Understand the key differences between platonic, romantic, codependent, casual, open, and toxic relationships. Learn to identify healthy and unhealthy patterns.

*Therapist Vanessa Milagros joined Monday’s episode of the “Tamron Hall Show” to explain the viral “bird theory” relationship trend and the science behind it. The theory centers on small interactions ...

Tango: In every relationship, one moment leads and the other follows, but the beauty comes from learning when to switch. Someone said to me not long ago, “Build relationships before you need them.” It ...

Every relationship, whether romantic, platonic, or familial, encounters its share of disagreements and difficult moments. That's a normal part of human connection. However, there's a clear distinction ...

Even the strongest relationships experience periods of emotional distance that can leave partners feeling disconnected and uncertain about their bond. These gaps often develop gradually through the ...

Past trauma casts long shadows over present relationships, creating invisible barriers to intimacy and connection that both partners often struggle to understand. When traumatic experiences remain ...

Having healthy relationships can lead to increased happiness and even a higher chance of living a longer life. But establishing those connections — and maintaining them — can be tricky. Mark Groves is ...

Parasocial relationships are non-reciprocal connections that can have both positive and negative effects. They happen due to our natural need for connection and can affect a person’s emotions, ...

Is your relationship struggling? Two short words can replace blame with clarity and help your partner truly understand what you want.

AI is accelerating output, but at an emotional and relational cost. AI is finally delivering the productivity gains long promised. But something else is quietly slipping away: our connection to one ...

A few years ago, I used to believe that flashy ads and crazy discounts were the magic pills to grow a business. And to some extent, they worked. People clicked, bought and left. But the ROI didn’t ...