relationships

I ran across an article today that said the average long term relationship lasts for two years and nine months. Don't look at your watch!  I'm sure yours will last much longer. But why are these relationships caving?

There was a lot of traffic through the studio this afternoon, while playing Hyper Hi-Lo today and one of the conversations that was brought into the studio for discussion by a few staffers was the subject of cheating.

Klooff is an iPad app for pet lovers, and they recently surveyed their users to find out what breed your dog is says about your dating potential. The survey is far less than scientific, with only 1,000 dog and non-dog owners participating. The results - after the jump!

We all know that science is pretty awesome, and without it our civilization would be in dire straights.  Science cures diseases, explains and prevents natural disasters, but in our opinion the most recent scientific discovery is pretty freakin’ sexy.

A new psychological study from Pennsylvania State University suggests that men are three times more likely to say “I love you” first in a relationship. It turns out we’re big softies after all.

Contrary to popular belief, men are three times more likely than women to be the first in a relationship to say ‘I love you.’

Halloween parties are a great opportunity for random hook-ups. Especially because every girl is wearing a sexy costume. We don’t know that for fact, since we haven’t been invited to a Halloween party in years. We based that info on the comments people with lives make on their Facebook pages.

If a new survey from dating site Match.com is to be believed, the rules of dating have changed — largely because of cell phones, email and texting.

A Chicago man established a new kind of Mile High Club on Friday, when he proposed to his girlfriend on a Delta flight from O’Hare to LaGuardia.

Walt Disney was kind enough to create a theme park for the child in all of us, but kudos to the South Koreans who have created a theme park for the lover in all of us.

Those drunk and otherwise heterosexual girls who make out in the bar might not just be doing it for male attention, according to a new study.

We heart you. Literally. Heart you.