relationships

Does your significant other crack you up? Do you make them laugh too? A new study says that's good news for your relationship.

A scene from an awful movie played a part in this University of Rochester research.

It's a weekly podcast where Beth and Kaylin discuss relationships and life from two different perspectives on whatever 'pickles' people find themselves in.

Celebrities often celebrate their love in extravagant ways. Here in CNY, it's the little things your significant other does that mean so much.

We’ve all thought at one point or another that life is too short to maintain a relationship with a toxic person, and there might be some real truth to this.

Okay, you've heard my one-liners; "I've been dumped more than topsoil." "I've been cheated on more than a high school math test." "I've been lied to more than Judge Judy." Well, breaking up really isn't a laughing matter unless you're listening to this voice mail left b…

Often it's the little things in life that mean so much.  Like telling someone what a good job they're doing or making someone smile who's having a tough time.  Do you make the time to nourish those around you?

Kathleen is chasing her ex-boyfriend, as she tries to help him with his problems.   Delilah has some advice for chasing a love that's not there.

Are you a happy couple and just love your life so much you wanna shout it from the mountains? Or maybe you're not happy with your situation at all and wonder where you went wrong. Well here's a list of 8 patterns that successful and happy couples practice. Check things off the list or take…

A new Swedish study has found that housework can be destructive to a relationship.
And you may be surprised to find out why.

A good amount of time and energy on the internet is spent by folks trying to make some sort of romantic connection.
Many of these relationship never make it offline, but they can be intense, nonetheless.

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, romance in the air. However, when TouchTunes recently polled 120,000 adults as part of their third annual Love Survey, they found that the quality most important in a romantic relationship had nothing to do with chocolate, s…