Love Science articles include a variety of relationship compatibility information on topics such as: attachment styles, love languages, love theory, the effects of love on the brain, and beyond. This is where you will find all relationship facts to learn more about how science and data view the most complex emotion of all -- love.
When it comes to finding your person, matchmaking might not be the first option that comes to mind—at least it wasn’t for Bhavik and Aditi, one of the real Tawkify couples we’re highlighting in this story. For this couple, it took striking out on dating apps to find a process that worked for them. Want […]
Can dating as a Christian lead to relationship success? For Tammy and Chris, the answer is yes! Perhaps you’re a Christian single looking for alternatives to dating apps. You might be wondering, “Should I try matchmaking?” or “Is Tawkify legit?” To help you decide, read this matchmaking success story, where two like-minded people find a […]
Finding a romantic partner who is the perfect match for you isn’t always an easy feat. After all, there are so many things you need to keep in mind and consider, on top of determining if you even like or love that person in the first place! Because it can sometimes feel overwhelming, we’re here […]
Navigating a relationship can sometimes seem like trying to get to a destination without a map. You might know or dream about what the destination looks like—communication in lock-step, great conflict resolution, fun and respectful physical intimacy—but the journey can be full of bumps in the road. That’s where the benefits of relationship coaching can […]
E. Jean Carroll occasionally drops a line to the team with a little inspiration or interesting tidbit of research. Aren’t we a lucky bunch?! Her last token to us was a collection of the latest research on all things amour. Enjoy…
The longest relationship I’ve had on American soil lasted for five months…
Science says lasting relationships come down to 2 basic traits… Business Insider recently published an article based on the findings of Psychologist John Gottman’s 40-year study of relationships and marriage. Interestingly, this topic of study wasn’t widely examined until the 1970s when the rate of divorce suddenly spiked to unprecedented levels. Gottman was one of the early researchers in the field — culminating over four decades of research, experimentation and analysis. And if you asked him, Gottman would tell you that healthy relationships boil down to two essential traits…
If you find yourself continually attracted to emotionally unavailable types, check out, “We’ve got to stop procrastinating in unavailable relationships,” and tell us what you think. Why do we sometimes (or always) seek out relationships with people who exhibit clear signs they aren’t “available enough” for a relationship, and are most likely not going to give us what we want or need to be happy in a relationship?
Do you observe destructive relationship patterns to which your frustrated friends seem oblivious? Or perhaps your friends may have tried calling to your attention some observations that you just weren’t ready to hear? Many of us want healthy, romantic connections that can last the test of time… but we are not all — alas — equally adept in the romantic-relationship-nurturing department…
Most human beings thrive in connected, intimate relationships – of course – but some folks seem to need to be in a romantic relationship more than others. Of course all people feel lonely from time to time — sometimes even in the midst of a relationship — this is part of the human condition. However, some report feeling “empty” until they have a boyfriend or girlfriend, as though they are incomplete if not partnered. They find themselves unable to be happy on their own. Can you relate to this feeling?
So, you’ve decided you’re ready to open your heart and find true love. That’s great! But now, what? How do you actually go about finding a match? As much as we wish declaring your readiness for a relationship was enough to lead you to the love of your life, it doesn’t exactly work out that […]
The early stages of a relationship are filled with excitement and vibrant experiences of chemistry and discovery — making this a crucial time that sets the tone for the direction in which the relationship will go. Individuals who understand this know the importance of establishing a proper communication style to ensure the relationship thrives, and […]
