Fidelity’s 2024 Couples and Money Study found that 45% of partners argue about money at least occasionally. That matters because […]
Nothing is technically wrong. But the cabinet doors are closing harder than usual. The replies are shorter. “Do whatever you
In a 2024 University of Connecticut study with 278 British and American participants, sarcasm only worked when listeners correctly picked
People admit to telling an average of one or two lies a day, and a 2024 paper on deception found
Your partner is sitting next to you on the couch. Their phone lights up. It is their ex. They flip
Since 1970, the share of U.S. families with both parents working has risen from 49% to 66%, according to research
In John Gottman and Robert Levenson’s early work with 30 couples, physiological arousal predicted changes in marital satisfaction over three
Most people expect their partner to be their main source of emotional support. In a 2025 Pew Research Center study,
SSRS reported in 2024 that 42% of adults who have used online dating have at some point been in a
In Gottman’s relationship research, couples who stay steady during conflict keep about five positive moments for every negative one. Family