Matchmaking & Dating
Should you talk about sex before marriage? Two meta-analyses show that the quality of sexual communication is linked to couples’ satisfaction.
Sexual Communication Before Marriage: What Science Says Read More »
Do opposites attract? Couple similarity is strong for values and attitudes, weak for personality. Here is what that means for choosing a partner.
Couple Similarity: Do Opposites Really Attract? Read More »
Why heterosexual women reach orgasm less often than men, and what that gap reveals when you are choosing a life partner.
The Orgasm Gap and Choosing a Life Partner Read More »
Research links ADHD symptoms to harder conflicts, yet skills and understanding shape how happy a couple becomes.
ADHD and Marriage: What Really Shapes Relationship Quality Read More »
Many older adults stay sexually active, and honest conversation helps couples handle the changes that age brings.
Sex After 60: What Really Changes and What Does Not Read More »
Discover how the first minutes of conflict reveal if someone is the right person to marry.
Is This the Right Person to Marry? The First 3 Minutes Read More »
Do married couples have sex less over time? Longitudinal studies show a gradual decline is normal, and satisfaction matters more than the count.
How Often Do Married Couples Have Sex? What Research Shows Read More »
Low sex drive in your 50s is common. Research shows distress, not low desire alone, defines a problem worth discussing with a clinician.
Low Sex Drive in Your 50s: Should You Be Concerned? Read More »
How do you end a relationship respectfully? Research on breakups shows mixed emotions are normal and that reflective thinking is linked with recovery.
How to End a Relationship Respectfully: What Research Shows Read More »
A long-distance relationship is a stress test: research shows it magnifies attachment security, responsiveness and commitment.
Long-Distance Relationship: What It Reveals About a Partner Read More »
