Of the many ways we humans relate to each other, one of the most approachable is intellectual intimacy.

Giving is ingrained in human culture. When living in stronger collectivist societies, humans often sought to give (and take) in exchange for physical or emotional resources - power, friendship and ...

Understanding our conditioning may allow powerful and useful insights into how we feel about intimate relationships.

Maybe the bedroom evokes a sense of banality and routine, or other locations just seem thrilling for the right occasions.

There’s a lot to learn from being ghosted. The experience is a valuable one because it highlights how uncomfortable it is.

Decompressing, treating ourselves, and appreciating our own company all are ways of showing ourselves care. 

Dinner parties are wonderful occasions to foster meaningful connections. How we plan them makes all the difference.

It's easy to give into the idea of the 'right time'; self-improvement culture is partly responsible for this.

Friendships change as we grow up - with life experiences, jobs, relationships. Those leave a mark on what we value.