Bankers and brokers are the most likely to stray and cheat on their partners, an eye-opening survey has revealed.

The coming and going of people is as natural in life as the tides. There are those we meet who never leave. Other relationships gently dissolve while some erupt and leave us stymied in the ash like those people from Pompeii.

If you’ve been in relationships that did not last or if you are having trouble finding someone you want to pursue a long-term relationship with, the idea of having a long and happy relationship may seem impossible to achieve. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to improve the quality and duration of your relationship.

Just like trust, loyalty, and faithfulness, respect is of the utmost importance in a relationship. Without it, your relationship is bound to fail. 

As a guy, I can tell you that the time between his decision to propose and finally doing it is rife with questions about what the future might hold.

Many years ago, an American woman, then 12 years old, told everybody that when she grew up, she would talk and be paid.

Being part of a committed relationship can give you a good feeling. It can provide a sense of comfort, caring, and acceptance. However, sometimes as the relationship starts getting more serious, your partner may start to act cold and distant. 

Just three months into their marriage, a Florida couple got the surprise of their lives after discovering that the bride was the groom's biological granddaughter.

People cheat in relationships. It happens. It happens in bad relationships and it happens in good relationships and it happens in just kinda OK relationships.

About three months ago there was a news report about an 80-year-old man who wanted to marry a 26-year-old woman.

In the beginning, a secret relationship can feel exciting and mysterious. You arrange dates outside your usual bars and restaurants and you put a fake name into your mobile phone so no-one really knows who’s calling. After a while, however, the secrecy of the relationship can become a chore and you are forced to re-evaluate your reasons for keeping your secret and look at the cost of it on your well-being.

Love is many things: butterflies and giggles, happiness and comfort, commitment and best friendship.

A lot of people think that the process of losing oneself in a relationship is very obvious—that it always involves things like dressing exactly like the partner, assuming all of his friends, giving up their careers to be a kept woman and disappearing from social media. 

Today a relationship has become the most risky investment you can think about. Partners leave for any reason you can think about; it may be emotional, mental, social, financial, sexual or religious.

Let's be friends.” It’s an easy line to drop during a break up, as it intends to ease the pain of a breaking heart. But should you be friends with your ex?

I have received many an email from women asking me about the way a man is acting and what it might mean, or not mean. 

Deal breakers. We all have them when dating. Some of these deal breakers are based on personal tastes while others pertain to peer pressure and societal norms. Of course, many also know that love, true love, is rather blind.

1. They don't support you. We all make terrible decisions sometimes, but that doesn't mean your friends should stop supporting you through them — especially if you know it was wrong. Whether that means cheating on a partner, making a bad move at work, or bitching about one of your mutual friends, a real friend will support you and help you through it, not turn the other cheek.