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relationship stories: 68 news summaries

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To Have, to Hold, to Cherish and Annoy

Spouses get more irritating as time
goes by, study says

Feb 6, 08 9:45 AM CST
(Newser) - As people age, their relationships with other people gradually become smoother except in one area—their marriages, a new study has found. Researchers discovered that the longer two people are married, the more likely they are to find each other irritating and demanding. It's completely normal—and could even be... More »

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marriage • wedding • relationship

NEW RELEASE

Blige Airs Growing Pains

8th record a celebration of "hard-won happiness," says Boston Globe

Dec 18, 07 5:13 PM CST
(Newser) - Mary J. Blige has moved on from empowerment to soulful diva on her first disc in two years, the Boston Globe’s Joan Anderman writes. "A celebration of the artist's hard-won happiness," Growing Pains won Anderman over by "revealing her weaknesses." Blige still urges listeners to... More »

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hip-hop • relationship • R • Mary J. Blige • music review

Sweet <3,
It's Not U,
It's Me

Users comfortable with emails, texts, Facebook find breaking up EZ 2 do

Dec 14, 07 3:27 PM CST
(Newser) - Emails and text messages are becoming the dumping grounds for a new generation of lovers, with one in seven people saying they've been broken up with digitally. Moreover, survey results out today reveal that while face-to-face showdowns still beat Facebook as the preferred method for breakups, 1% of respondents would... More »

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social networking • Britney Spears • Kevin Federline • email • Facebook • text message • romance • relationship

Bad Romance Can Break Hearts

People who clashed with partners faced 23% higher risk of heart trouble

Oct 9, 07 5:17 PM CDT
(Newser) - Love-life troubles can literally break hearts, new research has found. People who reported frequent arguments, criticism, or other types of conflict with partners or close friends experienced a 23% greater risk of having a heart attack or chest pain. "A person's heart condition seems to be influenced by negative... More »

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heart attack • relationship

Don't Break Your Bank Account, Too

Divorce is never easy, but you don't
have to go broke in the process

Oct 7, 07 2:33 PM CDT
(Newser) - Don't let emotional pain cloud your judgment on financial matters—you may both end up the poorer for it. Here are five divorce pitfalls to avoid, from USA Today:
  1. Clinging to the house if you can't afford the upkeep.
  2. Not making a clean break on joint accounts.
... More »

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personal finance • divorce • marriage • list • money • finance • relationship

Should Tonsil Hockey Be
More Taboo?

Perhaps public displays of affection go too far

Sep 30, 07 1:00 PM CDT
(Newser) - Birds do it. Bees do it. Even Tipper and Al do it. Smooch sloppily in public, that is. A recent rash of public heavy petting has Miss Manners everywhere exasperated, CNN reports. The year’s most outrageous makeout may be Richard Gere’s caresses of a Bollywood actress, leading to... More »

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love • hugging • relationship • kiss • affection • etiquette

Beau Better Than Hubby
on Chores

And they still have plenty of time for better sex: study

Sep 7, 07 4:30 AM CDT
(Newser) - Live-in lovers are more likely to empty the dishwasher and take out the garbage than husbands, according to the latest research reported in Newsweek. In a study of 17,000 men, boyfriends reported doing more household chores than their married counterparts. And it gets better. Partners who share the chores... More »

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women • men • sex • relationship • Shannon Davis • Neil Chethik • Sunjiv Gupta • husband • chores

It Really Is in His Kiss

Smooching sends different messages for men and women

Sep 3, 07 2:24 PM CDT
(Newser) - Men and women rate kissing differently, according to a study of 1,000 American students published in Evolutionary Psychology. Women rated kissing as more important than men did, and continue to value kisses throughout long-term relationships. Men, who reported using kisses to increase their chances of getting sex, also preferred... More »

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women • kissing • dating • romance • relationship • kiss

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