Help! My boyfriend and I don't have much in common, and I'm developing feelings for another guy.
I'm fickle, I always have been. I have a boyfriend who is very nice to me, fixes things in my house, treats me well and is very devoted. He is not as social as I am, though, and we don't have very much in common.
Even the happiest couples need time apart to keep the relationship healthy.
How to get back into the swing of things after a rough patch.
By Unlocked Love Matchmakers, Mary Wright for Galtime.Comrebuilding after betrayal
Relationships can be challenging, but infidelity can create a hardship that causes the relationship to collapse. After discovering that your partner has been cheating, you may begin to question yourself and wonder how you missed the warning signs.
There are some TV shows you just can't watch with your guy.
Check out our photo gallery of fall TV shows to watch as a couple, and fall TV shows to watch alone!
Fall is my favorite season. And not just because pumpkin spice lattes are returning or because temperatures are dipping, but because it's that time of year when all of my favorite TV shows (and some new shows) are gracing my television.
If the President and First-Lady can find work-life balance, can't we all?
Despite demands of the spotlight, these couples strike a perfect balance between career and family.
Finding a balance between life at the office and life at home is one of the great challenges of adulthood. This September, the delicacy of that work-life balance comes to the big screen in "The Words." It's a theme we see often in Hollywood relationships, but there are some Hollywood couples who seem to find that perfect balance...
Do you lose your partner's attention during football season?
When it comes down to it, he loves me more than his football team. Right?
My quasi-new boyfriend and I are currently preparing for a big relationship transition: We're moving out of the "honeymoon" phase and into the "football-season" phase.
80% of experts polled agree: Couples become happier as their children age.
The number one thing couples with kids argue about isn't sex ...
YourTango surveyed 101 mental health professionals to find out all the dirt about couples who have children. From what they fight about more than anything else to how they rekindle the romance after the baby is born, this survey reveals all the juicy details you've always wanted to know — but have been afraid to ask — about love after kids.
There are many things to consider before moving in together. Romance without finance is a nuisance!
In the good ole days, marriage came before moving in together. While there are some couples that still recognize and believe in this tradition, many other couples have no problem with testing the waters before putting a ring on it. Whether you agree with living together before marriage or not, it's becoming much more acceptable these days. However, there is a right way and a wrong way to go about it. Jumping into this type of commitment unprepared is the quickest way to put a potentially great relationship onto the rocks prematurely.
Do you have enough couple friends in your life? Make them young.
After her husband's cancer diagnosis, one writer reflects on the importance of her longtime friends.
If I could offer any advice to young couples today it would be to find friends like we are blessed to have. Find friends who share or honor your faith. Find friends who are committed to their marriages and families. Find friends who are brave enough to keep you accountable. Find friends who accept you, believe in you, and build you up. Find friends who want to have fun.
Why you should consider attending therapy with your significant other.
We all want the best when it comes to marriage. Love, respect and someone to be there for all the ups and downs is something every couple should strive for.
"Life is like a game of tennis. The player who serves well seldom loses."
Don't hate the player OR the game! Just have fun and watch the sparks fly.
A new study on play and relationships has found that playfulness may be key to attracting a significant other. Among the survey participants (ages 18-26), three traits stood out as topping their lists of traits they sought in a mate: "sense of humor," "fun-loving," and "playful."