Good & Healthy Relationship Advice & Tips

The first time I thought about my own wedding was after I graduated business school. I’d just turned 30, and figured that I should start thinking about marriage. I had a boyfriend at the time, a nice guy who I liked a lot but didn’t love. Still, alone in my bedroom, I started visiting a wedding website to look at wedding gowns and bridesmaids dresses.

A man has killed his wife in India after claiming she 'spent days and nights' on Facebook and WhatsApp while ignoring her family.

When the chemistry is undeniable, it might be difficult not to jump each other's bones on the first date.

A couple who attempted to fund their second honeymoon have pulled their online appeal after being met with a barrage of negative comments accusing them of begging.

Is honesty really always the best policy when it comes to your relationship? It turns out, telling the truth all the time isn't all it's cracked up to be—specially when it comes to keeping the peace with your spouse.

There are some who might balk at the idea of having an ex at their wedding, and it could certainly create some tense moments.

No man is self-sufficient and completely independent because we are made to belong, give and receive.

It’s a tale as old as time: You’re getting to know someone, you have great chemistry, and your relationship is blossoming.

Complementing a person you’re romantically interested in can sometimes be tricky business.

Human nature is negatively biased, selfish and competitive. We fight for what we want, when and how we want it. If our needs are not met, we tend to blame it on others, especially our lovers who are closest to us.

The dating game can be a struggle in general, but even more so when reality doesn't meet the same expectations your guy has of you.

Being single can be extremely fun and extremely frustrating—sometimes on the same day. So what words would you use to describe your dating life right now? Delighted? Discouraged?

Physical abuse is easy to recognise, but emotional abuse in a relationship can be more insidious, often going undetected by family members, friends and even victims themselves.

Some of the best advice I've ever received has been from my dad, but I didn't quite realize that until I got older. My "all-knowing" father spits out life lessons every other sentence, so I usually respond with an eye roll.

A woman sees anything important to her as an intimate part of herself. A wife, therefore, has greater emotional bond to her husband as compared to a husband to his wife.

I picture myself as a lot of things, but a wife isn't one of them.

We've been together for 13 years and we have no intention of getting married. Ever. While many of our friends are tying the knot, we've been busy making other life plans.

Marriage isn't something that we're putting off. It's just something that we've decided not to participate in. Here's why.

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1. It doesn't add anything useful to our lives.

When I think about marriage, I can't think of anything useful that it brings to my life. After 13 years together, Josh and I are already committed to each other. It wouldn't serve as a barrier against breaking up because . . . divorce. It won't make our future children's lives easier to understand because we don't plan on having any. It won't help either one of us become more finan

Is your significant other coming right out and saying he's unhappy with your relationship? Most likely not. Men are more apt to keep things in or show their displeasure in other ways.

Prince Harry has invited his ex-girlfriends to his wedding.