Society / In a new memoir, author Dorothy Roberts explores why interracial attraction can’t be disentangled from the larger ...

As we step into our 40s and beyond, many of us find ourselves reassessing various aspects of our lives, and for couples, that often includes the state of their marriage. The conversation about ...

Understanding when a relationship needs professional help isn’t always straightforward. While many couples experience natural ebbs and flows in their connection, certain patterns can signal deeper ...

Self-centered mindsets and misguided “romanticized” views of marriage can also lead couples to divorce, Wilcox says. In later life, older couples may also idealize these “golden years” as a period of ...

In today’s hyper-connected world, where physical intimacy often becomes routine, many couples are discovering an unexpected path to deeper connection – planned periods of abstinence. This approach, ...

If you live long enough, you kind of figure out that lust, love and marriage might be three different experiences. Think of it this way: Love is when nobody else matters; lust is when nobody else ...

Sorry to know your struggle in your newly arranged marriage. Have an honest, open conversation without any hesitation. Be soft but speak up. Marriage works well with good interaction. Keeping silent ...

Diane Lane has revealed that she believes intimacy is a key element in making marriage a rewarding experience. She told Ladies Home Journal that being married forces a person to constantly confront ...

Intimacy is more than just what happens in the bedroom but military couples face unique situations everywhere.

Romantic expertise is valuable only when it remains open and responsive; rigid expertise can undermine genuine intimacy and ...