Having trouble deciding who to vote for? It’s not just your gender and age–your personality may be more important than you think.

Researchers found a gene variation for rumination.

For many different reasons, men and women have chosen to forego being a parent.

Our current mood may determine when we no longer play to win–but play to lose.

Do people really get more attractive at the end of the night?…probably not but your wing man can help!

The more familiar people become, the more we like them.

If you are having one of those “unattractive” days, you might need a better point of comparison. How about comparing YOU with YOU!

Being thankful and feeling appreciation is more than just a positive emotion. It can help build and strengthen your relationships.

Sex on TV can accelerate the sexual behavior of teenagers but parents can help. Here’s how!

You meet that special someone. You talk, you date, oh and did I mention that you two have amazing chemistry in the bedroom! As time goes by though, that chemistry seems to fizzle and what was once amazing is now…well…a little boring. This is actually quite common. As relationships progress, the sexual desire and satisfaction tends to decrease over time. How can you make sure that the sexual desire in your relationship doesn’t fall by the wayside?

Most days, the news and headlines are filled with updates from Iraq, Lebanon, Gaza, and often include reports of bombings and death counts. While these pictures and news reports are disturbing, they may also have an unconscious effect on our relationships.

With today’s dual-career lives, internet-aided relationships, and dispersed extended families many couples find that they need to have a long-distance relationship for some period of time. The factors causing the need to live apart vary greatly but regardless of the reasons couples often wonder if this is going to have a long-term impact on their relationship. Surprisingly, research has shown that long-distance dating relationships (or LDDRs) are happier and more stable than those in geographically close relationships (or GCDRs). What gives?