Love languages give you valuable information about how you — and your partner — want to receive love and affection.

Being in love comes with exciting new desires, physical symptoms, and changes in the way you think about the future.

Each person is different, which means their ways of giving and showing love will vary. If you're not very expressive and find it hard to tell that special someone how important they are to you, ...

When it comes to love, especially long-term relationships, it's natural to wonder if the spark is still there. While grand gestures are nice, it's often the small, everyday actions that reveal the ...

Each person expresses affection differently, and the five love languages—words of affirmation, acts of service, gifts, quality time, and physical touch—beautifully capture these expressions. Some ...

There are already numerous stereotypes and societal norms that define the different gendered ways people show love and express affection, but research, like a study from Personality and Social ...

Most affairs don’t start in hotel rooms or dating apps — they begin when someone feels unseen in their own relationship. Research from the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy reveals ...

DEAR ABBY: I lost my husband in the middle of last summer. He had a long illness with strokes and Alzheimer's, and he was horrible to me. Out of our entire 40 years of marriage, we had only four good ...