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romance

Lifestyle 5 years ago

In transient Dubai, expats struggle to find love

"Even if I had the best job, I wouldn't stay," said the curly-haired 32-year-old French teacher who is keen on starting a family.

Lifestyle 5 years ago

People still find intimacy through dating apps despite pandemic

People craving intimacy while in quarantine find creative gimmicks to meet new people on dating apps, which add spice to the interactions.

People 5 years ago

'Love is not tourism', says couple separated for 6 months by coronavirus

"The worst thing is that we don't know when we will see each other because the borders are still closed."

Entertainment 5 years ago

How romance is changing in K-dramas, disappointing viewers

Romantic relationships of young Koreans are changing fast, and marriage -- once considered the destination point of a successful relationship -- is no longer a must, and television dramas are quickly picking up on the trend.

Lifestyle 6 years ago

Lonely no more: Ways to spend Valentine’s Day on your own

Here are some things you can do on your own this Valentine's Day.

Entertainment 6 years ago

Four Indonesian rom-coms for hopeless romantics

While some cannot wait to spend the day with their partners, others may have yet to find the love of their life and prefer to stay at home during Valentine’s Day. If that's you, here's a list of some films to watch.

Health 6 years ago

Having an optimistic partner may stave off dementia: Study

New US research has found that having an optimistic partner could help you live a healthier life.

Entertainment 6 years ago

'Marriage Story': A heartbreaking depiction of divorce

Almost anyone who has gone through a breakup, be it a marriage or a relationship, can relate to this film.

Lifestyle 6 years ago

Workplace romance: it's complicated in #MeToo era

US companies, particularly the larger ones, have had codes of conduct for their employees for years, and more firms have been adopting them recently.

Science & Tech 6 years ago

Difficult breakups aren't necessarily associated with gaining weight

A group of American researchers has concluded that compensating for emotional heartbreak by overeating may not actually have much impact on weight gain.

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