In their recent analysis of 11,196 relationships via 43 different studies, researchers ultimately found five similarities among happy couples.

If you suspect your partner is seeking out porn after they’ve promised not to, you’re not alone. Consider these conversation points from mental health professional, Jay Stringer.

COVID-19 has proven a challenging time for the health and happiness of individuals and relationships. So, how has everything changed over 2020?

It can seem daunting to tackle a big issue such as the harms of pornography and sexual exploitation, but there are ways you can take care of yourself while advocating for the cause.

Despite what our porn-obsessed culture may tell you, choosing to reject porn entirely can actually help boost your dating success. Don’t just take our word for it, check these tips out.

Some main issues with porn are that it can lead to isolation, objectification, and shame. Any of those sound like great things for friendships?

Porn is something you can choose to view by yourself, but watching explicit videos of strangers having sex doesn’t just affect you—it affects your partner.

“The architecture of narcissism fits well with what porn delivers. One of the core deficits in narcissism is a deficit in the capacity for intimacy.”

The harms of porn don’t discriminate based on your relationship status. Porn has the potential to affect mental health, and it promotes objectification.

If Pornhub wanted to be an educational resource, they’d discontinue hosting porn and educate about the harmful effects of porn.

Ever heard the argument that men enjoy consuming porn more because they’re more “visual” than women? Looks like that might not be the case.

A struggle with pornography is never easy to overcome, but when both partners are in it for the right reasons, what’s on the other side is so worth it.