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All you need is love: the psychology of romance
Thousands of couples will celebrate a day of romance this week, while many single people will hope for their own
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With just a smartphone up your petticoat, you can now read Mills & Boon anywhere
Mills & Boon, the guilty pleasure of many a reader over the decades, is shunning the Kindle in favour of
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A flirter’s dilemma: subtlety vs. success
Flirting comes in many forms: a casual gaze that lingers a half second longer than necessary, a light touch, an
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why Outlander is a feminist romance
Television series Outlander made its debut on the small screen in August this year, to the acclaim of both reviewers
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Dealing with love, romance and rejection on Valentine’s Day
Take care lovers, wherever you are, as Valentine’s Day is soon upon us. Whether you’re in a relationship or want
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Happy Valentine’s Day? Depends how you invest in your relationship
If you think our romantic relationships are based on the passions of the heart and the melding of minds –
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Our digital lives mean memories and life online can continue even after death
Memory is a way of holding onto the things you love, the things you are, the things you never want
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How Hollywood-style rom-coms seduced France
The recently released Les Combattants (or Love at First Fight for the Anglophones) has received several awards in France at
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Crimson Peak – a gothic romance that takes us back to the feminine early days of horror
This article contains spoilers. Horror comes in many guises. Psychological, violent, gothic, sure. But rarely – in contemporary culture –
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Online dating has become a hobby, one that is often not even that fun
The scene described in Nancy Jo Sales’s huge Tinder report published in Vanity Fair magazine featured groups of twenty-something friends
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