Recently Scarlett Johansson said her fiancé, Romain Dauriac, is her best friend. Obviously it’s always a positive to like the guy you’re in love with, but what’s the line between enjoying each other’s company and being the co-dependent couple who can’t swing going solo anywhere? “Couples who have

I've always valued friendships but especially so in this past year of being alone. Uh, wait, value is not the right word. I depend on them—like oxygen. My friends have become my family. My tribe. They know the nuances of my life—the ugly parts, the sad parts, the beautiful and blissfully exciting

As a bit of a Friends aficionado, a particular episode—“The One With Rachel’s Inadvertent Kiss”—jumps to mind when it comes to comparing your relationship with someone else’s. In the episode, Phoebe reveals that she and her new boyfriend, Gary, get down often. And Monica, whose relationship with

You’ve surely heard the uber-offensive “bros before hos” phrase. But before you roll your eyes at this leaves-much-to-be-desired vernacular, please understand that it’s at least partially true—because if your man’s friends don’t like you, your relationship might already have an expiration date. So

One of the eternal questions that plague men all over the world is, what are the rules about dating your friend’s ex? Is there some kind of man code that says that once a woman has been claimed by a member of your pack there is no way another can ever date her down the road? Is there a time frame