Relationships

An ex’s love letter, a childhood souvenir, a box of things you swear you’ve moved on from. So why can’t you throw any of it away?

For years, Toni Tone associated emotional highs and lows with excitement. Then she experienced a relationship so peaceful, it felt...boring. It forced her to rethink everything she associated with love.

Louise O’Neill went on 28 dates in 21 days in Paris—an experiment she repeated in cities across the world—here, she reveals what it taught her about men, love and starting over.

My fiancé and I have an equal relationship. But once we started planning our wedding, I became the default decision-maker — expected to care about every detail, then judged for acting like I was in charge.

From Mr Darcy to Christian Grey, literature has taught generations of women that brooding, distant and difficult equals desirable.

Baby, where the hell is my rattan husband?

Birthdays, promotions, holidays, even funerals. Writer Chanté Joseph investigates the unsettling relationship pattern hundreds of women instantly recognised.

After going viral for describing herself as “chronically single”, Milly Goldsmith reflects on never having had a boyfriend, feeling left behind and why being single is no longer her biggest fear.

From Ibiza blowouts to Disney-themed dreamscapes, couples are turning to astrology to plan their weddings. And after internet astrologers began dissecting Dua Lipa’s wedding, cosmic timing has never felt more culturally relevant.

We’re taught to see male attention as validation. But what happens when you stop asking if he likes you, and start paying attention to how you feel?

As the social stakes of weddings climb ever higher, more brides are turning private ceremonies into public content opportunities—and roping in their guests to help.

What 1,500 strangers revealed about love behind closed doors.

We have endless language for romantic break-ups, but almost none for the grief of losing a friend.

What brides wish they knew before their big day — and want you to know before yours.

I didn’t think he could mean he was so jealous of a puppy that he would leave. Turns out, he did.

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