Future Love
How advancements in science, technology, and culture are changing love, sex, and dating.
The high stakes fantasy (and reality) of loving a digital nomad
A life of remote work can be a relationship pressure cooker. It can also deliver a soulmate.
Can love be genetic? Science explains what Netflix gets wrong
“It’s all just a bit crap, to be honest.”
A dystopian love simulation could prove you're with the right person
Is this the future of love?
Zoom dates became the norm during Covid-19. Should it stay that way?
Are Zoom first dates the “new normal”?
From cheating to pregnancy reveals, wearables know what you're doing intimately
Wearables are tracking you now. They could help relationships in the future.
Can office romances ever be ethical? Psychologists and daters dish
The “office romance” has become a confusing, and especially controversial, space to navigate. So how do you navigate it all?
Location sharing: Relationship experts are split over this technological question
A dive into the debate: Is it creepy or convenient?
Before you share your password with your partner, here's what the (very cautious) experts say
Once you open the door to your digital life, it's hard to close it.
The unexpected connection between the brain, heart, and stories
Just listen.
The science of sexual orientation
Can genes explain sexuality? Should we even try to know?
6 animal bromances that show the value of male friendship
There’s strength in numbers.
Cults are going virtual, but deprogramming needs one old-school tactic, say experts
3 insights men say they wish they knew before their infertility diagnosis
1. Talk to someone about your diagnosis.
Magic mushrooms: Why cancer patients are suing the DEA
Plus: the diet your memory needs now.
How do single dads start dating? The one vital question to ask
“Don't put undue pressure on yourself, but also don't let your behavior be guided by fear.”
Why a good home life is important for teens — and their peers, too
The one vasectomy side-effect men don’t expect
“Several times things got so severe that I broke down in a kind of panic.”
Psychologists reveal the biggest misperception about women and sex
Hot Vax Summer shouldn’t come with a side of slut shaming.
Why scientists say this person could be the love of your life
New results challenge outdated, dominant narratives about romantic relationships.
Robots are learning to smile and it's making humans cringe
Researchers from Columbia University have designed a robot that can smile just like a human, but just how well humans will react to this is yet to be seen.
