Going to bed at different times has been shown to be better for your relationship for a variety of fascinating reasons.
I'm a psychologist who studies couples: People in the happiest relationships have 5 things in common with their partner
Opposites may attract, but similarities are usually what determine if a relationship can stand the test of time, says Mark Travers, a psychologist who studies couples. Here's what the happiest couples share in common with their partner.
The Best Way to Keep Your Relationship Fun Is Also the Easiest
Absence makes the heart grow fonder.
Extreme night owls: ‘I can’t tell anyone what time I go to bed’
What happens when your natural sleeping pattern is at odds with the rest of the world?
Parents Are Lying About Where Their Babies Sleep At Night. Here's Why That's A Problem.
The AAP comes down hard against bed-sharing, yet many parents still do it. Instead of lying to our pediatricians about it, we should be talking about how to make it safer.
Why We Sleep, and Why We Often Can’t
Does our contemporary obsession with sleep obscure what makes it special in the first place?
Who said sex has to be red hot?
You don’t need to be whipped, tied up or pant athletically towards climax to have a very good time in bed. There are plenty of slower sexual experiences that emphasise pleasure and sensation
Unhappy Coincidences
marriages of licensing convenience, and changed circumstances
The 10 Most Appealing Sexual Acts To U.S. Adults
New study offers insight into the most appealing sexual behaviors of American adults, and the gender differences and similarities in this regard.
The Weirdness of Dating/Mating: Deep Nonconsent Preference — LessWrong
Every time I see someone mention statistics on nonconsent kink online, someone else is surprised by how common it is. So let’s start with some statis…
6 Toxic Relationship Habits Most People Think Are Normal
Many unhealthy relationship habits are baked into our culture and we end up accepting them as normal. Here are a few ways we do this.
Sleep as a Competitive Advantage
Too many of us live by the myth that one less hour of sleep gives us one more hour of productivity, Tony Schwartz writes in the Life@Work column. In reality, lost sleep not only leaves us more fatigued, but also takes a toll on our cognitive capacity.
