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Liz Tuccillo, writer for "Sex and the City" and co-author of "He's Just Not That Into You", asks why is the divorce rate so low in India? She finds out that Indians are taught that happiness is a state of mind. And if you've had an arranged marriage you wed first, and learn to love your husband over time, as you get to know him.

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Sherry Amatenstein discusses why men like porn and how to know when it's an addiction.

Kissing is more than a fun part of foreplay — it's connecting with one another physically, showing affection and setting the mood for a night of intimacy and romance.In fact, couples who kiss tend to be more physically and emotionally connected.

Long-distance love isn't easy, especially when he wants you to move. We called in expert help.

Do you count Foursquare, Farmville and Digg among your best friends? You may be addicted to social media! Don't become a statistic!

Dr. Helen Fisher, world renowned biological anthropologist, discusses her book, "Why Him? Why Her?", which explains the connection between biology and human attraction.

Liyana Silver discusses dealbreakers. What signs should we all look for that a man or woman is just not right for us?

Are you on the hunt to land the perfect man? Check out our latest Love U to get tips on how flirt like a pro.

How do you know when it's time to break up? Jersey Shore's Snooki points us in the right direction when it comes to dead-end relationships.

Most of us have an addiction to something or other; technology, substances, behavior. There are a number of techniques and philosophies to ending these addictions. However, what's the first step someone needs to take to end unhealthy practices for good and treat yourself well? John Gray and our panel of experts discuss knocking out addiction once and for all.

What are the causes of infidelity? And can you keep your spouse from having an affair? Our Experts discuss: Matthew Walters, Esther Perel, Cynthia Chestnut, Elisabeth Joy LaMotte and Lesli Doares.

We all look for the cheat codes to make life a little easier but are there ones to make love easier. Dr. Helen Fisher discusses the not-so-complex formula to make love last. Enjoy!

No longer taboo or embarrassing, online dating has become one of the best ways to meet people. But how can you be successful at it. And what are some of the biggest misconceptions about online dating. Helen Fisher and our panel of Experts take on dating and the internet age.

While some men say that they cannot handle dating a strong woman, successful men have discovered that these personality traits are more desirable for long-term relationships. Here are 4 personality traits that make men fall deeply in love with women — fast!

Just because there was a breakup doesn't mean he's over you

It is important to know exactly what kind of signs you give off when you’re planning on cheating on your partner, according to astrology.

Breaking up with someone you love is not easy but it is possible. Just follow these steps on how to break up with someone you love and before you know it, you will be able to let go of a love that is holding you back and move on with your life:

No one goes into a marriage hoping it ends. Maybe in some sort of May-December inheritance business, but us people who marry for love are hoping to ride this thing for 6 decades. So, how do we do that? How do we make a marriage last and not just from spite? A couple bubble. Wha? What's a couple bubble? Good question. Expert Stan Atkin explains it and lets you know how to create one of your own.

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We all like sex, right? But men and women are wired differently. How can men do a better job of pleasing women in and bedroom and maybe achieving that elusive female orgasm? John Gray breaks it down.

Rachel Kramer Bussel, editor of the new book 'Dirty Girls,' reveals the secret world of the erotica writer.

Liz Tuccillo, writer for <em>Sex and the City</em> and co-author of <em>He's Just Not That Into You</em>, asks men and women in Mumbai, India about arranged marriage. One man interviewed over 60 women before he found his wife!

Liz Tuccillo goes behind the statistics to find out what it's really like to be single in Sydney, Australia, a city that's experiencing a "man drought:" one single man for every five single women. The ladies she talks to agree: all the good ones are married! Or gay!