Relationship/Health

There are many reasons why married people cheat. Upwards of 40% of married couples are impacted by infidelity,1 and despite the high percentage, most people — even those who stray — will say that cheating is wrong. Risk factors such as personality disorders and childhood issues, as well as opportunities …

A bit of gossip for the men; there are some little things women find attractive in you and for some reason, many men do not understand why. Romantic attraction is a complicated thing that scientists still don’t completely understand. However, through research and experimentation, they have come up with many …

For the first time in a very long time, the world has a common enemy. With the emergence and the fast spread of the COVID-19, a lot of people would not get to be together. A lot of cool hangout spots would be shut down, or better yet, there’ll just …

Da’Naia Jackson, the wife of Derrick Jackson, has released a video to address questions raised after she appeared in a video with her husband to admit he cheated.   Derrick, a popular relationship expert who vehemently condemns cheating in relationships, admitted to cheating on his wife with multiple women.   …

It’s easy to assume that everyone who cheats is just a bad person. But the truth is, cheating is much more common than many of us think: One 2015 study found one in five people admit to having cheated on a past partner. And it’s important to remember that infidelity is based …

Conservative Christians in the Anglican Communion—especially those in Africa—have fought a long, hard battle against the acceptance and blessing of homosexual activity. Now, some Western Anglicans are charging the Africans with hypocrisy for arguing against one sexual deviancy whilst accepting another—polygamy. Recent developments in the Anglican communion with regard to …

I recently read an article in Psychology Today called “10 Tips to Help You Pick a Good Partner” by Dr. Barton Goldsmith. What really jumped out at me was this line: “Picking the right person for the right reasons at the right time is an art form.” I cannot think of …

Earlier this year, Paul Dolan, a professor of behavioural science at the London School of Economics and author of the new book Happy Ever After, dropped a rather sizable and highly contested bomb into the debate on modern marriage. Despite decades of fairy tales and a multi-billion-dollar wedding industry conspiring …

All that dancing and laughter—weddings are a lot of fun, but being married isn’t always a piece of cake. (Sometimes it’s more like the frosting chunk that went up your nose during the smash—good intentions, but wrong outcome.) There’s actually a lot of work that goes into living “happily ever after,” so …

It turns out, men really aren’t dogs. A married couple in Quebec apparently decided to test out a loophole they thought they discovered in the local coronavirus regulations. Unfortunately for them, the authorities didn’t agree that husbands can be considered “pets.” Authorities fined a married couple in Quebec for breaking a curfew …