爱情

Researcher and therapist Terri Orbuch shares what she’s learned from studying couples for three decades.

Why does love end — and why does it hurt so darn much? We can take a bit of creature comfort in knowing that other animals seem to suffer, too, says writer Mandy Len Catron.

Being lucky in love isn’t like being struck by lightning — it’s a lot less random and painful. Psychologist Barry Schwartz and biological anthropologist Helen Fisher share their opinions on the subject.

Who knew equations and graphs could guide you in your love life? Mathematician Hannah Fry does — and gives a few formulas for finding The One.

Science writer Sonia Shah explains why it’s really not your fault you’re attracted to that terrible person.

Infatuation gives you a temporary high. Here's how you can deal with the downer.

技术为我们提供了如此之多。但是，当我们花太多时间在互联网上时，我们错过了什么？

一项新研究发现了应对失恋的实用策略。

毫无疑问，您已经意识到您的面部表情会传达您的情绪状态，但新的研究表明，您的整个肢体语言在这一过程中所起的作用令人吃惊。