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    How QAnon and Other Conspiracies Tear Couples Apart

    Seventeen current and former partners described how a loved one’s descent into QAnon, the far-right conspiracy theory t…

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  • Science & Technology

    Ask this six-word question to learn what makes your partner feel loved

    Harvard psychiatrists say the smartest moves are often the simplest. All it takes is one short question that can break the ice and reveal new dimensions of intimacy. Even in…

  • Health & Beauty

    5 Signs It’s Time to Cut Toxic Family Ties

    Making judgments about conflicts in someone else’s family is tricky and usually thankless. It’s better to stick to the facts. Fans of David and Victoria Beckham were shocked by their…

  • Mind & Life

    How to Handle a Gift You Don’t Like — and Keep the Peace

    Holidays aren’t always full of joy; they can bring disappointment and awkwardness, too. A cheerful mood can be spoiled by misunderstandings around a poorly chosen gift. What reactions create inner…

  • Mind & Life

    Why some people stay single for years — and what keeps them from finding a partner

    A team of psychologists from the University of Zurich set out to understand why some people quickly find partners while others remain single for years. The researchers enrolled more than…

  • Mind & Life

    Marriages Are Happier When Couples Share the Same Drinking Habits

    A team of researchers from the University at Buffalo (USA) says partners’ drinking habits are one of the key factors influencing the stability and longevity of relationships. This means that…

  • Science & Technology

    How Gossip Can Strengthen Your Relationship

    A team of researchers from the University of California, Riverside, has uncovered an unexpected benefit of gossip. It turns out that gossip can actually enhance closeness between partners. Do you…

  • Health & Beauty

    How Being Around Loved Ones Protects Your Health — Loneliness Raises Disease Risk

    Researchers at the University of Cambridge and Fudan University say spending time with loved ones helps you live longer and healthier. They found those interactions lower the risk of serious…

  • Health & Beauty

    Gen Z and Baby Boomers Have Sex Less — but Gen Z Experiments More

    How often do different generations actually have sex? Researchers at the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University analyzed data from 3,310 people ages 18 to 75 who signed up for a…

  • Health & Beauty

    5 Ways Pets Make You Healthier and Happier

    “My pets help me stay healthy, productive, and happy. And I hope I help them be happy and healthy too,” says Jacqueline Boyd, a senior lecturer in animal science at…

  • Health & Beauty

    Going long without sex: what it does to your body and relationships

    Experts warn that abstaining from sex for weeks, months, or even years can harm the body. Recent studies show that members of Generation Z entering adulthood are having sex less…

  • Health & Beauty

    How Spending Time With Your Partner Lowers Inflammation

    A new study from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill finds that simply spending time with a loved one can benefit your health—even if all you do is…

  • Health & Beauty

    How a Persistent Partner Can Save a Life

    This is especially true when symptoms are vague or don’t show up in the early stages. Professor Christopher Eden points out that patients often downplay symptoms, usually because they’re too…

  • Health & Beauty

    When Sleep Schedules Clash: How Different Sleep Needs Strain Relationships

    A survey of 2,000 Britons revealed that 63% of couples experience tension in their relationships because of differences in how long they sleep. The study found that women spend about…

  • Food & Nutrition

    Why We Love Eating Together

    We love to eat together. Lunches, dinners, and festive gatherings with friends and family are still common today. All these meals hold significant power. The desire to share food goes…

  • Mind & Life

    If She’s Not Bored in Bed, She’s Unlikely to Cheat

    A charming colleague at the office, a handsome waiter, or a muscular gym regular—attractive men are everywhere around your partner. The study suggests the only time to worry that your…

  • Mind & Life

    Three Types of Dog Owners — Which One Are You?

    Researchers at Eötvös Loránd University in Hungary surveyed about 800 dog owners and found they fall into three distinct groups. ‘We identified three different profiles of owners whose dogs play…

  • Mind & Life

    The Movie-Date Effect: How Shared Emotions Bring People Together

    A study by researchers at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris suggests that watching a movie together is one of the best ways to get to know someone. The École…

  • Mind & Life

    Expressive Faces Give You an Edge in Business and Life

    A team of researchers from Nottingham Trent University (NTU, UK) has concluded that individuals with expressive faces are more socially successful and appear more likable to people around them. Facial…

  • Mind & Life

    Kindness and intelligence matter more than looks or money in long-term relationships

    Dating apps and websites are often criticized for prioritizing wealth and looks while sidelining traits like warmth and intelligence. Researchers at the University of São Paulo wanted to know whether…

  • Mind & Life

    Married women with long, well-kept hair report more frequent sex

    For centuries, women have been depicted in paintings with long, silky hair. A team of psychologists from Yonsei University in South Korea found that married women with long, well-kept hair…

