• Think emailing or calling your ex is the way to make your current lover go crazy? Think again

  • If the same girl catches the eye of one (or more) of your friends, it could make things rather messy. So what's a guy to do?

  • Sure, you want to be romantic with your sweetheart. But with work, kids and chores, romance can feel like just one more item on the to-do list. Here's how to keep the spark going from date night to every night

  • Many unmarried couples who live together opt for a strict his/her money system, splitting bills, checking accounts, and other joint expenses down the middle. It might not be the most romantic approach, but personal finance advisers say it's the smartest. Here's why

  • You finally met the girl of your dreams -- and now she's going abroad for a semester. Time to plan your exit strategy? Not if you play your cards right

  • Post-breakup, it feels like you'll never get out of bed, let alone start dating again. In six easy steps, we get your confidence up and your game back

  • In the golden age of teen flicks, it seemed like everybody got lucky on the big screen. Turns out these classic movies offer some real life lessons -- especially when it comes to dealing with the ladies. Here, five films that are entertaining and educational

  • Maybe your confidence fritzes out at girl-mingling time, or maybe you just say boorish, untrue things. Either way, you'll need to learn how to talk the talk. Here's what to say

  • Why is it that those who mean the most to us can also the meanest? Learn the five ways negative friends or family members can drag you down and what do to about it

  • Are you and your husband always arguing over how much he spends on golf? Or how much of your paychecks to put toward a down payment on your dream house? Don't despair: You can overcome your mismatched money personalities. Here's how to get started

  • So you've finally graduated. Yay! But the reality is setting in that you'll no longer be living just down the hall from your best college friends. It's scary to think that your friendships might not survive the distance, but don't fret -- keeping those relationships afloat is easier than you might think

  • The first time a couple fights is like Cupid's arrow in reverse; just like that, all the gooey love turns into yelling and name-calling. It's a shock, especially after that glorious honeymoon period. Both sides end up wounded and wondering, 'What could have gone so wrong?' Not to worry -- good news is at hand. Not only is nothing wrong, but there are all kinds of ways it can get better

  • Holding a grudge is like drinking poison and waiting for the other person to die. It's harsh, but spot-on. Harboring resentment, no matter at whom it's aimed, simply drains your own emotional reserves. "A lot of times a grudge is one-sided," says Jordan Harbinger, a relationship expert and talk show host on SiriusXM radio. "The other person isn't necessarily even thinking about the problem"

  • Forgiving those who've wronged you isn't always easy, but holding a grudge is hard on your health. Not only does it increase stress (which can lead to canker sores, gum disease and even teeth-grinding), but it can manifest into serious ailments like depression, anxiety and cardiovascular disease. Here's suggestions to help you cultivate an attitude of forgiveness

  • How strong is your marriage or relationship with your significant other? You may think you know, but are you sure? What would your spouse say? The strength of your relationships is more important than any investment you'll ever own. If you obsess over the stock market and how well your portfolio is doing, doesn't it make sense to invest a few of the other eight hours into a marriage checkup?

  • Some people find it virtually impossible to be on time. No matter how important the event, they're always in a mad dash and get there late -- or just under the wire. Sound familiar? Maybe you need to reset your internal clock and stop being late before chronic tardiness costs you a friendship, a promotion or a reputation

  • At some time or another, you'll surely have to deal with the discomfort of the friendship triangle. Put three girls together and, well, it almost always spells triple t-r-o-u-b-l-e! Here, we take a brutally honest look at this friendship dynamic

  • We asked real-life college students to recount their trickiest dating situations -- and they are tricky indeed! So we enlisted the help of two -- one male and one female -- relationship experts. Read on for a little he said/she said

  • Smartphone apps tend to deliver, getting us where we want to go, finding the free Wi-Fi, calculating tips. But can they help us get our dating lives in gear? To that end, we looked at three popular dating apps to see how well they cut through the hassle of the singles scene and put us on the path to a love connection. Read on for the results

  • Psychiatrists and lawyers keep clients' secrets for a living. On the flip side, gossip columnists dig up secrets and shout 'em out loud. Whether it's your own secret or someone else's, are you able to (or should you) keep it on the down-low?

  • Every girl wants to be popular, right? You want to be liked by as many people as possible. But popularity is about being fantastic, not plastic! Here, we lay down the myths and truths about popularity so it all makes way more sense.

  • Too many dudes are caught up in the notion that a girl's just playing hard-to-get if she's not showing you love. That might sometimes be the case or, more likely, you're delusional. In the interests of Bro Code, we consulted someone who'd know (a woman, and in this case, a woman who's also a relationship expert) to identify six sure-fire signs that you're wasting your time

  • Before guys practically hijacked every thought in your head space, the most annoying thing about your daily life was when your knee socks wouldn't stay up. But now? You've got this guy doing that, that guy doing this -- and none of it makes a lick of sense! Luckily, we've got it all figured out for you

  • When it comes to romance, summer rules differ from those we follow the rest of the year. Here's a list of do's and don'ts that will turn those lazy summer days into busy summer nights.

  • Maybe your confidence fritzes out at girl-mingling time, or maybe you just say boorish, untrue things. Either way, you'll need to learn how to talk the talk. Here's what to say.

