Recent research points to a particular body type that most women find attractive. The answer is quite interesting -- but what does science say about it?
According to science, the way someone smells can make them seem more attractive. That's because beauty isn't just in the eye of the beholder, it's also in the nose. Someone's smell can change how attractive you perceive them to be, as these cues can convey health, diet, and even age.
While looks aren't everything, physical characteristics have an awful lot to do with initial attraction. These physical traits in women are irresistible to men.
"I just can't help myself, baby!" your straying partner insists. Is there a grain of truth to this excuse? Scientists say cheating might be in their DNA.
You know that uncanny resemblance that so many married couples seem to have to each other? Well, there's proof that the observation isn't just all in your head.
What does your sleeping position say about you and your partner? We're dissecting the hidden meanings behind your snoozing patterns and bedtime body language.
If your goal is to appeal to the opposite sex, fret not. Here's what science says about the body type men find most attractive; the findings may surprise you.
With so many matchmaking shows to indulge in on Netflix, from Indian Matchmaking to Dating Around, we wondered if there's anything to the cliche of finding love at first sight. Is it really possible?
You've seen it before, or perhaps even fallen victim to this phenomenon. After finding that special new connection with someone, you're left wondering if your bathroom scale has somehow malfunctioned. What's with the extra weight?
When there's a new baby, you can expect hormone swings — for the mom. But, as it turns out, prolactin isn't just for the ladies; new fathers actually produce it
No matter how long you and your partner have been together when things come to an end, sadness is a given. However, according to studies, it does a lot more than just cause you pain — breakups actually have the potential to bring on insomnia.
Oxytocin is a brain chemical that plays a role in romantic relationships, familial bonds, and even relationships with friends, pets, and total strangers.
Breakups can cause us to not want to leave our beds, but there are also some pretty unexpected effects that can occur when your significant other leaves you.