Interracial relationships aren’t an antidote to racism
Interracial romantic relationships and friendships are commonly assumed to counter racism. Research doesn’t back that up.
Survey: Half of Tinder users don’t want a date
A survey of 1,000 Tinder users finds that half aren’t looking for a date. Are dating apps also entertainment?
Survey: Half of Tinder users don’t want a date
A survey of 1,000 Tinder users finds that half aren’t looking for a date. Are dating apps also entertainment?
Did hetero love evolve from same-sex friendship?
A new hypothesis ‘raises the possibility that romantic love in humans finds its origin in same-sex friendships of apes.”
Why some couples don’t combine finances
A survey on whether couples combine finances looks at marriage, cohabitation, debt, and education.
Cheating spouses may not feel guilty
A survey of people using Ashley Madison, a website for facilitating infidelity, didn’t turn up much remorse.
Ancient writing reveals the earliest recorded kiss
“Kissing was considered a part of romantic intimacy in ancient times, just as kissing could be part of friendships and family members’ relations.”
Ancient writing reveals the earliest recorded kiss
“Kissing was considered a part of romantic intimacy in ancient times, just as kissing could be part of friendships and family members’ relations.”
Do joint finances make marriages happier?
Married couples who merge their finances may be happier and stay together longer, according to new research.
Before settling down, ask these love/money questions
Ask these key questions about love and money before settling down. “It’s better to know now, before your lives are even further intertwined.”