Seeking ArrangementsSugar Baby‑Daddy Relationships Are More Complex Than An Exchange of Sex and Gifts A U.S.-based sociologist found "sugar" relationships are more than just starved college students and lonely men trying to use each other. By Rajvi Desai
We Are OneThis Is My Family: the Woman Who Remarried but Lives With Her Late Husband’s Parents "They lost their son. We had lost our parents. The best idea was to stay together as one, small happy family." By Anubhuti Matta
Till Pink Slips Do Us PartThe Pros and Cons of Having a Work Spouse Close friendships with co-workers can help us perform better -- or they can distract and drain us emotionally. By Liesl Goecker
Tinder BrainiacsSapiosexuals, It’s Not Revolutionary to Be Attracted to Intelligence Self-proclaimed sapiosexuals are not woke, smart or unique -- they're just elitist. By Rajvi Desai
Sorry Not SorryCould an Apology Cause Its Recipients More Harm Than Good? Perhaps. In the wake of #MeToo, our culture has had to contend with gaslighting and insincerity masquerading as sorries. By Rajvi Desai
It's Definitely YouStudy: New Relationships Are Plagued by Our Old Behavior Problems New relationships seem different because we barely know the person; once we do, they settle into the same old patterns. By Aditi Murti
More To TangoHow to Suggest an Open Relationship to Your Partner Shifting a relationship from monogamy to something else takes a lot of discussion. By Liesl Goecker
Just AskIt’s Time We Start Negotiating Non‑Sexual Consent, As Well The phrase "can I ____?" will take you a long way. By Pallavi Prasad
Out Of His LeagueStudy: Women in Top Leadership Roles Face Higher Divorce Rates Even in a progressive country like Sweden, men feel insecure when their female partners attain positions of power. By Aditi Murti
Make A NoteKindness Is the First Thing Women Look for in a Partner Supportiveness, intelligence, education, and confidence come next, a survey has revealed. By Anubhuti Matta
Crazy Stupid LoveOf Ghosts and Draculas: Modern Dating Trends, Explained What happened to the simple "it didn't work out"? By Pallavi Prasad
Behind The EyesIt Takes Effort, Strategy for People With Autism to Pass as Neurotypical Social compensation efforts may help people with autism have a richer social life, but they also take a toll on mental health. By Liesl Goecker
No You're LyingWhen You Lie, You’re Likely to Think Others Are Lying, Too Research says being dishonest has implications on how you interpret others' behavior in the future. By Anubhuti Matta
Bask In The GlowShine Theory Is the Antidote to the Cliché of Female Friendships It's a model for female friendship that minimizes comparison and maximizes confidence. By Liesl Goecker
For Worse Or WorseMarriage Is an Inherently Unfeminist Institution Marriages can be about love, but the gender roles entrenched in them are not. By Rajvi Desai
The Sweet SpotWhat Is the Right Amount of Expectations from a Romantic Partner? While the soulmate myth explains excessive expectations, low self-esteem may be behind having too few. By Pallavi Prasad
No One Is LaughingWhy Are We Still Forwarding Sexist Spouse Jokes? Disparagement humor is never funny. By Runa Mukherjee Parikh
Would If They Could‘Why Didn’t They Leave?’ and the Vicious Cycle of Abusive Relationships The question ignores deep psychological trauma that survivors of intimate partner violence go through. By Pallavi Prasad
