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Mental health advocates are working to give teenagers something many have never been formally taught: the tools to recognize the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationships before those ...

Dating should feel like a fun, open road trip, right? Not like being locked in the trunk! But sometimes, what starts as intense affection can slowly morph into something seriously unhealthy: control.

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ITV News' Daniel Ajose looks beyond the data to understand why relationship abuse persists in young relationships.

If you're getting serious enough with a romantic partner to start thinking about building a financial future together, beware this reaction to mentioning money.

A new study from JPMorgan Wealth Management sheds light on how American investors view money in the context of their personal relationships, revealing a landscape where financial compatibility is ...