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It's great being single, isn't it?

If you’re concerned about wasting money because you and your mate spend almost every night together but maintain your own homes, don’t sweat it. You’re simply engaging in America’s “stayover relationship” trend.

Aside from providing evidence that Hef’s taste in women is slipping in his old age,  Crystal Harris’  claim that Playboy mogul Hugh Hefner lasts only "two seconds" in the sack is an unlikely charge.  In reality  old men drag it out too long.

Men are more concerned with their partner's body type than women but they also seem to value family more highly, according to a new survey released on Tuesday.

Does sex have to be taboo-breaking to be hot? And now that just about every taboo has been broken, have people under 40 lost interest

More than three decades before eHarmony made potential soulmates fill out an hour-long questionnaire, New York City's first computer-generated dating service required answering more than 100 multiple-choice questions.

A New York couple says living apart is the secret to staying together. Allen Sheinman, 58, and wife Collette Stallone, 56, have divided their 576-square-foot apartment with plastic walls and other clear dividing lines.

For several years, public health officials have been concerned that gonorrhea, one of the most prevalent STDs in the world, might become resistant to the last widely available antibiotic used to treat it. Now, it has.

TODAY’s resident “guy’s guy,” Donny Deutsch, tackles viewers’ relationship questions about sex, love and more. (TODAY)

Men need more cuddles and kisses than women, and if that weren’t surprising enough to researchers in an international study on long-term relationships, sexual satisfaction is more important to women in long-term relationships.

Why would Marie Osmond, Elizabeth Taylor, Melanie Griffith and thousands of non-celebrities remarry the spouses they divorced months, years or even decades earlier?

Relationship expert Pepper Schwartz and professor of psychology Gary Marcus talk about what happens in our brain when we fight and what it says about us as individuals. (TODAY)

Dump the stereotype of the manly commitment-phobe. A new study finds that not only do men often say "I love you" first in relationships, they're often happier than women when they hear the three little words said to them.

If absence makes the heart grow fonder, could time spent together in extremely tight quarters make the heart grow ... ummm ..

Paul Gutierrez will cough up thousands of dollars to the person who lands him a date with his future wife. He says he'll donate the money to the charity of the person's choice.