  • Mind & Life

    Why ‘gray divorce’ leaves fathers lonelier than mothers

    When an older couple splits up, men are more likely to lose touch with their children. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research in Germany found this. “Gray…

  • Mind & Life

    Who’s Most Satisfied with Life: The Surprising Formula for Happiness

    A new study found women report higher life satisfaction than men. The study’s happiness “formula” seems to overlook the male perspective. Psychologists at York University in Canada ran a large-scale…

  • Mind & Life

    How Love Changes Your Body — Better Sleep, Less Pain, a Healthier Gut

    HouseWife recently discussed the effects of love on the human brain. With Valentine’s Day approaching, it’s a good time to look at the other organs and functions that love touches.…

  • Mind & Life

    Want to Impress Your Boss? Compliment a Colleague

    This office-life hack comes from researchers at Vanderbilt University, George Mason University, and the University of Pennsylvania. They say we should celebrate our colleagues’ successes as vividly and convincingly as…

  • Mind & Life

    Phubbing: How to Stop Your Phone From Ruining Your Relationship

    Smartphones do a lot for us. Social media platforms are optimized for communication and entertainment and designed to grab and hold attention, so it’s easy to get lost in an…

  • Mind & Life

    Beauty, Brains, Sex Drive — or Money? What People Really Look for in a Partner

    What matters most when choosing a partner? People of both genders often wonder this while searching for someone to share their life with. There’s a saying: men fall for what…

  • Mind & Life

    Feeling Sleepy Next to Your Partner Could Be a Sign of a Healthy Relationship

    Researchers in Australia and Turkey have found a new sign of relationship harmony. Factors such as trust, mood, closeness, and satisfaction have long been considered the keys to happy relationships.…

  • Mind & Life

    How Smoking, Drinking, and Couch Time Make Couples Feel Closer—Faster Than a Jog

    A team from the University of Zurich surprised the public with their latest findings. It turns out that the best way to cement the early stages of a relationship isn’t…

  • Mind & Life

    How Coworkers’ Laughter Gives Away Office Romances

    Laughter is far more complex, diverse, and socially meaningful than many people realize. A team of researchers at the University of Baltimore has found that friendly laughter and lovers’ laughter…

  • Mind & Life

    Soul vs. Wallet: How Much Does a Partner’s Wealth Really Matter?

    The Beatles were onto something when they sang “Can’t Buy Me Love.” Their lyric feels even more relevant today than in 1964, when the Liverpool quartet released the hit. When…

  • Mind & Life

    Mature Love: How Relationships in Later Life Keep Us Healthy

    How to maintain relationships over the years, when to let go of a partner, and what to strive for: a rational approach and inspiring examples. Synchronizing Heartbeats Every person might…

  • Mind & Life

    Forget Paris — Hungary Is Home to the Happiest Couples

    A study from Wrocław University suggests the capital of love isn’t Paris—it’s Budapest. That makes Hungary the country where couples report the strongest feelings. Malaysia and Portugal came in second…

  • Mind & Life

    How to Be the Perfect Grandmother Without Overdoing It

    What kind of grandparents are you — and are you ready to take on caregiver duties? How do you build the right relationship with your grandchildren? The HouseWife website looks…

  • Nature & Travel

    Why Dogs and Their Owners Often Share Personalities

    It turns out that dogs resemble their owners not just in appearance, but also in personality traits. This connection is particularly strong when the relationship is harmonious. Such similarities are…

  • Mind & Life

    Letting Go Isn’t Failure: How to End a Relationship Without Drama

    Not everyone has the courage to tell their partner directly that the thrill of a new romance is gone and it’s time to part ways. If people did this sooner,…

  • Mind & Life

    The Boomerang of Hurt: Why Forgiveness Alone Isn’t Enough

    A Ubiquitous Theme This theme is everywhere: in our lives, in other people’s lives, and in relationships with children and parents — it’s constant. Sometimes I catch myself wanting to…

  • Mind & Life

    So Different, So Necessary

    Understanding Communication Between the Genders It’s a shame schools and universities don’t teach us how to communicate with the opposite sex. Sometimes it feels like men and women live on…

  • Mind & Life

    If People Want to Be Together, They’ll Find a Way

    Over the past year, I’ve watched so many friends and acquaintances drift apart. I don’t even have words to respond — I know one thing for sure: “Those who want…

  • Miscellaneous

    The Twin Mood Link: Why My Sister and I Can’t Be Happy at the Same Time

    That’s what our older sister calls us because of our unique trait: Irina and I never seem to be in a good mood at the same time. If one of…

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