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.
Why is my cat scratching furniture? The answer might surprise you
Scientists identify a surprising link between this feline behavior and emotional closeness.
Tales of Arise producer on the secrets behind 2021’s best video-game romance
Warning: Spoilers ahead!
Study confirms the “orgasm gap” is more social than biological
This way of thinking isn’t new or isolated to the bedroom.
What happened with Miriam and her mom at the end of A Memoir Blue?
No words needed.
Stressed? Five psychologist-tested strategies to let it go and forgive
What to do when life kicks the crap out of you?
Sex chromosomes play a surprisingly big role in this deadly heart condition
Sex and gender disparities in cardiovascular disease are rampant.
Empathy is not enough: Four brain hacks to take action
Here’s what too much empathy can do.
The trippiest sci-fi movie on Amazon Prime reveals a strange debate about the human brain
Can we really erase our memories like the characters in 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind'? Experts explain.
How to make friends as an adult: 3 psychology-backed tips
Many people try to keep their circle of old friends as long as possible, given the trust they may have built up over many years.
30 years ago, one scientist redefined social networks — and revealed an evolutionary truth
The contrast is reflected in the size of the group these two methods predict for humans.
Breakups and loneliness could put men at risk of disease in one specific way
A combo of breakups and living alone for many years is associated with heightened levels of inflammation.
Pioneering study reveals how babies work out who they can trust
Babies may drool a lot themselves, but they’re more interested in your drool than you might think.
Look: Ancient family tree chronicles two surprising traits of Stone Age society
Why doesn’t my cat like me? Six ways to put your pet at ease
Cat experts offer advice on getting a cat to like you, including science-backed tips on giving your feline a sense of control and putting them at ease.
Psychologist reveals 3 strategies to stop sabotaging your relationships
How to stop the itch to ditch.
The scientific reason to swipe right on someone with a dog in their dating profile
There’s an art to creating profiles, including uploading photographs to prompt a potential mate to indicate interest.
