Love&Relations

Do you roll solo in the sack? 30 percent of married or cohabitating people sleep in separate beds, reports a new study from Ryerson University. Among the common reasons couples snooze separately: snoring, issues with kids, and incompatible sleep schedules, says study author Colleen Carney,

Last year, Abbe Wright’s friend group was seemingly perfect. The 28-year-old from Brooklyn mainly hung out with her two best friends from high school, Sarah and Brittany, and their boyfriends, Peter and Patrick, respectively—it was a nice little fivesome. But at the end of the year, Brittany and

Ever hear the one about Buridan’s ass? No, not the dude you’ve been getting to Spin class early to sit behind. Jean Buridan, the 14th-century French philosopher, and his donkey. See, Buridan had this philosophical paradox whereby an equally hungry and thirsty donkey is placed precisely midway

Yes, you should definitely stay true to yourself no matter what your relationship status is. But these habits? You can leave them behind and not feel guilty about it at all. Hey—being single is great. But not all single habits need to survive well into the next stage in your life. You hit the

Chances are good you have one of two opinions on prenups: they're totally necessary or they're totally unromantic. But the fact is that these pre-wedding contacts aren't just for millionaires and A-listers. A survey administered by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers last year found that 63