Staff reporter at Pair and Bond, covering Relationships.
A woman shares her experience of finding solace in nature after the loss of her husband, describing how birds began behaving strangely towards her and how it changed her perspective on the natural world.
Experts and readers share their insights on how contemplating death can help us value life and live more fully.
Two comedy shows at the fringe festival explore the experience of painful breakups, using innovative forms to express the emotions and struggles of the performers.
A recent trend suggests that young people are forgoing dating due to its high costs, but one writer argues that affordable options exist and that love is worth the risk.
A look at the latest dating trends and whether they are genuine or not.
A recent blind date between Imogen and Andy ended with a mix of laughter and awkward moments, leaving both parties with a lasting impression.
A therapist shares a case study of a woman who struggled with disordered eating, only to discover that her partner's controlling behavior was the root cause of her issues.
A couple's 33-year marriage has seen a significant improvement in their sex life after one partner started hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
A heartwarming story of a couple's journey, from a chance meeting in Dublin to a lifelong commitment, highlighting the power of love and determination.
A woman shares her concerns about her husband's lack of effort in pleasing her in bed, despite their efforts to improve their relationship through couples therapy. She wonders if his past experiences as a lover to multiple women have influenced his behavior in their marriage.
A recent study published in the journal Plos One suggests that public displays of affection are associated with higher-quality romantic relationships, contradicting common societal norms.
A writer reflects on how sending and receiving postcards has improved her relationships, attention span, and art skills, and how it has become a meaningful way to connect with others in a digital age.
A recent survey suggests that a significant number of British adults are kissing less often than they did five years ago, with nearly one in five not having been kissed in over a year. Experts attribute this decline to a combination of factors, including the rise of digital communication, the decline of shared spaces, and shifting gender relations.
A couple's differing opinions on book annotations have sparked a debate about personal space and shared reading experiences.
Pam (69) and Mike (71) reflect on how a two-year hiatus from sex has reshaped their relationship, highlighting the emotional challenges and the search for new ways to stay connected as they age.