relationship advice

When it comes to dating and relationship advice, there’s no shortage of tips to follow. Don't believe everything you hear.

There are relationship myths that, if adhered to, can actually hurt your chances at finding love or damage a new, budding romance.

If you’re considering dating someone long distance, about to expand the geographic reach on your OKCupid profile, or just wondering what kinds of boundaries you should make in this area, here’s what you need to know about long distance love, from someone who has been there and back.

My husband and I have been married for just over 30 years. We joke that we have been happy for most of them.

There are those opinions that become so ingrained in our cultural library that they become seemingly unshakable universal truths, especially now that they are routinely emblazoned on novelty t-shirts and shared as memes 24/7.

There comes a time in any relationship where things get comfortable. And, contrary to popular belief, there’s nothing wrong with that. At all.

Have you ever watched one of those sappy romantic comedies and secretly wished you had a relationship like “they do in the movies?” I have a feeling many of us can resonate with that desire. After watching picture perfect love stories, we tend to develop an overwhelming urge to be in love and in a relationship just like the one we’ve been living through vicariously for the past two hours.

My husband and I are complete opposites: he is the logical one and I am the emotional one. We don’t always see eye to eye and, while we’ve very rarely had a full on, no holds barred argument in the eighteen years we’ve been together, we have had moments of uncomfortable disagreement.