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Emma Singer lets her husband treat her like a toddler — and claims it’s transformed her love life. The surprising strategy even has her therapist’s stamp of approval.
I'm so attractive I have to wear a fake wedding ring in public — just to keep men from flirting with me
“I prefer peace," the Brazilian beauty explained. "If a man is really interested, he’ll have to go beyond the obvious."
Wedding guests slam brides for the 'tackiest' knot-tying trend yet: 'A hard no for most people'
Forget wedding bells — all these brides are hearing is cha-ching.
Women will do this if they think you're hot — and they might not even realize it: dating coach
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There's a common reason why women turn down sex — and it has nothing to do with you
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I was a serial cheater and couldn't help myself — now I have 5 wives who accept being jealous
“Monogamy isn’t the only way to love,” said the man, who has 11 children from his relationships.
Scientists find there are four types of lovers — including one that can't stop having sex
Lovers are a lot like hot sauce — they range from "mild" to "intense."
My pastor husband cheated on me — here's why I helped him get ready for dates with his 'side chicks'
The high school sweethearts experienced infidelity in their marriage from the beginning.
Married couples don't like to sit together on flights — here's the bizarre reason why
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Marriage psychologist reveals the No. 1 sign of a future separation — with 94% accuracy
A slight smirk could spell serious trouble.
Bride skis down the aisle in her wedding dress during magical mountain ceremony
Jess and Ladis Hoefkens, both 36, got married on March 28, at the top of Mont Brévant, in Chamonix, France, in an intimate ceremony with just 20 guests – in...
This could be the miracle fix that helps 'incels' find love with — and stop hating — women, experts say
A British academic has floated a controversial new idea to help incels.
Loneliness epidemic is hitting these countries the hardest — and Americans should be worried
According to a recent study, there are many lonely souls in this world.
I traded my 9-to-5 for OnlyFans — I'm working harder with more hours than ever before: 'If I don’t, I’m f--ked'
Sex worker Alix Lynx was making over $80,000 working a corporate job, but she found it completely uninspiring.
More women are ditching the idea of marriage, according to study: 'You can enjoy life alone'
They're definitely not wanting to put a ring on it.
Teens are using AI to create fake nudes of their classmates — as a new form of bullying
These hyper-realistic images — forged with AI tools — are turning bullying into a high-tech nightmare.
This eerie body language habit could reveal a psychopathic personality
Blink and you'll miss it.
Why women don't want to date a ‘red pill man’: Warning as grim male trend erupts
There are over 330,000 more women than men in Australia – but despite the dating pool inequity, there’s a growing number of single guys women will never pursue.
I took a vacation with the Taliban — and fell in love with a terrorist as we watched 'Gossip Girl'
After deciding his trips to Iraq, Syria and Belarus were “not enough”, Toyosi Osideinde prepared for his ultimate “dangerous and thrill-seeking” experience - Afghanistan.
Sex expert reveals five unexpected ways to enhance your orgasms
“Sexual pleasure should be embraced, not feared,” sexpert Gemma Nice said. “The more we understand our bodies, the more fulfilling and empowering our experiences become.”