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Many people declare, often proudly, that their romantic partner is their best friend. But while it may sound ideal, it may actually trigger, or heighten, both partners’ loneliness.

Staying centered when someone triggers you, especially a romantic partner, isn't easy, but knowing what drives the outbursts can help both of you manage them.

Some types of trauma and loss will always be a part of you, but they don't have to define you, and they could help you find greater empathy and deeper connection. Here's how.

Humans aren’t born afraid of snakes, spiders, or ghosts; we acquire these fears as we age. Discovering how it happens can help us build a healthier relationship with what scares us.

Belief in ghosts goes back centuries, but today researchers have gained a new understanding of why people see apparitions, especially of those we knew.

Does this describe you or someone you know?

Sleep difficulties and loneliness, new research suggests, are part of a vicious cycle: Poor sleep increases feelings of loneliness, and loneliness leads to trouble sleeping.

With the future uncertain, many people feel stuck and uncertain of what to do next. Adopting some of these 21 strategies could finally help trigger positive progress forward.

Abuse in a relationship is all about trying to maintain control and power over a partner. Here's what to watch out for.

Good listening skills are crucial for any relationship. Unfortunately, too few people practice them. If you want to become a better listener, start with these proven habits.

When someone you care about is pushed over the edge, they may need your help to calm down. Look for these key signs and use them to determine the most effective response.

Lying demands more mental energy than telling the truth, so putting additional cognitive pressure on a suspected liar can make their deception more obvious. Here's how to do it.

We already knew that becoming more mindful could improve our happiness and well-being. But new research shows how it can also produce greater satisfaction in our relationships.