In the labyrinth of modern romance, there's a peculiar phenomenon that oscillates between adoration and animosity: the toxic ...

Many people who stayed married for the sake of stability realize far too late that their sense of security was mostly an ...

The fear of stability rarely announces itself. It creeps in through habits that look like independence or ambition, but ...

When given a series of female faces, men consistently found the ones wearing red or in a red-outlined frame more attractive ...

In addition to redefining courtship, the late Dr. Helen Fisher had discovered the "Clooney effect" among today's single men.

Dear Eric: I wanted to add to your response to “Super Crush”, the married letter writer who developed a crush on someone who works at her local grocery. This is something that helped me ...

By Francis Page,I Jr. Click here for updates on this story June 9, s0s5 (Houston Style Magazine) — In a culture that often scrutinizes men for infidelity while silencing women’s experiences, Houston ...

Helen Fisher, Wendy Parry, Nicola Morgan, the four Ladies from the BHF (Hayley, Phoebe, Lucy and Margaret) and the team at Metcalfe Plant Hire.” The British Heart Foundation is one of the UK’s ...

Highlighted by Dr. Helen Fisher’s research on romantic love, infatuation activates the same brain circuits as addiction. Being in a happy relationship means letting someone see the real you ...

This may mean having a conversation with him involving no eye contact," Dr. Fisher advised, "that a good time to bring up a conversation is in the car when a man is driving. This way, he will not ...

After researching it at the time, I found a book titled “Anatomy of Love” by Helen Fisher. One of the things it explained was how a crush out of nowhere is a primal experience in our brain ...