People who have been through the rigours of modern dating can vouch for how tiring and stressful it can get. This is why they are turning to slow romance, a trend where you meet someone through old ways and take things slow to build a foundation of real love.

'Slow burn' romance in, mechanical apps out: Why old school love is the latest relationship trend

A study on infidelity shows that a person who cheats on their partner is extremely likely to fall into a pattern and repeat the behaviour in their next relationship as well. The person who is betrayed also has a higher chance of being cheated on again. This is irrespective of gender. 

Cheaters will cheat...again, and again: Study shows infidelity is a pattern

Being sexually attracted to someone changes the way you perceive the other person's intention and interest in you. According to a study, if you feel aroused by a prospective partner, you miss out on noticing the cues that they are not really into you.

Sexual arousal makes you think someone likes you even if they do not, study says

A growing trend in China, dubbed “cyber widowhood,” is seeing women express grief after losing AI-generated partners on online platforms.

The phenomenon is driven by AI companion apps that allow users to build virtual relationships. When these apps shut down, update, or remove features, users report real emotional distress and “cyber heartbreak.”

Experts say users form strong emotional bonds with these digital partners, raising concerns about dependence on AI-driven relationships. However, the condition is not officially recognised as a medical disorder.

China’s ‘Cyber Widowhood’ Trend: Women Mourn Lost AI Partners | WION

Deathbed marriages are increasingly making headlines, seen by some as the ultimate romantic gesture and by others as a practical legal or financial decision. Official figures show a notable rise in couples choosing to marry at the end of life, reflecting changing attitudes toward love, inheritance, and end-of-life planning. Here’s why more people are saying “I do” in their final moments.

Deathbed Marriages on the Rise: Love, Law, or Financial Sense? 

Dating apps are proving to be a bust in building a true relationship. People are finding it harder to find a real match. Scientists have now analysed why this is happening and have revealed that men are aiming way too high and failing.

Scientists reveal why dating apps have become a total bust. Hint: It's got to do with men

The length of a mans finger can tell about his sex drive. A study has found that how men act sexually, their sexual preferences and their erectile function can all be revealed by one little test.

Length of a man's fingers can reveal his sex drive. Shorter index finger means...

If you are a girl or young woman reading this, what would be more worrying for you when going online: FOMO, or the fear of missing out, or the sexual predators and misogynists roaming social media?

Girls go online due to fear of missing out in spite of sexism, stalking, harassment on social media

Dozens of young singles gathered this week to meet potential marriage partners in Pakistan's eastern city of Lahore, the first attempt by a UK-based matrimonial app to help people find spouses in person in the conservative Islamic country.

Pakistani singles defy tradition, search for spouses in person

A court in India on Wednesday (May 8) said that Muslims won't be able to claim rights in a live-in relationship if they have a living spouse as such relationships are not allowed under the tenets of Islam.

No rights for Muslims in live-in relationships if they have a spouse: Court

A man in California, United States is suing women and has filed more than 50 cases against them after they reportedly called him a bad date on a viral Facebook page called “Are We Dating The Same Guy.

California man sues 50 women for $2.6 million after they call him ‘bad date’ on Facebook group

Does falling in love mess with your head? Does it change your brain? Scientists have found out that it does. If you just can't stop thinking about the person you love, it's probably because of your brain chemistry.

Gravitas | Does falling in love mess with your head?

Have you ever wondered who the happiest people are in our daily lives? Many may assume it's those chasing their career dreams, pursuing higher education, starting exciting businesses, or exploring the world without being "tied down" by family responsibilities.

Married with children: The recipe for happiness, according to new research

A new biography has revealed the other side of Elon Musk. Musk has talked about his traumatised childhood, toxic relationships and his troubles with his ventures. What are the other shades of Musk? Priyanka Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: New biography reveals Musk's traumatic childhood & relationships

For many decades, people have been fascinated and alarmed by infidelity, that disturbing breach of loyalty and commitment. The mechanics of infidelity take on an intriguing dimension in the context of relationships, particularly in a nation with a diverse and rich cultural heritage like India.

Emotional separation key cause of infidelity: Study

As per a study published on May 17 in the journal Science Advances, results from almost 36 years of data of 200 baboons in southern Kenya indicate that forging strong social relationships can help eliminate the effects of a traumatic childhood, both in humans and baboons.

Forging strong social relationships helps overcome childhood trauma, prolongs life: Study

New Zealand has launched 'Love Better' campaign to help people deal with break ups. The campaign is worth $4 million and aims to help people foster safe, positive and healthy relationships. Netizens are taking to social media platforms to share their unfiltered stories. Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: New Zealand's 'Love Better' campaign helps youth deal with break-ups

Middle-aged persons who enjoy endearing relationships with partners, family, friends and colleagues and also exercise at least once every month have better physical and mental health in old age, according to two new research studies.

Satisfying relationships and good exercise can boost mental and physical health in old age, say studies

Is there a phrase that can save your relationship? If not save, at least enrich it. This might surprise you, but there exists a phrase like that; it's 'thank you'.

Psychologists reveal the number one phrase that every successful relationship utilises

A new study has traced the impact of smartphones on Indian marriages. It has been found that excessive use of smartphones is hurting relationships.

Gravitas: Impact of smartphones on relationships

Actor Simon Baker and his wife and actor Rebecca Rigg have called it quits after 29 years of marriage. The long-time couple, who had quietly separated in April 2020, announced their split in a joint statement on Friday, reported E!

Simon Baker, Rebecca Rigg part ways after 29 years of marriage

The lack of compliments and acts of kindness from their spouses is the top reason for female infidelity, reveals a study. The survey was conducted by dating app Gleeden on over 11,000 female users and according to their responses, 84 percent of women complain about their partners not giving them enough attention and compliments whereas 61 percent admit that lack of compliments cause discussions and tension within the couple.

Lack of compliments top reason for female infidelity: Survey

A novel study has shown that people who met their partners on dating applications have often stronger long-term relationship goals and that these new ways of meeting people encourage socio-educational and geographical mixing.

Dating apps don't destroy love, says study

Seems like singer-songwriter Taylor Swift, who recently reconciled with fellow singer Katy Perry after a long-time feud, is in the spirit to mend some old relationships.

Taylor Swift in the spirit to mend some old relationships

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