How generations of Valentines have invented ways of writing for one reader alone. By Britt Peterson.

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With their religion a key part of their lives, Celeste Carolin and Kathleen Majdali struggled with their decision to come out. Now they’re preparing for marriage – a celebration that could result in excommunication. By Kseniya Sovenko.

Donna Wold’s hair is now white, not “violently red”, but she still remembers her courtship with a man named Sparky, and the comic strips that read “like an old love letter.” By Darryn King.

Richard Feynman’s Letter to Arline sixteen months after her death: “You, Dead, Are So Much Better Than Anyone Else Alive.”

We keep associating the heart with love, but the fact is that the brain is actually in charge of all our emotions. The brain does the heavy lifting before, during and after a relationship.

Scientists in the Netherlands have reported that we share about 80m bacteria during a passionate ten-second kiss; a finding that makes puckering up seem cringe-worthy – and downright unsanitary at the start of cold and flu season.

We all enjoy seeing different things on screen. Some of us crave the transcendent images that only our most beloved filmmakers can conjure. Others favor low-key

Eight-year-old Christian McPhilamy grew out his blond hair for more than two years so he could donate it to kids who have lost their locks.

Monday 6/1/2015, city officials will start the job of removing almost a million padlocks from the Pont de Arts bridge

This couple just won Valentine's Day.

Or as I prefer to call him, Jack Hunter.  Yes, I was a huge Matt fan!  On my 7 & 8th grade doodles, you'd find Emerson Lawrence on the pages.  I was very

When Richard Norris accidentally blew off half his face with a shotgun he was left so disfigured that he rarely ventured outdoors and was plagued by suicidal thoughts.

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It's a love story that lasted a lifetime, and beyond. Don and Maxine Simpson, of Bakersfield, Calif., were married 62 years and died within four hours of each other. "It's absolutely beautiful, and the story is beautiful," Melissa Sloan, the couple's granddaughter, told ABC affiliate KERO-TV.

She's a meat-eater; he's vegan. She likes salads; he lives on hot dogs and Cheez Whiz. These are examples of real-life couples whose pairings make no sense to me. Because I could not love a person (romantically) who would never eat vegetables. Or if I did love them, I would consider it star-crossed. Uh, broccoli-crossed.