Whether you’re scrolling through couples' Valentine's Day posts on Instagram, trying to find something to watch on Netflix, or opening promotional emails from Expedia about dreamy vacations for two, ...

What many interpret as “falling out of love” may actually be a normal shift from romantic fusion into differentiation and mature interdependence.

Aromanticism encompasses a wide variety of experiences, with people on the spectrum feeling little to no attraction to others ...

In modern dating, many people confuse lust with love. That excitement, the butterflies in your stomach, and the strong attraction can feel romantic, but it is often just surface-level interest. True ...

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Imagine that both your best friend and your romantic partner have fallen into a river. You can save one of them. What do you do? Perhaps you’ve already dived in. But if you’ve got time to think before ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about relationships, personality, and everyday psychology. Aromanticism refers to experiencing little to no romantic ...

University of Queensland research has found the traits people value in a romantic partner can influence their dating choices. PhD student Amy Zhao from UQ's School of Psychology analyzed data from 171 ...

The moment when someone realizes their partner no longer looks at them with desire can feel devastating. That spark that once ignited every conversation and touch seems to have vanished, leaving ...

You might find that a different sexual or romantic orientation better describes your experience or that attraction ebbs and flows over time. In some cases, certain underlying conditions or medications ...