relationships

If you're feeling extra frisky today, turns out you're not alone. Be sure to wrap it up or get it on depending if you want a bundle of joy in about nine months.

If you're looking to get lucky, June could be the month for you!

Young love is so sweet and pretty funny when it comes to a breakup at the young age of 11!

Have you ever heard of a "penny date?" I hadn't before today, but this seems like a pretty fun idea!

Lovers' quarrels can go from 0 to 100 real quick, but it seems like this one started at 100. Ladies, don't do this and guys get ready to cringe.  Things weren't going well for this Chinese couple and the scorned woman decided to take matters into her own hands.

Here's the thing. While wives think they would be prettier/sexier/hotter if they just had a tummy tuck or lost ten pounds, husbands think they are pretty damn hot the way they are.

A new website allows you to warn future dates about your ex (or give them positive reviews if YOU blew it).

An Iowa woman was arrested for assaulting her boyfriend after he refused to have sex with her. The Press Citizen explains that Melissa Barbara Minarsich, 28, just needed a little sweet loving and wanted to make that incredibly clear to her boyfriend.

Courteney Cox and David Arquette’s high-profile marriage may have ended in separation last October, but the two are still close enough to be working on a sitcom together which will be about — what else? — the ups and downs of relationships.

A woman in Amsterdam charged with stalking her ex-boyfriend takes things to a whole new, amazing and possibly Guinness World Record level by allegedly calling him 65,000 times in one year. Yahoo! News explains that the woman feels it’s all just a big misunderstanding. Hagu ...

Getty Images A Staten Island man was so distraught over a recent break-up that he assumed the only way to win his woman back was to fake a life-threatening injury. So he allegedly paid two people to shoot him. SI Live explains how he tried to pull it off and how cops figured it was bull from the beginning ...

Seems there’s yet another front in the battle of the sexes. A new study conducted by Cornell University and the University of Chicago indicates that a wife who is too close with the male friends of her husband may be inadvertently undermining his masculinity, leading to elevated rates of erectile dysfunction.