  • If there's someone in your life who saps your energy -- makes you feel used, abused, and put upon -- it's high time to break free. And if you're spring-cleaning your closets of clothes that no longer fit, it's the ideal time to toss out (or at least pare down) toxic relationships that no longer work for you

  • Unless you're getting relationship counseling from Charlie Sheen, you're probably gonna want to make the heat of a new relationship last a little longer than “The Tonight Show With Conan O'Brien.” How? Just follow these tips and watch the spark of those first few months together turn into a lasting glow

  • You know that girl in your crew who clashes with you? Whether it's because of her rude attitude or her constant negativity, you just don't quite get along with her. And this could cause some awkwardness when you're both hanging out in the same circle. So face it: She's here to stay, and you have to make nice. Here's how to keep the peace -- even with your worst frenemy

  • One of the most important factors in your success as a college freshman is your rapport with your roommate. Avoiding conflict with a roommate is integral to a student's happiness in their first months on campus. You don't have to be best friends with your roommate, but follow these five rules, that at the very least make the relationship cordial and conflict free

  • Office romances have long been tricky ground -- fodder for watercooler gossip or, more serious, challenging to workplace organization and even, occasionally, potentially embarrassing to the company. That's the sort of thing that today's overworked and highly focused executives no longer have the patience for

  • My wife and I have a solid marriage, but like everyone, we've struggled with the changes that aging brings -- including those that affect our love life. The good news: With simple adjustments, sex after 40, 50, 60 and beyond can be as satisfying as ever, strengthening your relationship rather than becoming a source of conflict and stress

  • Your friends help shape your outlook, values, emotions and behaviors. Their influence acts like an invisible hand that can either pull you down and thwart your efforts to reach your goals or give you a physical and psychological boost to help you create the life you want. Learn how to avoid its death grip and start letting emotional contagion help you create a richer life

  • These days, offices have become places of resentment, not camaraderie, of dissatisfaction, grumbling, muted anger. A new study shows that more than a third of Americans are hoping to leave their job and find a different one this year. A third? That same study shows their bosses think the employees are satisfied. That spells a disconnect

  • Personal connections make life meaningful. But when unwanted space (read: a problem) arises, it can wipe the smile from your face. Here's how to strengthen important relationships

  • After years together, you do the same things over and over. You can finish each other's sentences and predict with absolute certainty what he'll buy you for your birthday. But it doesn't make for a very exciting relationship! Here are five ways to help you keep your relationship exciting -- and increase your happiness and intimacy

  • Social connections not only give us pleasure, but they also influence our long-term health in ways every bit as powerful as adequate sleep, a good diet, and not smoking. Dozens of studies have shown that people who have satisfying relationships with family, friends, and their community are happier, have fewer health problems, and live longer

  • I've noticed that women like to check out my smartphone apps, almost like they're trying to figure out if I'm cool, smart or worldly enough. How can I win at this game?

  • It's every man's fantasy: a girlfriend who loves to play and watch sports as much as he does. But dating a tomboy has its flip side. Do you play as hard? Do you let her win? Can you handle it if she's better than you? Frankly, boys, it's a minefield. Follow my advice if you want to get through it with all your parts intact

  • The key is to communicate in a way that deepens your love and connection. How you speak to your partner -- especially during arguments -- says a lot about the strength of your marriage. Try this six-step plan to help you tune up your couple talk -- and stay closer than ever

  • Even if you and your sister constantly bicker, the relationship between you two has a major influence on you socially and emotionally -- in positive ways

  • No matter how devoted the friendship, there's often an undercurrent of jealousy or competition. In researching my book on female friendships, I found that this is particularly true of women. We compare ourselves to each other. We tell ourselves that we make more money, but her kids are better behaved; our house is nicer, but she's thinner. It's like a running balance sheet

  • Friendships rock, right? But it's not always rainbows and giggles when it comes to you and your friends. Tiffs happen. Here, we break down the deets of some typical bud battles. Then we give you some tactics for dealing before things erupt into a full-on blowout

  • Even if you've never done a karaoke duet to the Grease song 'Summer Lovin', you know how the lyrics wind down. Well, we don't have to tell you that by the end of the movie, Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta return to being more than just friends! Autumn didn't kill their summer romance, so why should it squash yours?

  • You thought your close friend would always be there for you. So what do you do when she suddenly stops returning calls or arranging get-togethers? Here's how to hold onto a changing relationship -- and how to know when to let it go

  • When it comes to roommate wars, could you be your own worst enemy? Stop finger-pointing, and figure out if you're doing something to fuel the fire. Scroll through the following questions, and answer them honestly.

  • You can tell he likes you, and you like him. But the whole dating experience is just too weird and awkward. So gather up a group of your friends -- girls and guys! -- for a group date and invite your crush along. This is a great way to shake a case of the nerves while still getting to know your best boy a little better

  • Friends are good for all kinds of things. But did you know they're also good for your health? A study published in the Journal of Psychology showed a strong link between supportive social networks and healthy behaviors like eating well and exercising. Whether you're already surrounded by friends or you're looking to build better relationships, here's tips for nurturing your friendships -- and your health