Flaws That Are More Attractive Than You Realized
What if we told you that the very things you view as flaws can actually be what attracts others to you? Here's why you should embrace your imperfections.
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Shaveducking: Is He Hot, Or Is It Just His Beard?
Shaveducking might be affecting your dating life. Learn what "shaveducking" means and why men's facial hair could be considered an attractive trait in a mate.
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Anna Kloots On The Importance Of Listening To Your Inner Voice In Relationships - Exclusive
Travel influencer and author Anna Kloots shared the relationship advice she would give her younger self and why listening to your inner voice is so important.
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Why A Fixation With Self-Love Might Be Making Us Lonely
Self-love is obviously crucial for a happy and healthy life, but if you become too focused on yourself, you might end up completely alone before too long.
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Why People Cheat In Relationships, According To Experts
Why do people cheat? The List spoke to the experts – from social workers and therapists to psychologists and sociologists – to find out.
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Body Language Signs Your Partner Is About To Break Up With You
Body language can tell you a lot about what someone is feeling. Here are the top tips for reading your partner's body language.
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What Is Mirroring, And How Can It Get In The Way Of Your Relationships?
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but what about mirroring? This technique might be getting in the way of your relationships.
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How To Find Shared Interests In An Age-Gap Relationship
Dating with an age gap comes with both outside scrutiny and complications, but that doesn't mean these relationships are doomed to fail.
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Being The Bigger Person In An Argument Isn't Always The Best Choice
"You should just let it go and be the bigger person" is a piece of advice that we've all heard a million times. And it makes sense - but not always.
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What To Do When Your Friend Tells You They've Been Cheating
Part of being a good friend is to have a listening ear, but if what they have to say is troubling, this could place you in an awkward position.
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Relationship Problems You May Not Have Known A Couples Counselor Can Help Fix
It's normal for a relationship to go through hard times. But here are some relationship problems you may not have known a couples councelor can help fix.
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The Real Reasons You Should Stop Hating Your Ex
It's not uncommon to harbor feelings of hatred, hostility, and ill will toward your ex. But that animosity is actually causing physical and emotional damage.
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How To Know If It's Too Soon To Move In Together
Relationships move at different paces because everyone experiences love differently. Here's how to know if it's too soon to move in together.
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What To Know Before Dating Women For The First Time
If you've decided to date women for the first time ever but are anxious about taking the first step, don't panic. There's nothing to stop you from going for it.
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Is 'Toxic Individualism' Hurting Your Relationship?
It's important to maintain your individuality in a relationship, but there's such a thing as toxic individualism and it could just ruin a good thing.
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How To Friend Zone Someone And Actually Stay Friends
If you need some advice on how to transition someone into the friend zone and maintain a good, healthy friendship with them, there are some steps you can take.
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How To Nicely Tell Someone They Need To Stop Texting You
Whether it's a friend you've grown apart from or someone you went on a date with once but didn't like, here's how to ask someone to stop texting you.
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Can You Really Forgive Your Partner After An Affair?
Being cheated on is one of the most devastating things that can happen in a relationship, but is it possible to rebuild the trust once it's broken?
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Can Trauma Bonding Be Healthy? The Nuances And Warning Signs
Trauma bonding is a serious relationship dynamic. Learn what happens when trauma connects two people, and understand the signs and effects of trauma bonding.
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Here's Why Ending A Situationship May Be Harder Than A Relationship Breakup
Have you ever had a casual romance go bad due to unclear boundaries or unrealistic expectations? Ending a situationship can be harder than a real breakup.
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What To Do If You And Your Partner Have Different Love Languages
Learning how to love your partner according to their love language can be a complex process, but it will pay dividends for your relationship.
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Having Younger Friends Could Be Key To Personal Happiness
Having friendships with people of all ages is beneficial, but it's befriending younger people that just may be the ultimate key to happiness.
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What You Should Know If You're A Neat-Freak Dating A Messy Partner
Are you a clean freak in a relationship with a messy person? Here's how to navigate chore challenges without letting them ruin your relationship.
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Can A Good Fight Be Just What Your Relationship Needs?
Arguing with a partner is hardly rare, and never fighting may even mean you're too comfortable. Can a good fight be just what your relationship needs?
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Avoiding The Rebound: How To Know If You're Moving On Too Quickly After A Breakup
A lot of people break up and then opt for a rebound partner for different reasons. Here's how to avoid the rebound and know if you're moving on too quickly.
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Should You Write A Letter To Your Spouse To Help Your Marital Problems?
Here's how a letter can help save your marriage.
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Is Your Relationship Doomed If You Can Picture Yourself With Someone Else?
Let's face it: Not all couples are meant to last. Some people can go years into a committed relationship before realizing the romance fizzled out years ago.
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