookers at the celebration of love, held at an exclusive resort on Italy’s Lake Como, shouted in horror as the woman’s wedding dress quickly became soaked.
This live comedy show offers free therapy — if you’re willing to air your problems onstage
“We fancy ourselves bootleg therapists. We think that we could get an office and open up shop any second.”