Labubus is the current viral trend that doesn't seem to be slowing down anytime soon

The trinkets are booming, but an unexpected way they're 'deeply symbolic' may put you off

The psychologist said this one thing in other couples doesn't seem real

It turns out that attractiveness can be a double-edged sword, though...

The unconventional 'trend' isn't for everyone...

It's all to do with a 'male friendship recession' where women are apparently picking up the slack...

Some of these are surprisingly common

The new relationship bad behavior terms have just dropped

Many 'minor daily stresses' can lead to devastating health consequences

A staggering 26 percent of all participants in a study of more than 100 people decided to end their relationship immediately over an ick

Dr Mark Travers said many of his patients admitted to having used the term, or had it directed at them, before their relationship broke down

Multitasking isn't such a good idea after all

What might have started as a missed birthday invite could have long-lasting effects into the future

Texas-based lawyer Jefferson Fisher spoke about the specific word during a recent podcast appearance

A study conducted by researchers at The Australian National University has found that there are four types of lovers

Thankfully you can work on repairing the damage before it's too late...

The study looked into how often established couples have sex

There are apparently 10 signs that could indicate a woman is lonely

No, you're not adopted, your parents just had different approaches for you and your siblings

Ex federal agent Joe Navarro branded some assumptions people have about body language as 'nonsense'

Neuroscientist Dr Wendy Suzuki also shared how to stop the feeling from happening

The young man had been experiencing a terrible temper, and a doctor confirmed that his brain was 'abnormal' after scans

A study looked into when relationships start to decline and how long it takes for couples to call it quits

One in five people don't have an 'inner reading voice' according to a study by a New York-based professor