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In a 2014 Pew Research Center survey 46% of millennials said their social media accounts had a major impact on their relationships.
You should always make your partner feel more important to you than your phone. You should always shut your phone off when you are spending special time with your partner—like when you are having a meal. Continually checking your phone when you are together...

Money is consistently the most common reason for conflict in a relationship. Couples with financial problems and debt have higher levels of stress and are less happy in their relationship than those who don’t.
You must be honest about your spending. It’s surprising how common it is for two people in a relationship to lie about how they spend their money. It’s called “financial infidelity,” and when it’s discovered, it represents a serious breach of trust in...

Gonorrhea, the STI your grandparents knew as the clap is back—and unhappily, it’s stronger than it ever was. A report from the World Health Organization shows that antibiotic resistance is making gonorrhea—the second most reported STI, infecting 820...

Although Seniors can be committed in a new relationship, they are deciding not to remarry.
Living together like remarriage brings companionship and wider social circles, not to mention sexual intimacy, at a time when seniors may otherwise face isolation. And financially pooling resources in a single household often improves senior’s economic...