VIDEOS IN ROMANCE

Times are tough and, these days, jobs are lost as regularly as kids lose their baby teeth. In a relationship, when one partner becomes unemployed, it can be a challenge to stay upbeat and supportive. One YourTango user came to us for advice on the matter. We asked the stars of our new series Still Life Love Advice to tell us: how do you save money and your relationship when your love gets laid off?

Men from different lovestages debate whether or not to move in with a girlfriend before marriage. Some think it spells disaster for the relationship while others are convinced it's a necessary step. Watch five guys discuss the upsides and downsides to sharing a home with your partner before saying "I do." Their answers might surprise you!

How can you be lovers if you can't be friends? Michael Bolton was onto something. YourTango's LoveFeed tackles the pros and cons of turning a relationship from friendship into romance.

Susan Quilliam discusses the newly revised "The Joy of Sex," which was originally released in 1972. YourTango is your source for smart talk about love, sex, dating and relationships. Whether you're married, single, taken, engaged or "it's complicated," check out our videos for the best love and relationship news, entertainment and advice. http://www.yourtango.com | Smart Talk About Love

The classic sex manual The Joy of Sex, which was originally released in 1972, is now available with updated illustrations, advice and insight about sex, our bodies and sexual attitudes. British sexologist Susan Quilliam talks with YourTango about the new edition.

Hey monogamous couples! Getting bored with your sex life? Love U shows you how to spice up your monogamy with 3 helpful tips. Move to the head of the class with Love U, YourTango's hall of higher learning about love and relationships. Host Tiffany Smith teaches the one class where you will actually enjoy the homework. http://www.yourtango.com Distributed by Tubemogul.

In the midst of a passionate love affair, even the smallest objects exchanged or discovered as a couple can have meaning. Art director and illustrator Leanne Shapton lets these objects do the talking in her illustrated novel, Important Artifacts and Personal Property from the Collection of Lenore Doolan and Harold Morris, Including Books, Street Fashion, and Jewelry. From gum wrappers and stolen salt shakers to love letters and birthday gifts, the photographed goods and their corresponding captions arranged as though in an auction catalogue tell the fictional story of a failed relationship. Learn more about Leanne Shapton and her clever relationship chronicle here.