People with similar texting habits were happier together, even when discussing conflict.

Amid stressful life events, emotional support is about minimizing negative behavior.

It's bound to happen occasionally, so you might as well make it a learning experience.

An objective third party can strengthen an already strong marriage.

Maybe we all just want to be loved?

Teens do as we do, not necessarily as we say.

Despite the recent, global wave of popular feminist movements, the status quo remains deeply unhelpful to women’s careers. Both cultural and political forces conspire to stymie women’s careers. When a couple gets married, it’s the woman who moves and changes 

Strategically-planned sexy time is a parental necessity, particularly in a country known for its traditional joint family structure—a system that leaves little privacy for sex. Data from the 2011 census, released last year, shows that, although the multigenerational family is 

Three years ago, the CEO of a small, credit card processing company in Seattle shocked the business world by announcing that over the course of the next year, he would reduce his USD 1 million salary to USD 70,000 — 

Yes, there’s a way to predict infidelity. No, it’s not by how much sex you’re not having. Yes, yes, Valentine’s Day is a day of love. But let’s be real: Our options for love have never been so many — 

It’s the 21st century and Elon Musk is firing cars into space, and driverless cars are about to swamp the roads. But divorce, and divorced women, are still given a hard time, by society and by the law. A simple 

Kids with autism tend to have more difficulty interacting socially than their typically developing peers. It’s a fact that gets bandied about a lot, disguising the range — spectrum — of autistic experiences and, perhaps, creating assumptions about how children 

We tend to think of the canoodling couple on a park bench as a decidedly “Western” phenomenon, in that is more culturally acceptable to showcase affection publicly. And while Hollywood movies have perhaps made some other cultures increasingly comfortable with 

In romantic relationships, shame shrouds an all-too-common phenomenon that wreaks havoc on one (frequently physically or financially weaker) partner. Abuse transcends racial, religious, and socio-economic boundaries, and yet it is rarely discussed openly. In India, an estimated 30% of women 

For once, women’s sexual desire is having a Moment — and not in the usual way. Over the weekend, “Cat Person,” a short story by Kristen Roupenian published in The New Yorker, set off a viral debate on what is and is 

Divorce has long been viewed as a weakening of social fabric (even though there’s a strong counterpoint to that); in the West, where divorce is more common, articles on the “divorce epidemic” bemoan the spread of the state of disunion. But 

Few parents want to fight in front of their child, but because conflict is a normal part of any relationship, it can be hard to shield kids from every spat. That’s alright, as long as parents handle disagreements in a 

Respecting teenage friendships and relationships can take a lot of parental self-restraint. But this might make you feel a little better whenever Anika-of-the-Pink-Hair invades your home: a new 10-year study suggests teenagers’ friends have an important, positive effect on their