The experience of dating is more rewarding for men than it is for women, according to recent data from Match. The report surveyed more than 5,000 singles between ages 18 and 98 during the last year. A whopping 63% of men said dating helps them be a better version of themselves, but only 46% of women said the same.

An analysis of 308 dating profiles revealed that people who show originality in their bios are seen as more intelligent and more funny, and in turn, more attractive. Original profile bios tended to contain more self-disclosure and more stylistic features like metaphors. These findings were published in the journal PLOS One.

A new study published in Evolutionary Psychological Science found that men seeking long-term partners displayed children, dogs, or other pets (known as “dependents”) in their online dating profiles more so than men seeking short-term mates. There were no differences in frequency of displayed dependents between men and women seeking long-term partners.

Studies show that men are much more open to dating someone outside of their height requirements than women are. "Twenty-three percent of men but only four percent of women said they were open to a relationship in which the woman was taller," a Huffington Post article explained.

There are ways on how you can become that woman that men simply find too irresistible to leave. And that's exactly what I will be teaching you in this

When it comes to dating and specifically to dating the rich, first impression is very important. In the article I cover just some of the things that

The Japanese government will invest in artificial intelligence (AI) to bring single citizens together -- and, perhaps, help stabilize falling birth rates. As reported by the Japan Times, the Cabinet Office intends to allocate ¥2 billion ($19 million) to local authorities that run dating programs for residents.

A University of Rochester study finds that playing hard to get can work as a potential mating strategy.

New research suggests that women are overwhelmingly not into guys who look "easy."

Besides the infamous Number Nine, that is.

Highly popular free dating apps owned by Match Group — including Tinder, OkCupid, and Plenty of Fish — do not have clear policies or screening practices to prevent registered sex offenders from signing up. As a result, people are matching with sex offenders on those apps and, in some cases, have faced attempted sexual assault, according to a new investigation by ProPublica and the Columbia Journalism Investigations.

Research for BBC Radio 5 Live suggests a third of women have experienced unwanted violence during consensual sex.

Singlehood may be better than relationships that aren't even particularly bad.

New research shows how to read the signs of a wandering heart.

Matchmaking is now the primary job of online algorithms, according to new research from Stanford sociologist Michael Rosenfeld.

Romantic infidelity is disturbingly common, with some researchers estimating that infidelity impacts up to 25% of all marriages and larger percentages of dating and cohabitating relationships (Fincham and May, 2017). Moreover, marriage therapists consider sexual infidelity as one of the most difficult issues to successfully treat.

Is it better to be yourself or play hard to get when dating? Is being yourself attractive and what type of person does being yourself attract? Do we become more emotionally open and available when we are made to feel safe to be our true selves?

As I think of the upcoming Super Bowl and reports of human trafficking victims being rescued this week in Atlanta, I just praise the Lord for saving these young victims and bringing their captors t…

A divorcee seeking a wealthy boyfriend has won £13,100 in damages from an elite dating agency after it failed to introduce her to the match she hoped would be “possibly the man of my dreams, the father of my child”. Tereza Burki had sued Seventy Thirty, based in Knightsbridge, central London, for deceit and misrepresentation. On Wednesday the high court ruled it had misled the businesswoman about its “exclusive” membership.

People who need to make a good impression on dates or in job interviews should concentrate on communicating the hard work and effort behind their success, rather than just emphasising their talent, new research from Cass Business School has found. In Impression (Mis) Management When Communicating Success, published in Basic and Applied Social Psychology, Dr Janina Steinmetz investigated how people attribute their success on dates and job...