relationships

A recent article in the Chicago Sun Times — "Study: Regrets? Women have a few, particularly in romance" by Stefano Esposito — examines a new study by a professor at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. Apparently, women's biggest regrets in life are related to romance; it's common for a lady to believe that she let the right one slip away, either by missing an opportunity to hook up or not working hard enough in a previous relationship.

Does infidelity definitely spell the end of a couple? Expert advice on when to call it quits and when to forgive

One of my best male friends recently called me because he found out that his wife’s best friend was cheating on her husband, his friend. He asked me: “Should I tell him?” and “If I do, how and when?” — he even asked where to break the news, if he was going to do it.

It’s only polite to ooh and ahh over a friend’s new baby, or to make all those enthusiastic “mmm” and “yum” sounds when dining on a pal’s rubber chicken.

Infidelity on the part of a husband or boyfriend—for most women, it’s a nightmare come true, a betrayal that feels like the very definition of cruelty and indifference.