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Telegraph: ‘I knew that we were in a bit of a dry patch, but I find it so unromantic’.

'Sometimes it’s better to walk away with your head held high.'

For these women in their 30s, when it comes to relationships, age is just a number.

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CAB reports a 3.6% rise in young people seeking financial help amid increasing hardships.

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NY Times: Some apps let users check out the dating pool miles away from home. Should they?

Telegraph: Is your sex life awkward, unenjoyable or non-existent? These tips can help.

If you’re confused, don’t worry - we were too. Here's what you need to know.

We’re surrounded by misinformation about libido perpetuated by unreliable sex education.

There's a growing number of singles trying creative ways to meet people offline.

The man allegedly became obsessed with the woman sitting beside him on the flight.

'I’m still open to opportunities that come my way.'

After falling for each other a year ago, the couple are planning their future together.

Can you force yourself to love someone you hate or don’t care about?

Effective communication tips for parents navigating teen love.

A new dating app for neurodivergent daters is about to be avalible to Kiwis.

Telegraph: From apps to matchmaking services, everything you need to know.

Life online creates more avenues for betrayal, and more granular forms of control.

Telegraph: Why staying for the kids isn't always the best choice.

OPINION: Before you do something drastic here are two simple points to consider.

Four women open up about hanging on to love when it seems the spark has died out.

They might not be new, but the way women approach them is.

'My family are always trying to buy us a house.'

If you need help getting some romance into your life, AI can lend you a hand.

People aren't being turned off traditional romance, but turned on to alternatives.

The victim was sent log in details to a fake UK bank account showing a balance of $3m.