Why is it so important to protect your mental well-being for better relationships? Discover how the two relate and learn practical principles to support your emotional security.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dr. Lance B. Eliot is a world-renowned AI scientist and consultant. In today’s column, I examine a rather pointed remark that Sam ...

The beginning of every relationship is magical, full of hopes and dreams for the future. When a relationship goes bad, which most of them do, dreams are dashed, and life becomes miserable. It doesn't ...

“Toxic” has become a buzzword in relationship discourse these days, with countless articles, videos and social media posts about how to spot a potentially problematic partner and get yourself out of ...

Unhealthy relationships are harmful to your mental and physical health. They distract you, drain your energy, make you feel anxious or depressed, and harm your self-worth. The damage from remaining in ...

If you're constantly second-guessing yourself or walking on eggshells around your partner, you could be in a toxic relationship without realising it. A toxic relationship is one where emotional or ...

(NEXSTAR) – It’s time to stop treating your romantic relationships like playground equipment. A dating trend known as “monkey-barring” — named after the popular playground feature — has been making ...

Florence Pugh has learned a lot about what makes a healthy relationship. During a wide-ranging conversation on The Louis Theroux Podcast, the 29-year-old Thunderbolts* actress got candid about a ...

Most of us have been in a bad relationship at some point in our lives. Maybe it was the bad boy or girl who betrayed your trust, or the wolf in sheep’s clothing who pretended to be Mr. or Ms. perfect ...

It's hard to let go of a relationship that a person has spent so long clinging to. From seeing their potential to feeling like it will get better, there are certain phrases women say when they're not ...