
Couples reveal honeymoon horror stories
"My husband got drunk on our honeymoon and told me he never wanted to marry me."
"My husband got drunk on our honeymoon and told me he never wanted to marry me."
"When I text you, you are to answer. A party is not and will never be more important than me. You better know what you are doing."
A cheating best man lied about having terminal cancer while fleecing his friends out of thousands of dollars for non-existent stag parties.
Being valued by your partner is much more valuable to your health than you might think.
Tracey Lloyd explains how two loving people in a good marriage can ruin their kid.
While some would see it as sad, business is booming for this "professional gal pal."
When a bride arrived at her wedding venue, she had no idea she was about to run into a bunch of quirky characters in latex and chains.
Emily McCombs reveals why, while she's thrilled to be getting married, she's not parading a flashy ring or announcing it on Facebook.
Experts reveal the troubling impact porn is having on young men's relationships and their health.
COMMENT: It has been a great week to be a woman. There has been a real optimism about the outlook for those previously known as the weaker sex.
Research suggests men are actively turned off by intelligence - and can only overcome this massive obstacle if they find the woman particularly attractive.
One man's mission to find love left him single, $6,000 poorer and profoundly exhausted.
You may have sexted without realising. But it's not a big deal, writes Jon Shadel.
Research out of the United States is suggesting the unthinkable: Millennials are having much less sex than their parents.
OPINION: Allison Landa is married to a wonderful husband. But for some reason, she feels guilty about it. Here's why.
Carole Middleton has been dubbed a "mastermind" in securing her second daughter's hand in marriage.
Christina Patterson was single for most of her adult life. But last year, at the age of 51, she found love.
Commitment is terrifying. It means giving up the notion there is a better, different, more valid path, and keeping instead to the one you are on.
Miriama Smith is looking forward to helping Cupid, writes Elisabeth Easther.
COMMENT: The question of whether to Tinder, or not to Tinder is a dilemma one would more generally attribute to other generations.
A ten-year study has found drinking together may be one of the secrets to a successful marriage.
A young girl with a disability has taken to social media after being left off the guest list for her aunt's wedding, despite the rest of her family being invited.
Apps like Tinder were supposed to save people from the ache of rejection, but they've actually just created a new problem.
No need for any more expensive gifts, romantic breaks or flowers. It seems the secret to a happy marriage is completely free...
Naz posted a picture on Facebook of herself tucking into a plate of hospital food. She looked vulnerable in her standard-issue garment, without her usual makeup.
According to experts, there is an exact ratio of positive to negative interactions between a couple that signals a happy relationship.
Forget Tinder. Now you can sign up for a PokeDate and find love at a PokeStop.
Separating may seem the right thing to do in the heat of the moment but, writes Hilary Stichbury, it's not always the solution.
Following her engagement to James Matthews, the Duchess of Cambridge's sister has stepped out flashing her impressive new rock.