If people used to date to meet “the one” and settle down, now they date just to date. And while that’s ultimately a good ...

In a video that’s now been viewed over 207,300 times, Gazelle lays out a step-by-step guide to becoming what he calls “a ...

Research by associate professor of psychology Dr Darcey N. Powell, then at Roanoke College and now at Texas A&M ...

The honeymoon phase is a blissful, carefree period in the early stages of a couple’s relationship. Both partners are just getting to know each other and seem to find little fault with their ...

Long-term relationships are demanding, but not in a grim, nose-to-the-grindstone way. A toxic relationship is just that—leave ...

A new study by psychology professors Janina Bühler and Ulrich Orth suggests that the decline in a relationship often begins ...

Dissatisfaction in a relationship will eventually lead to separation. A recent study supports this idea, drawing on the concept of terminal decline. The end of a romantic relationship rarely happens ...

Micro-moment consistency throughout relationship stages shows stronger correlation with satisfaction than the quality of significant relationship events. Couples maintaining consistent daily micro ...

An abusive relationship often develops through a series of distinct stages, starting with subtle manipulation by lavishing excessive (conditioned) kindness and attention on the victim. A notable ...

While the "honeymoon phase" is often hailed as the most exciting and romantic part of a relationship, this TikTok creator believes there's a better, more comfortable stage—one that involves a ...

The way people date has radically changed in recent years. A report published in the journal Personal Relationships found that there are officially four stages to modern relationships: flirtationship, ...