Throughout a marriage or a long-term relationship, it's natural for love to evolve. What starts as novelty and excitement transforms into companionship, shared routines, and a different—but no less ...

Although love might be the foundation of your relationship, there is another crucial skill you might need to keep it from falling apart.

Relationships are complicated. While the falling-in-love part is easy and fun, maintaining love can be a challenge. But if you have a high-value partner, this can all be easier. They prioritize your ...

We’ve all been there—staring into the eyes of our partner and wondering if what we feel is genuine. Maybe it’s the pressure to keep the peace or the fear of being alone that keeps us saying "I love ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mark Travers writes about the world of psychology. You know your partner loves you, but is it for all the right reasons? Here are ...

Love in marriage, especially after years of being together, goes beyond the initial butterflies. It becomes a mature love, a daily choice that manifests through actions and gestures that, although ...

Love doesn’t always land the way we intend. This is a common pattern in couples who care deeply about each other but feel emotionally out of sync. The culprit is usually not speaking each other’s love ...

Taurus: Love is going to surprise you today with its newness. You might closely talk with a friendly relation you forgot when ...

I answered a similar question not long ago on my Substack site — an advice blog for men of all sexual leanings called Love, Beastly. But that question — and the guy who asked it — was different, in ...

Sometimes, the most mundane daily rituals can be 'red flags' in a marriage. Navigating rough patches, difficult times, personal struggles, and a loss of romantic love in a marriage is far from an easy ...

Do you know your preferred love language(s)? In my experience, this question seems to be asked more and more often when couples are first getting to know each other—or when they’ve landed in couples ...