Gen Z Isn’t Making Friends the Way You Think—Most of Theirs Started Online
The image of Gen Z friendship still tends to default to a dorm hallway or a…
You’d Think the Fifth Deployment Would Be Hardest on a Military Marriage—Researchers Found the Opposite
Common sense says a fifth combat deployment should be harder on a marriage than a first…
Everyone Assumes Remarriage Means a Blended Family—Pew’s New Data Says That’s Rarely True
Say the word “remarriage” and most people picture a crowded holiday table — his kids, her…
One Bad Breakup Was All It Took for Half of Singles to Just Stop Dating Completely
A single rough breakup is doing more damage to the dating pool than most people assume….
Moving In Together Used to Be the Last Step Before a Wedding—Now It’s Often the Last Step, Period
For decades, moving in together read as a dry run for the wedding — a soft…
Coworkers Are Falling for Each Other All the Time—They’re Just Not Telling Anyone
Ask around any office and you’ll probably hear a version of the same rumor: two people…
Siblings Are Supposed to Grow Closer With Age—New Research Says That’s Backwards
There’s a comforting assumption a lot of people carry about siblings: that whatever distance creeps in…
Women Say They Can’t Figure Out Men on Dating Apps Without a Guy Friend Translating
You’ve probably done it yourself, or watched a friend do it: screenshot a confusing text, send…
Millennials Won’t Even Swipe Right Anymore Without Knowing One Thing First
Swiping used to be the easy part of dating apps. You saw a face, you made…
Office Romance Sounds Harmless—Until You Look at Who’s Actually Dating Their Boss
More than half of American workers have dated a colleague at some point, and most of…