Brianne Hogan

Don't think of it as whining, think of it as telling your partner what your need to be happy in the relationship.

As long as both partners are on board, it can work to strengthen your relationship.

Infatuation is common, but if all your relationships seem to be one-sided, here's what to do.

If you're too careless with your compliments, you may actually be insulting.

Now that everyone dates online, we’ve forgotten that we can meet a match by going places and doing things we enjoy.

Get consent first, and don't send too much too soon.

An "expirationship" might better for you right now than a traditional committed relationship.

We bust five myths about lube so you can have the better sex life you deserve.

A "work spouse" can alleviate stress and make the work day fun—but not without some potential pitfalls.

If you long for commitment over casual, you might need to reconsider your arrangement.

When you feel all the feelings, setting boundaries and carving out regular alone time is essential.

While not common, separate beds can give you the quality sleep you need to get along.

For some, stress means looking to your partner for support. For others, it's the opposite.

If you associate sex with comfort, affection, stress relief, and connection, you may find that fulfilling sex can help you move on.

It's always best to consider why you're doing it before you hit send.

Asking yourself what your motivations are is a good place to start.

Your thoughts will help you take the action you need to improve your finances.

If they can't stop talking about their ex, you might want to move on.

It takes bravery to end a marriage, and that bravery is worth celebrating.

Expanding your idea of pleasure and maintaining connection is key.