When I first find myself in the throes of a break-up, my body shuts down. Even the thought of food, at first, is difficult. My stomach is just as twisted as my heart, I find myself in my bed for too long, and honestly, when I do force myself to eat, I can't even keep it down. But once the first wave of despair lifts, and I'm able to think about food again, I indulge in my favorite, often made-up concoctions.

While dinnertime is ideal for sharing stories about your day, it isn't a wonderful time to bring up unresolved issues.

There's something about alcohol that makes us want to have sex. Don't lie. You know it's true. But why stick to boring old shots or beer when trying to "get it in," so to speak? You're a mature adult, after all. So put on your sexy silk stockings tonight and make your date a vodka cocktail.

This month, YourTango is featuring 'Breakfast, Love & Dinner' so we're bringing you some adorable celebrity couples who have admitted they love cooking for each other!

We've all heard the expression "The quickest way to a man's heart is through his stomach." But for John and me, food was the quickest way to our first argument. He said I didn't eat enough of it, and he didn't mean portion size.

There are thousands of people out there who can cook up a great meal. But these 12 celebrity chefs make us hot, even out of the kitchen.

Personal styles can really have a big impact on a relationship, particularly when it comes to food and eating, and especially if, as a couple, your eating styles are so different, it sometimes feels like your partner is more into food than he is into you!

YumSugar offers the lowdown on healthy foods that'll stimulate sex drives. What foods do chefs put on the menu to help you get in the mood?

By now you may have heard about "Engagement Chicken"—the roast chicken recipe supposedly responsible for inspiring men to propose to their girlfriends. Well, we are on the hunt for the next "engagement chicken"... that is, some special dish which, when you prepare it for your sweetheart, inspires him to commit some specific, romantic act.

Doesn't the fall season make you cherish your relationship a little more? After a summer of sweltering temperatures, which can bring out even the temper in even the most mild-mannered couples, the cool breezes of fall are a nice change.

Welcome, dear readers, to Breakfast, Love & Dinner (BLD)—our month-long focus on the rich and delicious intersection between food and relationships.

Will weight loss work out better if it is tackled alone or together as a couple? And how can a couple embark on a healthy habits lifestyle together?