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A box of thoughts about love and marriage
The Seattle Times: As Valentine’s Day treats, little bits of insight can be satisfying without being fattening like, say, chocolate truffles. I’ve gathered a box of thoughts, mostly from recent research, for you to chew
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The Science of Smooching: Why Men and Women Kiss Differently
TIME: Sure, kissing feels good. But it’s also an evolutionary advantage. Now a new book explains the science behind passionate lip-locks, and what they tell us about how men and women approach romantic relationships. The
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Facebook and Love: Why Women Are Attracted to Guys Who Play Hard to Get
Time: As Valentine’s Day approaches, it’s tempting to check your wall every 10 min. to see if that cute guy from the bar last week has poked you. But a recent Psychological Science study by
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Women Are More Attracted to Men Whose Feelings Are Unclear, Study Finds
AOL: “Play hard to get” and “less is more” may actually be the best pieces of advice when it comes to relationships between men and women. New findings, published in Psychological Science, reveal that women
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A Scientific Dating Insight: Create Uncertainty
Scientific American: Five years ago I had the misfortune of beginning a relationship one week before Valentine’s day. Long hours and many glasses of wine were consumed trying to develop the perfect strategy to court
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Men: Keep Your Pokerface in Love
MSNBC: Love is like a game of poker. You shouldn’t give away exactly how you feel too soon. At least according to a study published in Psychological Science. College women found men more attractive if
