relationships

I know couples are supposed to have different interests but what happens when your interest becomes his as well? In my case, I introduced my boyfriend to yoga and now he can’t get enough. It’s yoga talk all the time (which I actually don’t mind.)

Alex, Lora and I discuss what a revelation Rachel Joyce’s debut novel is. This unassuming story has immense emotional weight without being melodramatic, and left us in tears at the end – something we weren’t quite expecting when we began reading it.

As we all know, it’s the smallest things that can sometimes become an issue in a relationship. Here's mine: I prefer he sleeps at my place. And it's not because I’m lazy and don’t want to drive the 40 minutes to his house. (Okay, I am a little lazy.) My issue with him has nothing to do with his love for his La-Z-Boy chair (surprisingly extremely comfortable!) and my love for contemporary furniture (These two trains shall never meet.) No, it has to do with his sheets. You know, bed sheets.

Finding your perfect match isn't impossible, as long as you're realistic and open-minded about your expectations

Married columnists Dave and Lisa search for a new release that appeals to both ends of the sofa