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7 in 10 divorcees still keep wedding photos, says new survey on exes and boundaries
A new survey of divorced singles looks at they navigate exes, old memories and boundaries while starting over.
A new survey of divorced singles looks at they navigate exes, old memories and boundaries while starting over.
A new Ashley Madison survey suggests that many women said their sexual prime began at age 40 or later.
A dating trend is gaining traction among young men as a potential way to make their dates fall for them. Read on to find out how.
A new dating survey suggests Indian singles are increasingly noticing romantic sparks not at some candlelight dinners but amidst a protest where there's collective outrage for a cause they stand for.
It may sound petty, but when a couple starts following completely different diets, "What's for dinner?" is more than enough to start an argument. But can two people eat differently and separately without letting it change the way they connect?
Eight in ten divorced women say that they spent more time on planning a perfect wedding than having checked compatibility with their partners. A new survey looks at the love-and-marriage myths they only began questioning after their first marriages ended.
Who knew a rainy day could reveal more about your relationship than a dozen dinner dates? A new dating survey says the monsoon may be the ultimate test of modern love.
Young couples are swapping cafe and movie dates for protest dates - showing up for a cause they deeply believe in, alongside someone they care about.
From losing a sense of self to struggling with romance, a new survey sheds light on the emotional hurdles divorced and separated Indians face when seeking love again.
Since weight-loss drugs entered the Indian market, many people struggling with obesity have turned to them. But should it be part of your first date conversation?
From open marriages to couples choosing not to do everything together, the relationship rulebook is constantly evolving. But can a marriage ever be just a trial run?
Looking for love? In Finland, singles are carrying pink shopping baskets in grocery stores to signal they're open to meeting someone.
A couple that eats together, does everything together, stays together? Maybe. But happily, though? For too long, constant togetherness has been seen as the hallmark of a happy marriage. Maybe it's time to rethink that.
A survey found rising comfort with AI for sex, relationships and intimacy in smaller Indian cities. The findings suggest digital intimacy is spreading beyond metros.
It's got nothing to do with gardening, picking flowers together or exploring the wild. Hint: It's a low-key, refreshing term in the otherwise "new toxic dating trend" buzz. Read on to find out the good, and the less good part about it.
Ram Kapoor said a one-off act of infidelity need not end a marriage, while actress Akansha Chamola said cheating cannot be called a mistake. The exchange has reignited a wider debate on trust, boundaries and whether marriage can recover from betrayal.
Helping people break up is now an actual job. Yes, you read that right. A global dating platform is hiring a Chief Breakup Officer to help people end relationships on their behalf.
Can you imagine a football match becoming the new meet-cute, even if it means watching a thrilling FIFA match at 3 am together?
Long before playlists and streaming algorithms, my father introduced me to the music that would shape my life. On Father's Day and World Music Day, I look back at the songs, memories and listening rituals we still share.
Kancheepuram has again recorded the highest Ashley Madison sign-ups in India for May 2026.