Relationship Tips

Breakup boot camps help move the trauma-stricken lovelorn through the healing process and give them concrete steps for moving forward with their lives.

By Jesslyn Shields

Apart from putting more fun in our lives, studies have shown that friendships can help us live longer. Here's why.

By Kathryn Whitbourne

Plenty of people cheat. Collective data on cheating behavior among married couples projects that between 20 and 40 percent of men and 20 and 35 percent of women have committed adultery against their respective spouses. Could genetics be to blame?

By Cristen Conger

Whether you're single or currently dating, you might have a relationship on your mind. Some guys like the comfortable feeling of being committed, while others are after the deep connections that come with long-term dating. Here's how to get what you want.

By Echo Surina

Relationships can be both rewarding and exhausting, and maintaining intimacy takes work. If you're not careful, day-to-day chores and responsibilities can crowd out quality time with your partner. Here, five tips to rejuvenate your bond.

By Marianne Spoon

Almost every woman's magazine on the grocery store shelf has an article to help women learn the finer points of flirting. But where do men pick up their flirting mojo? Those resources aren't so common, but we can help.

By Emilie Sennebogen

How do you keep the romance in your relationship alive? Good communication will strengthen any relationship, so speak up and make your feelings known -- these five tips will help you stay connected.

By Marie Willsey

For guys who aren't too outspoken and get a little nervous around girls, the dating scene can cause nothing but anxiety. But a few tips can boost your confidence and make finding a connection easier.

By Christine Venzon

Most people who are in committed relationships are interested in keeping love alive for the duration, and if everyone could afford regular romantic getaways, it might be easier. But what about those of us who can't? How do we hold on to that spark?

By Carol White

Everyone knows relationships are not easy. They take time and commitment to make them succeed. Flip through these relationship tips pictures and learn a few pointers.

The numbers don't lie: People like Valentine's Day. More than 190 million cards are sent each year, and one-third of U.S. consumers order flowers for a beloved. But why limit it to just one day? With a little bit of effort, you can have a romantic night any time of the year.

By Molly Edmonds

Who says a night at home can't be romantic? Not only is it convenient, but it can be affordable, low-pressure and easy to plan. We've got five tips to make your at-home date night a hit.

By Jennifer Sellers

Relationships aren't easy, and they aren't fun and games all of the time. They require work; if you want yours to last, that is. It's not a one-way street either. Both parties have to make an effort -- and sometimes, a compromise.

By Emilie Sennebogen

There's an old expression that you shouldn't mix business with pleasure. But what happens when you have better luck finding romantic interests in the break room than the grocery store, library or a nearby bar?

By Molly Edmonds

So, you're friends with this girl who sees you as … well, just a friend. How do you change that? We've got five tips designed to get you from friend to boyfriend in no time flat.

By Stephanie Watson

Girls can be hard to read. Just because one is friendly to you doesn't mean she wants to go out with you -- or does it? Look for these 10 telltale signs that a girl is into you.

By Natalie Kilgore & Kevin P. Allen

If you could just get her to smile, you'd feel confident enough to ask her out. A girl's smile is a clear signal that she's into you -- or at least that she likes what she sees. These no-fail, time-tested tricks will have her grinning.

By Natalie Kilgore

Tonight's been perfect so far. You held hands, laughed, stared into each other eyes and even told her your childhood nickname. Now, the date's over and you have to say good night respectfully -- but how? Don't worry: We've got five cute ways to leave a great last impression.

By Stephanie Watson

It's been said the couple that plays together stays together. If the adage is true, then these athletic options may just be the glue that holds your relationship happily in place.

By Thomas Moore