02
Mar
Jane Austen was right: Love requires a little delusion
Trust can distort our memories, resulting in us often viewing a significant other’s past romantic failures as less hurtful.
02
Mar
Jane Austen was right: Love requires a little delusion
Trust can distort our memories, resulting in us often viewing a significant other’s past romantic failures as less hurtful.
18
Jan
20
Feb
Love her? Better love her dog, too
Survey finds that woman are more attuned to household harmony and know when a guy doesn’t like the dog.
14
Feb
8 health benefits that come with being in love
Discover all the physical perks of a romantic relationship.
Valentine’s Day kissing continues odd human tradition
Experts say kissing evolved from sniffing, which people did centuries ago as a way of learning about each other. Kissing as a romantic sense of expression is believed to have begun in India, where an epic poem called the Mahabharata included history’s first recognizable descriptions of romantic kissing.
13
Feb
Risky romance: This is what falling in love does to your brain
Experts have said that romantic love is one of the most powerful emotions a person can have, and a small study shows that people begin to crave the person they love, like a drug.
07
Feb
Meditate to get a date?
A spiritual guru says the secret is to love yourself first, and others will follow.
12
Oct
Does the birth control pill make women happier?
Pill users during partner choice are less sexually satisfied/attracted to partners, but are more satisfied overall with their relationships.
14
Sep
New social network matches people based on gut bacteria
The MyMicrobes site helps with scientific research and allows participants to contact others with similar microbial profiles from around the world.
12
Sep
Tiger in ‘love triangle’ kills mate at zoo
A female tiger, 3-year old Seri, killed her mate, 6-year-old Wzui, at El Paso Zoo in a rare attack that came after months of simmering jealousy.
