Elizabeth Laura Nelson

We’ve probably all heard it a million times: relationships are hard work.

Researchers say that the average relationship hits the ‘comfort zone’ phase after 11 months and 24 days.

Honesty is supposed to be the cornerstone of a healthy relationship, and lying, an automatic dealbreaker. But should it be?

The problem with people pleasing: You’re trying so hard to be good. So how come you feel so bad?

In a marriage, should you really feel lonely that much of the time? And if so, then how lonely is too lonely?

This is your brain on love. And it’s scary.

My anxiety doesn’t mean I can’t be a good parent. In fact, it makes me a better one.

No regrets about having kids? Maybe it’s time we all came clean.

Is it better to be alone than to be in a miserable relationship?