Researchers have come up with a mathematical model that may help improve your relationship and communication 

The mathematical equation to improve your relationship

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Advice for singles on why you should make dating a priority and how to do it.

Are you making enough time for love?

Advice for singles on why you should make dating a priority and how to do it

Expert advice on how to improve relations with family, friends and co-workers, and two common pitfalls you may be unaware of.

Strategies for successful relationships

Expert advice on how to build better relationships with family and friends, and two common pitfalls you may be unaware of

More likely to throw a shoe at your partner than walk a mile in his Converse? There’s a chance your relationship may be suffering from an empathy deficit.

Seven ways empathy can improve your relationship

Seven tips for cultivating a greater connection with your partner by having more empathy

How a book on separation inspired this author to focus on making marriage work.

What divorce can teach us about how to make love last

Author Dana Adam Shapiro undertook the writing of his new book You Can Be Right (or You Can Be Married), in which he catalogues the personal stories of divorced people, because the never-married, serial monogamist wanted some solid intel on what factors make relationships go kaboom. Through knowledge of those failures, he hoped to come away with some sense of what makes love endure.

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The mathematical equation that will improve your relationship

Are you making enough time for love?

Relationship rescue plan: Strategies for successful relationships

Seven ways empathy can improve your relationship

What divorce can teach us about how to make love last: Five tips