Author: Jenna Ryu, USA TODAY

“West Elm Caleb,” a 25-year-old who went viral for love bombing and ghosting numerous women, is showing how not to end a relationship.

Dating experts are swearing by the “hardballing” strategy, which involves being honest about your romantic goals on the first date.

It’s assumed that abusive parents mistreat all of their children. But sometimes, they only single out one. It’s called the “Cinderella phenomenon.”

Jamie Lynn’s new tell-all memoir has struck a chord with her older sister, Britney Spears. When is it her turn to share her story?

The AAPI community is mourning its latest victim, Michelle Go, who was pushed in front of a subway in Times Square in New York.

Struggling with dry, irritated skin this winter? Dermatologists are recommending a new hack called “slugging.”

It’s common to feel like the backup relationship. But experts say it can take a toll on your love life and mental health if it isn’t addressed.

“Struggle love” describes a toxic relationship where one partner deals with hardships of infidelity or multiple breakups to “prove their loyalty.”

“Dad bods” have been accepted for years. But why aren’t “mom bods” normalized in the same way?