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A Waiting Game Gone Wrong
Long-distance online dating can be rough—just ask Alexander Pieter Cirk, who lives in Holland but had fallen for a Chinese woman he'd met online. ...
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How Long It Takes for Romance Chemicals to Dissipate
When scientists studied the brain chemistry of the newly love struck they found that certain chemicals are elevated when love is new. Researchers at the ...
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Dating App Helps People Connect for Sex
An article in Vanity Fair contains some shocking quotes and vignettes about a website that connects people for the sole purpose of having sex. Marty, ...
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Jennifer Lopez Opens Up About 'Real' Love
Jennifer Lopez has amassed millions of dollars and millions of fans. She has dated and married A-list celebrity men. She has given birth to twins. It ...
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How to Fall in Love with Anyone
New York Times writer Mandy Len Catron recently penned: "More than 20 years ago, the psychologist Arthur Aron succeeded in making two strangers fall ...
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Bill Murray on Being 'Ugly' Inside
Comic genius Bill Murray's made his mark on film from SNL and Groundhog Day, to quirky Wes Anderson flicks. But Murray, one of the most recognizable ...
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Andy Stanley on the New Rules for Sex
Pastor Andy Stanley gathered with about 250 singles to answer questions on the topic of love, sex, and dating Attendees were asked to write their questions ...
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True Love? There's Not an App for That.
There's an app for everything, it seems—including dating. For anyone in the dating world who wishes for an electronic matchmaker that eliminates ...
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Woman's Awful Fake Dating Profile Attracts Men
They say that beauty is only skin deep, but many studies have shown that we have an inherent bias to view attractive people as better, smarter, and more ...
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Soul Mate in a Box Relationship Trend
Daniel Jones, the editor for The New York Time's "Modern Love" column, has had access to the love lives of tens of thousands of strangers. ...
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