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New research maps the psychological pathway from body appreciation to relationship satisfaction
New research conducted in Italy has found that the ability to communicate sexual needs and boundaries is a predictor of ...
When communication is driven by anxiety, and saying more doesn’t always mean feeling closer. Here’s how communication can ...
A study comparing people in monogamous relationships with those in non-monogamous ones has found that both types are on par insofar as relationship and sexual satisfaction are concerned. It suggests ...
In romantic relationships, the partners' satisfaction with their relationship can vary considerably over several days and even in the course of a single day. This is the result of a new psychological ...
Emojis can improve relationships, according to new research. Using the digital representations of emotions and ideas in text and social media messages boosts closeness and relationship satisfaction by ...
Worry and fret can literally make you sick. A recent study shows that confiding in your partner can be a boost not just to ...
Early-stage relationship intensity is fueled by dopamine, not attachment security. This reward-based activation creates ...
There are many factors that contribute to a good relationship. Compatibility, communication, and shared values are some of the more notable ones, but these are far from the only things that make up a ...
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The connection between emotional intimacy and physical intimacy in a married relationship
At first you and your partner were sucking face and ignoring how completely obnoxious you were when it came to public ...
Canadian researchers reveal how your view of your partner’s looks, and how you think they see you, can make or break relationship satisfaction. Mutual appreciation and reduced body criticism are key.
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